Summer Session 2011 Catalog

1 $315 $315 $364 $364 $386 $3862 $315 $630 $364 $728 $386 $7723 $315 $945 $364 $1,092 $386 $1,1584 $315 $1,260 $364 $1,456 $386 $1,5445 capped $1,287 capped $1,494 capped $1,5876 capped $1,287 capped $1,494 capped $1,587

7 $232 $1,624 $268 $1,876 $285 $1,9958 $232 $1,856 $268 $2,144 $285 $2,2809 $232 $2,088 $268 $2,412 $285 $2,565

10 capped $2,200 capped $2,577 capped $2,73611 capped $2,220 capped $2,577 capped $2,73612 capped $2,220 capped $2,577 capped $2,736

Undergraduate Credential GraduateUnits Fee Total Fee Total Fee Total

Summer Session 2011Fee Schedule

Building/Class Location AbbreviationsAG.....................................................................Agriculture Bldg.AGM ...............................................Agriculture Mechanics Bldg.APH .........................................Aspen/Ponderosa Residence Hall*ARM ................................................................Armenian HomeASP ....................................................... Animal Science PavilionATH .....................................................................Athletic FacilityBH ..............................................................Baker Residence HallBEID ........................................................................ Beiden Field*BHVH ..................................................... Behavior Health Dept.BIRH .......................................................... Birch Residence HallBU ..................................................................... Bulldog StadiumCA ..................................................................... Conley Art Bldg.CATI ....................................................... Calif. Ag. Tech. InstituteCATIE ............................................ Calif. Ag. Tech. Institute - EastCL .............................Calif. Dept. of Justice, Fresno Regional Lab*CC .................................................. Clovis Community Hospital*COAL ..............................................................Coalinga WHCC*COS ...................................................... College of the Sequoias*CSU ....................... California State University (other campuses)*CVIH .................................Central Valley Indian Health ServiceCYD ..................................................................Corporation YardDGT ....................................................................Digital CampusDP .............................................................Downing PlanetariumDUNC ....................................................Duncan Athletic FacilityED .................................................... Kremen Education BuildingEDAX ...................................................... Education Annex TrailerEE .........................................................Engineering East BuildingENL .................................................................. Enology BuildingEW ..................................................... Engineering West Building*FCF ................................................Fresno Covenant Foundation*FCH ................................................Fresno Community HospitalFCMH ........................ Fresno County Mental Health DepartmentFFS ........................................... Family & Food Sciences Building*FHD ..................................................Fresno Health Department*FIH ........................................ Fresno Indian Health DepartmentFMC ....................................................... Farm Machinery CenterGH ...........................................................Graves Residence HallHC ........................................................................ Health Center*HCMC ..............................Hanford Community Medical CenterHH ..........................................................Homan Residence HallHMH .................................................Home Management House*HOPE ....................................................................Hope ManorHRS ............................................................Student Horse Center*IHS ......................................................... Indian Health ServicesIT...................................... Grosse Industrial Technology BuildingJAD ................................................Joyal Administration Building*KAIS ................................................................... Kaiser Hospital*KAWH ................................................... Kaweah Delta HospitalKB ....................................................................Kennel BookstoreKCB ......................................................... Keats Campus Building*KCH ....................................... Kings County Health Department*KVH ............................................................Kings View Hospital

L ..........................................................................Madden Library*LEM ..................................................................Lemoore WHCCLUC ...................................................Lancaster University CenterLS .................................................................... Laboratory School*Lyle .................Lyles Center for Innovation and EntrepreneurshipM .........................................................................Music Building*MAD ................................................Madera Health Department*MC ............................................... Madera Community HospitalMCF ............................................................ McKee-Fisk BuildingMCL ........................................................................ McLane Hall*MOSS ...................................................................Moss Landing*MRC .........................................Madera Rehab & Conval. HomeNG ................................................................. North Gymnasium*OFF .........................................................................Off CampusPB .......................................................... Peters Business BuildingPBAT ...............................................Peters Building Annex TrailerP ED CTR ................................................Peters Education CenterPHL ....................................................................Post Harvest LabPHS ....................................Psychology/Human Services BuildingPS .............................................................. Public Safety Building*PUB ......................................................................Public SchoolRDF ......................................................Residence Dining FacilityRH ...........................................................Residence Halls Atrium*RIH ................................................ Rural Indian Health ServicesROP ........................................................................ Rope CourseS ........................................................................ Science BuildingS2 ..................................................... Science Building Number 2SA ............................................................... Speech Arts BuildingSAH ......................................................Smittcamp Alumni HouseSCH .............................................Sequoia/Cedar Residence Halls*SCLA ............................................ Santa Clarita Coll. of CanyonsSFTBL ............................................................... Softball DiamondSG ...................................................................South GymnasiumSH ........................................................Sycamore Residence Hall*SIER .....................................................................Sierra Hospital*SJG ..........................................San Joaquin Gardens Rest Home*SMAR .................................Santa Maria/Allan Hancock CollegeSMC ..................................................................Save Mart CenterSS ............................................................Social Science BuildingSSU ..........................................................Satellite Student Union*STA ........................................................... Saint Agnes Hospital*STON .......................................................................Stone SoupSTRC ...................................................Student Recreation CenterTAD ............................................Thomas Administration Building*TCH .......................................Tulare County Health DepartmentTEN ............................................. Spalding Wathen Tennis CourtsUBC ................................................... University Business CenterUC ................................................................... University Center*UMC ..................................................University Medical CenterUHS ........................................................ University High SchoolUSU ..................................................... University Student Union

* Off Campus Class Locations

Division of Continuing and Global EducationKremen Education Building, Room 130

5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76 • Fresno, CA 93740-8025559.278.0333 • [email protected]

www.csufresno.edu/cge

The CSU and California State University, Fresno make every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. The CSU and California State University, Fresno must reserve the right, even after initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees, without notice. All listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change or correction.

Class Date Classnotes Course Class No. Description Units Comp Time Days Room Instructor

Summer Session occurs during the nine-week period between June 13

– August 12, 2011. This time frame pro-vides an excellent opportunity to pursue one or two classes intensively, without interruptions and demands of other classes or campus activities. Summer Session classes fulfill residence credit requirements and are open to matricu-lated Fresno State students as well as to the public.

Why Take Summer Session?

• Concentrate on one or two courses at a time• Maximize student success• Accelerate time to degree completion• Explore new academic areas of interest• Pursue professional development

Who may register for a Summer Session Class?

You are not required to be formally admitted to the university to take a Sum-mer Session class. If you are 18 years of age or older, or are a high school gradu-ate and have met course prerequisites, you may register for Summer Session. Matriculated and disqualified students, as well as the public, may take Summer Session classes.

If you expect to complete degree or credential requirements through Sum-mer Session, you should confirm course applicability with your advisor. Reg-istration in Summer Session does not ensure registration for, or admission to, the university, nor should it be inter-preted as acceptance to any degree or credential program. If you are interested in formal admission to California State University, Fresno, contact the Office of Admissions, Records and Evaluations at 559.278.2261.

Course Prerequisites

When selecting courses, you are advised to refer to the course descriptions in the University General Catalog for prereq-uisites or special qualifications which may be required for certain courses. In some instances, permission to enroll in a course must be obtained from the department or instructor. Students not meeting course prerequisites may be administratively dropped from a class.

Course Descriptions

Course descriptions for topic courses are on page 10. Other course descriptions are in the General Catalog, available online at www.csufresno.edu/catoffice/current/ or for purchase at the Kennel Bookstore.

Academic Load Limit

Students are permitted to enroll in a maximum of 12 units of credit during Summer Session.

Registration Fees and Course Fees

Fees are listed on the chart inside the front cover of this catalog. Some courses have additional course fees for lab materials, etc.; see Classnotes on the schedule.

Financial Aid

Financial aid may be available for matriculated students enrolled in a minimum of six units during the summer (Intersession and/or Summer Session). Summer Interest Forms will be available in the Financial Aid Office beginning April 6 and must be submitted by May 13. Questions? Please check with the Financial Aid Office at 559.278.2182 or Joyal Building, Room 296.

How to Register

Early Registration for Summer Session is March 21 through May 24, 2011. All fees must be paid in full by May 24,

2011. Paid enrollments determine which classes are declared a “go” and which ones are cancelled. Register early to ensure your place in the class of your choice, as each class has an enrollment limit. Payments can be made online or at Joyal Building at the Cashier’s Counter. Indicate that payment is for a Continuing and Global Education class. Payments by check should be made payable to “California State University, Fresno” or “Fresno State.” Registration will freeze May 24 through May 30.

Beginning May 31 through the first day of class, additional registrations will be accepted (space permitting). Beginning May 31, fees must be paid in full within 24 hours of registration; non-payment of fees will cancel your online registration after 24 hours.

You may register online or in person at the Division of Continuing and Global Education. During the regular academic year, the Division is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Summer office hours, beginning May 23, are 7:00 am – 3:30 pm.

Matriculated Fresno State students may register by logging in to my.csufresno.edu.

New or non-matriculated students should visit www.csufresno.edu/cge/registration/credit.shtml for registration instructions.

Late Registration

There is a $10 late fee per course for registrations received after the class start date. For classes lasting four or fewer days, no registration will be accepted after the class start date. For all other classes, no registrations will be accepted after the fourth calendar day from the class start date.

Grading Option

Select your choice of grading option—Letter; CR/NC (credit or no credit)—choosing only what is available for your class (verify with department if enroll-ing in person). The grading option you

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designate is what will be posted on your permanent transcript, providing that op-tion is available for the course. For class-es lasting four or fewer days, changes in Grading Option (including changing to Audit) must be made prior to the class start date. For all other classes, changes in Grading Option (including changing to Audit) must be made no later than Friday of the first week of class.

Wait Lists

There are no wait lists for Summer Session; however, if space can be made for you in the class, your instructor may give you a permission number to add the class.

Go/No-Go

Decisions about which Summer Ses-sion classes “go” will be made based upon the number of paid registrations received by May 24, 2011. On May 31, the list of courses declared a “go” will be posted on the website: www.csuf-resno.edu/cge/summersession. Classes with insufficient enrollment will be cancelled. If your class is cancelled by the University, you may enroll in a dif-ferent Summer Session class, or you may request a refund. (See Drop/Withdrawal and Refunds.)

Drop/Withdrawal

Students who fail to attend class may re-ceive a failing grade unless they formally drop the class.

To drop a class, drop online at my.csufresno.edu. To request a refund, complete the program change form (www.csufresno.edu/cge/forms) and submit it to the Division of Continuing and Global Education.

No drops are allowed after the fourth calendar day. Students who have a seri-ous and compelling reason and who wish to drop on the fifth calendar day or later may petition to drop with a grade of “W.” Pick up a Request for Record

Adjustment in the Division of Continu-ing and Global Education or obtain the form online: http://csufresno.edu/are/forms/Record_Adjustment.pdf. Submit the request to the Admissions, Records and Evaluations Office in the Joyal Building.

Refunds

Refunds are governed by California Code of Regulation Title 5, Section 41802.

In order to request a refund, you must complete the Program Change/Refund form located at: www.csufresno.edu/cge/forms.

Refunds for Partial Withdrawals

Refunds for partial withdrawals (reduc-tion of units carried) will be based on your total fees paid and the remaining units in which you are enrolled.

Example 1: Undergraduate student registers for six units, paying $1,287. Student drops three units prior to the start of class. The fee owed for three remaining units is $955 ($945 plus $10 refund processing fee). Refund to student will be $332. Example 2: Undergraduate student registers for six units, paying $1,287. Student drops three units after the start of class, but before 25 percent of the course time has elapsed. The fee now owed is $1064.70, which is $945 for remaining three units plus $119.70 (35 percent of $1287 minus $945). Refund to student will be $222.30.

After 25 percent of the course time has elapsed, no refund will be made.

Refunds for Complete Withdrawals

Students who withdraw prior to the start date of the course can receive a full refund minus a $10 processing fee per course. There is no refund for classes meeting fewer than 5 sessions or lasting fewer than 5 days, once the class has begun. If you withdraw on or after the

first class meeting of a face-to-face class with five or more class meetings, 65 per-cent of fees collected can be refunded until 25 percent of the course time has elapsed. For online and arranged classes lasting 5 days or more, 65 percent of fees collected can be refunded until 25 percent of the class has elapsed. After 25 percent of the course time has elapsed, no refund will be made. No refund is made unless requested by the student.

Grades

Summer Session grades will be aver-aged into the student’s Fresno State GPA. Grades will be available at my.csufresno.edu about 14 days after the class ends.

Textbooks

Beginning June 13, textbooks will be available at the Kennel Bookstore on the Fresno State campus. Information about textbooks is available from the bookstore (www.kennelbookstore.com) or your instructor. Kennel Bookstore summer hours are 7:00 am to 3:30 pm.

Library

The Madden Library is scheduled to be open Monday through Thursday from 7:45 am to 8:00 pm; Fridays, 7:45 am to 5:00 pm; and Sundays, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The library will be closed on Satur-days. Students without a Fresno State ID may obtain a temporary library card at the Division of Continuing and Global Education, Kremen Education Building, Room 130.

Health and Psychological Services University Health and Psychological Services will be open June 13 - August 12, 2011 (closed July 4), Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm. Minimal services are available from 12:00 noon to 12:30 pm daily. Students have a nominal co-pay per office visit.Services for Students with Disabilities

Support services are available by calling the Services for Students with Disabili-ties office at 559.278.2811.

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Veterans Services

Information on State and Federal aid to veterans is available by calling Veterans Services, 559.278.7030.

Parking

Parking permits are required for Summer Session. For information go to: www.csufresno.edu/police/traffic/per-mits/student.shtml or call 559.278.2950.

Food Services

For Food Court restaurant hours of operation, see the website: www.auxiliary.com.

University Student Union

Beginning June 13, the University Student Union will be open Sunday-Thursday, from 7:00 am until 10:00 pm. On Fridays and Saturdays, the hours of operation are 7:00 am until midnight. The building will be closed on Monday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.

University Courtyard

Students enrolling in Summer Session may apply for residence hall housing online at www.universitycourtyard.org or by visiting the Atrium Customer Ser-vice desk.

General Information

Special SessionsSpecial Sessions classes can be found in the Summer

EXTENSION catalog available in April.

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Division of Continuing and Global Education

Summer Extension Catalog

Available online at www.csufresno.edu/cge/catalog

or to request a printed copy, call 559.278.0333

or email [email protected]

This information was correct at time of printing, but circumstances may have caused it to change after printing. We update this information on our website with regularity and strongly encourage you to visit www.csufresno.edu/cge/summersession/students/registration.shtml for up-to-date information on all Summer Session class offerings.

Additional summer classes are offered through May/June Intersession and through Special Sessions (including a significant number of Engineering classes.) More information may be found at www.csufresno.edu/cge


Accountancy

Jun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;18;351 ACCT 144 50187 Tax Acct + Plan 4 Lec 10:00A-01:20P MTuWTh PB 138 Kalfayan, GJun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;18;351 ACCT 165 50188 Internatl Acct 4 Lec 10:00A-01:20P MTuWTh PB 134 Peyvandi, A

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 351 Not open to Pre-Business, Business restricted, and Undeclared majors. Refer to www.craig.csufresno.edu/uss_home.aspx for more information.

Anthropology

Jun. 13 - Aug. 12 17 ANTH 123 50216 Peo Cult SE Asia 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Delcore, H

Classnotes: 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.

Arabic Jul. 5 - Aug. 12 15 ARAB 1A 50157 Arabic 1A 3 Lec 10:00A-12:05P TuThF PB 102 Rashid, N

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.

Biology Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15;908 BIOL 12 50250 Animal Biology 3 Lec 07:50A-09:45A MTuWThF MCL 121 Trayler, WJun. 13 - Jul. 1 BIOL 12 50251 Animal Biology 0 Act 10:15A-12:10P MTuWThF MCL 226 Trayler, WJun. 13 - Jul. 1 BIOL 12 50252 Animal Biology 0 Act 12:20P-02:15P MTuWThF MCL 226 Trayler, WJun. 13 - Jul. 1 4752 BIOL 64 50253 Funct Hum Anat 3 Lec 11:00A-12:50P MTuWThF MCL 161 Debban, JJun. 13 - Jul. 1 BIOL 64 50254 Funct Hum Anat 0 Lab 08:00A-10:50A MTuWThF MCL 204 McClelland, AJun. 13 - Jul. 1 BIOL 64 50255 Funct Hum Anat 0 Lab 01:00P-03:50P MTuWThF MCL 204 Debban, JJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15;22 BIOL 102 50256 Genetics 3 Lec 08:30A-11:15A MTuWThF S2 206 Prince, J

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 22 Secure permission to register from the department office. 908 Class fee, $15. 4752 Class fee, $25.

Business Administration Jun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;20;3502;3503 BA 105W 50189 Bus Commun 3 Lec 10:20A-12:10P MTuWTh PB 136 La Rosa, PJun. 13 - Aug. 12 15;22 BA 195 50190 Internship 3 Sup ARR Young, D

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 20 Meets Upper Division Writing Skills requirement for graduation. 22 Secure permission to register from the department office. 3502 Not open to Pre-Business majors. 3503 Prerequisite: Junior standing.

Chemistry Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 15 CHEM 1A 50353 General Chem 1A 5 Lec 07:30A-08:45A MTuWThF MCL 229 Person, EJun. 13 - Jul. 22 CHEM 1A 50354 General Chem 1A 0 Lab 08:55A-11:55A MTuWThF MCL 241 Person, EJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15 CHEM 128A 50259 Organic Chem 3 Lec 07:15A-08:40A MTuWThF S 141 Attar, S


Chicano and Latin American Studies Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 CLAS 114 50293 Mex/SW 1810-1910 3 Lec 09:00A-11:45A MTuWThF FFS 212A Perez, C


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Child and Family Sciences Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 15;18 CFS 135 50149 Parenting 3 Lec 09:00A-10:30A MTuWThF FFS 216B Dyer, KJun. 13 - Jul. 1 22;34 CFS 139 50150 Adv Cd Practicum 3 Lec 10:00A-12:00P W HMH 101 Major, AJun. 13 - Jul. 1 CFS 139 50151 Adv Cd Practicum 0 Lab 08:00A-12:00P MTuThF HMH 101 Major, A

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 22 Secure permission to register from the department office. 34 Letter grade only.

Communication Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 COMM 114 50156 Comm Learning 3 Lec 09:00A-11:30A MTuWThF ED 181 Powell, RJun. 13 - Jul. 1 COMM 140 50159 Rhetorical Thry 3 Lec 09:00A-12:00P MTuWThF ED 178 Ayotte, KJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 COMM 166 50161 Comm Rsch Mthds 3 Sem 09:30A-12:30P MTuWThF LS 177 Fowler, C


Computer Science Jul. 5 - Aug. 11 15 CSCI 191T 50296 Smartphone Prog 3 Lec 06:00P-09:30P TuTh S2 309 Li, M Liu, S


Counselor Education Jun. 13 - Aug. 12 17 COUN 174 50285 Intro Counseling 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Lam, SJun. 14 - Jul. 12 15;34;8804 COUN 180T 50288 APA Writing 1 Lec 01:00P-05:00P Tu ED 178 Valencia, AJun. 13 - Jun. 29 15 COUN 202 50289 Sem Group Couns 3 Sem 12:30P-02:30P MTuWTh ED 193 Lee, SJun. 13 - Jun. 29 COUN 202 50290 Sem Group Couns 0 Act 02:30P-04:00P MTuWTh TBD Lee, S

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 34 Letter grade only. 8804 Class meets four Tuesdays: 6/14/11, 6/21/11, 6/28/11 from 1-5pm and 7/12/11 from 1-4pm.

Craig School of Business Jun. 13 - Aug. 12 15;22 CSB 150 50191 Strat for Succes 1 Lec ARR Young, D

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 22 Secure permission to register from the department office.

Criminology Jul. 25 - Aug. 12 15;34 CRIM 10 50219 Crime Crim & Jus 3 Lec 06:00P-08:45P MTuWThF S2 107 Clement, KJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 CRIM 100 50220 Criminology 3 Lec 11:00A-01:45P MTuWThF S2 107 Jackson, JJul. 5 - Jul. 22 15;34 CRIM 101 50221 Crm & Viol in Am 3 Lec 11:00A-01:45P MTuWThF S2 209 Skrapec, CJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15;34 CRIM 109 50222 Comp Sys Cr Jus 3 Lec 08:00A-10:45A MTuWThF S2 208 Ryan, KJul. 25 - Aug. 12 15 CRIM 117 50224 Crim Leg Process 3 Lec 08:00A-10:45A MTuWThF S2 208 Stevens, MJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 CRIM 120 50225 Juvenile Delinq 3 Lec 06:00P-08:45P MTuWThF S2 109 English, PJul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 CRIM 153 50226 Psych of Crime 3 Lec 02:00P-04:45P MTuWThF S2 206 Kissner, M

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 34 Letter grade only.

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Decision Sciences Jun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;18;34;1907 DS 123 50192 Stat Analysis II 3 Lec 08:00A-09:50A MTuWTh PB 12 Anderson, R

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 34 Letter grade only. 1907 Not open to Pre-Business and Undeclared majors. Refer to http://www.craig.csufresno.edu/uss_home.aspx for more information.

Educational Research & Administration Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 ERA 153 50197 Educ Statistics 3 Lec 01:00P-02:00P MTuWThF ED 182 Tracz, SJun. 13 - Jul. 1 ERA 153 50198 Educ Statistics 0 Act 02:00P-04:00P MTuWThF ED 182 Tracz, S


English Jun. 13 - Jul. 20 15 ENGL 102 50163 Mstrpcs Engl Lit 4 Lec 06:00P-10:30P MW ED 177 Jenkins, RJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 ENGL 115W 50185 Lit of New Test 3 Lec 09:00A-11:50A MTuWThF ED 177 Maldonado, RJun. 14 - Jul. 21 15 ENGL 160W 50164 Writing Workshop 4 Sem 06:00P-10:30P TuTh ED 193 Hendrix, L


Finance Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 17;2555;3502;3503 FIN 120 50186 Prin of Finance 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Yazdipour, RJun. 13 - Jul. 22 FIN 120 50299 Prin of Finance 0 Act ARR DGT CAMP Yazdipour, R

Classnotes: 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 2555 Students must register for activity (lab) in addition to lecture. 3502 Not open to Pre-Business majors. 3503 Prerequisite: Junior standing.

History Jul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 HIST 4 50228 Intro Hst Skills 3 Lec 11:00A-01:45P MTuWThF FFS 208A Jordine, MJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 HIST 11 50109 Am Hst to 1877 3 Lec 09:00A-11:45A MTuWThF FFS 313 Arvanigian, MJul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 HIST 12 50229 Am Hst Fr 1877 3 Lec 02:00P-04:45P MTuWThF FFS 315 Roberts, KJun. 27 - Aug. 5 17 HIST 20 50230 World History I 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Lopez, MJul. 25 - Aug. 12 15;34 HIST 186 50231 Am Immig/Eth Hst 3 Lec 11:00A-01:45P MTuWThF FFS 213 Reese, D

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 34 Letter grade only.

Industrial Technology Jun. 13 - Aug. 12 17;34 IT 92 50153 Safety Mgmt 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Au, T

Classnotes: 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 34 Letter grade only.

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Information Systems Jun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;18;3503;3506 IS 130 50193 Mgt Info Systems 3 Lec 06:00P-09:30P TuTh PB 134 Rahmatian, S

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 3503 Prerequisite: Junior standing. 3506 Not open to Pre-Business or Undeclared majors. Refer to http://www.craig.csufresno.edu/uss_home.aspx for more information.

Interdisciplinary Arts Studies Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 17 IAS 108 50167 Interartstudies 3 Sem ARR DGT CAMP Morin, K

Classnotes: 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.

Japanese Jun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;34 JAPN 1A 50168 Elem Japan A 3 Lec 08:00A-09:50A MTuWTh LS 131 Kozasa, TJun. 13 - Jul. 21 15;34 JAPN 1B 50169 Elem Japan B 3 Lec 10:00A-11:50A MTuWTh LS 131 Kozasa, T


Linguistics Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 LING 10 50170 Intro to Lang 3 Lec 06:00P-09:00P MTuWThF PB 103 Agbayani, BJun. 13 - Jul. 28 15 LING 115 50171 Lang Culture Soc 3 Lec 10:00A-11:45A MTuWTh PB 101 Adisasmito-Smith, NJun. 13 - Jul. 22 17 LING 130 50172 Lang + Gender 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Burke, LJun. 13 - Aug. 12 17;34 LING 147 50173 Bilingualism 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Shekar, C

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 34 Letter grade only.

Marketing Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 13;17;18;34;4251 MKTG 100S 50287 Mktg Concepts 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Ong, B

Classnotes: 13 This class meets the minimum university requirements for a service-learning course, which includes: (1) the service-learning component is integral to and supportive of the academic focus of the course; (2) the course has a mechanism to introduce the service ethic; (3) students are required to perform at least 15 hours of academically relevant community service; (4) service-learning accounts for at least 15 percent of the total course grade; and (5) structured opportunities for critical reflection on the service experience are provided. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 34 Letter grade only. 4251 Not open to Pre-Business, Business restricted, and Undeclared majors. Refer to www.craig.csufresno.edu/uss_home.aspx for more information.

Mass Communication and Journalism Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15;34 MCJ 106 50174 Desktop Publshng 3 Lec 08:00A-10:25A MTuWThF MCF 242 Pierce, TJun. 13 - Jul. 1 MCJ 106 50175 Desktop Publshng 0 Act 10:25A-12:00P MTuWThF MCF 242 Pierce, TJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 MCJ 163 50176 Radio/Tv Pop Clt 3 Lec 09:00A-12:00P MTuWThF ED 170 Husain, MJun. 13 - Jul. 1 34 MCJ 175 50177 Media Stereotyps 3 Lec 01:00P-04:00P MTuWThF ED 170 McCoy, K


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Mathematics Jul. 5 - Aug. 11 15;18;21;38;39 MATH 45 50261 What Is Math 3 Lec 08:00A-09:45A MTuWTh S2 206 Burger, LJul. 5 - Aug. 12 15;18;21;38;39;4007 MATH 75 50262 Calculus I 4 Lec 10:00A-11:50A MTuWThF S2 206 Franco, EJul. 5 - Aug. 12 15;18 MATH 76 50263 Calculus II 4 Lec 09:00A-10:50A MTuWThF S2 308 Duncan, DJul. 5 - Aug. 12 15;18 MATH 77 50264 Calculus III 4 Lec 09:00A-10:50A MTuWThF S2 307 Vega, OJul. 5 - Aug. 11 15;18 MATH 100 50265 Exploring Math 3 Lec 08:00A-09:45A MTuWTh S2 207 Tuska, A

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 21 Students must satisfy ELM requirements. 38 Satisfies a General Education requirement as specified in the 1998-1999 or earlier California State University, Fresno General Catalog. 39 Satisfies a General Education requirement as specified in the 1999-2000 or later California State University, Fresno General Catalog. 4007 Passing score in the Calculus readiness test required for enrollment. More information on the Calculus readiness test can be found on the Department of Mathematics website: www.csufresno.edu/math. Engineering Majors who have passed the CRT will be allowed enrollment.

Music Jun. 13 - Aug. 12 MUSIC 74 50280 Listener’s Guide 3 Lec 11:00A-12:00P MTuWThF ED 182 Anderson, TJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 MUSIC 187 50179 Pop Mus Jz Rock 3 Lec 09:00A-12:00P MTuWThF LS 163 VonBerg, CJun. 13 - Jul. 1 MUSIC 187 50180 Pop Mus Jz Rock 3 Lec 10:00A-01:00P MTuWThF ED 173 Karr, JJul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 MUSIC 187 50181 Pop Mus Jz Rock 3 Lec 09:00A-12:00P MTuWThF LS 177 Hufft, BJul. 25 - Aug. 12 15 MUSIC 187 50182 Pop Mus Jz Rock 3 Lec 09:00A-12:00P MTuWThF M 167 VonBerg, C


Natural Science Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 18 NSCI 1A 50266 Intsci Phys Chem 4 Lec 11:00A-12:15P MTuWThF MCL 162 Williams, DJun. 13 - Jul. 22 NSCI 1A 50267 Intsci Phys Chem 0 Act 01:00P-03:15P TuTh MCL 157 Amaral, J

Classnotes: 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser.

Nursing Jun. 13 - Aug. 8 15;18;34 NURS 150 50240 Ldrshp/Hlth Econ 3 Lec 01:00P-04:00P M MCL 281 Spencer, JJun. 13 - Aug. 12 15;18;34;58;4412 NURS 150L 50241 Prac Ldrshp 2 Sup ARR OFF CAMP Kliewer, RJun. 13 - Aug. 12 13;17;18;34 NURS 151 50242 Senior Project 1 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Spencer, JJun. 13 - Aug. 12 22;34;44;57 NURS 210 50243 Adv Hlth Assess 3 Lec ARR Giannetta, TJun. 13 - Aug. 12 NURS 210 50244 Adv Hlth Assess 0 Lab ARR Giannetta, TJun. 17 - Aug. 12 15;22;34;44 NURS 212 50245 Adv Patho 2 Sem 01:00P-06:00P F MCL 281 Giannetta, TJun. 17 - Aug. 12 15;22;34;44 NURS 223 50246 Adv Res Meth 3 Sem 08:00A-01:00P F MCL 281 Pinzon-Perez, H

Classnotes: 13 This class meets the minimum university requirements for a service-learning course, which includes: (1) the service-learning component is integral to and supportive of the academic focus of the course; (2) the course has a mechanism to introduce the service ethic; (3) students are required to perform at least 15 hours of academically relevant community service; (4) service-learning accounts for at least 15 percent of the total course grade; and (5) structured opportunities for critical reflection on the service experience are provided.15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser.22 Secure permission to register from the department office.34 Letter grade only.44 Enrollment in 200-series courses is limited to those who have met graduate degree program admission requirements, including appropriate GRE/GMAT/MAT scores. Exceptions may only be made by the Graduate Dean. Advanced, post-baccalaureate credential students may enroll in no more than six units of 200-series course work prior to submission of GRE/MAT scores. 57 Multimode classes combine online and traditional in-class instruction. More than half of a multimode class is online. Such classes meet during regularly scheduled class times albeit less frequently than traditional classes. Multimode classes require the same amount of work and hours as a traditional class. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 58 Professional Liability Insurance Fee, $8 4412 Class Fee, $40.

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Philosophy Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 PHIL 20 50183 Moral Questions 3 Lec 01:00P-04:00P MTuWThF ED 181 Meinhoff, SJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 PHIL 133W 50184 Lit of New Test 3 Lec 09:00A-11:50A MTuWThF ED 177 Maldonado, R


Physics Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 15;18 PHYS 2A 50268 General Physics 4 Lec 08:00A-09:15A MTuWThF MCL 162 Hall, RJun. 13 - Jul. 22 PHYS 2A 50269 General Physics 0 Lab 09:30A-12:40P MW MCL 174 Duncan, MJun. 13 - Jul. 22 PHYS 2A 50270 General Physics 0 Lab 09:30A-12:40P TuTh MCL 174 Duncan, MJun. 13 - Jul. 22 18 PHYS 2B 50271 General Physics 4 Lec 08:00A-09:15A MTuWThF MCL 258 Williams, DJun. 13 - Jul. 22 PHYS 2B 50272 General Physics 0 Lab 09:30A-12:40P TuTh MCL 167 Rude, GJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15;18;34 PHYS 4A 50274 Mech+Wave Motion 3 Lec 02:30P-03:45P MTuWThF MCL 162 Pavic, IJun. 14 - Jul. 21 34 PHYS 4AL 50275 Lab Mech+Wave Mo 1 Lab 09:30A-12:40P TuTh MCL 264 Wilson, BJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15;18 PHYS 4B 50277 Elec+Mag+Heat 3 Lec 01:00P-02:15P MTuWThF MCL 162 Pavic, IJun. 13 - Jul. 20 34 PHYS 4BL 50278 Lab Elect+Mag+Ht 1 Lab 11:00A-02:10P MW MCL 167 Rude, GJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15;18 PHYS 4C 50279 Light + Mod Phys 3 Lec 11:00A-12:15P MTuWThF MCL 258 Hall, R

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 18 This section has a prerequisite. For more information, please refer to the current California State University, Fresno General Catalog or consult with your academic adviser. 34 Letter grade only.

Political Science Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15;34 PLSI 2 50232 Amer Govt Instit 3 Lec 12:00P-02:50P MTuWThF FFS 317 Abosch, YJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 PLSI 120 50233 Intl Politics 3 Lec 12:00P-02:50P MTuWThF FFS 213 Mardon, RJul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 PLSI 120 50234 Intl Politics 3 Lec 08:00A-10:50A MTuWThF MCF 202 Somma, M


Psychology Jun. 13 - Jul. 22 17 PSYCH 122 50281 Motivation 4 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Shapiro, MJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15 PSYCH 149 50282 Psych Testing 4 Lec 12:00P-01:50P MTuWThF S2 307 Ivie Barth, JJun. 13 - Jul. 22 15 PSYCH 182 50283 History + Systms 4 Lec 10:00A-11:50A MTuWThF S2 207 Botwin, M

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the website http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.

Public Health Jun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 PH 100 50247 Comm Health 3 Lec 01:00P-04:00P MTuWThF MCL 176 Kotkin-Jaszi, SJun. 13 - Jul. 1 17 PH 104 50248 Global Cult Hlth 3 Lec ARR DGT CAMP Pinzon-Perez, H

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu. 17 Web-Based classes are taught entirely online. Unlike a traditional class, a web-based class does not meet in a classroom for instruction, although students may be required to meet for an in-class orientation or to take exams. Web-based classes require the same amount of work and hours as a regular class. More information is on the web site http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.

Sociology Jul. 5 - Jul. 22 15 SOC 111 50235 Soc Race & Ethn 3 Lec 02:00P-04:45P MTuWThF FFS 213 Jendian, MJun. 13 - Jul. 1 15 SOC 130W 50236 Contmp Soc Issue 3 Lec 08:00A-10:45A MTuWThF FFS 212B Palacio, R


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Spanish Jun. 27 - Jul. 15 15 SPAN 2A 50352 Span for Commun 3 Lec 09:00A-11:50A MTuWThF ED 193 Johnson, K


Special Education

Jul. 5 - Jul. 21 15;34 SPED 120 50213 Intro Special Ed 3 Lec 04:00P-07:50P MTuWTh ED 390 Powell, D

Classnotes: 15 Web-Enhanced classes meet during regularly scheduled class times, and use Blackboard or other technology to deliver class materials. Up to half of the traditional class time may be replaced with online instruction. More information is available at http://blackboard.csufresno.edu.34 Letter grade only.

TOPIC COURSE DESCRIPTIONS – SUMMER SESSION

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CSCI 191T Smartphone Technologies and Programming (3 units) July 5 – August 11This course includes the study of various smart phone technologies and platforms such as iPhone, Android, and Blackberry. There will be investigation of corresponding programming paradigms, software architectures. Practices will focus on software development with each platform for both general and network-specific applications. The content of the course includes environment setup and configurations, graphic interface design and implementation, smart phone-specific controls, and incorporation of advanced application-related features. Both individual and group projects will be assigned.

COUNSELOR EDUCATION

COUN 180T APA – Writing for Cowards and Conquerors (1 unit) June 14, 21, 28; July 12An interactive course to build skills and improve your writing proficiency in the APA format and style. Course covers elements of mechanics and style as recommended by the APA Publication Manual, 6th Edition. Course will appeal to cowards and conquerors, shy and outgoing types in bare feet, flip-flops, chanclas, and REI hiking boots. Course will cover everything you wanted to know about APA but were afraid to ask.

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Summer Session 2011Fee Schedule

Building/Class Location AbbreviationsAG.....................................................................Agriculture Bldg.AGM ...............................................Agriculture Mechanics Bldg.APH .........................................Aspen/Ponderosa Residence Hall*ARM ................................................................Armenian HomeASP ....................................................... Animal Science PavilionATH .....................................................................Athletic FacilityBH ..............................................................Baker Residence HallBEID ........................................................................ Beiden Field*BHVH ..................................................... Behavior Health Dept.BIRH .......................................................... Birch Residence HallBU ..................................................................... Bulldog StadiumCA ..................................................................... Conley Art Bldg.CATI ....................................................... Calif. Ag. Tech. InstituteCATIE ............................................ Calif. Ag. Tech. Institute - EastCL .............................Calif. Dept. of Justice, Fresno Regional Lab*CC .................................................. Clovis Community Hospital*COAL ..............................................................Coalinga WHCC*COS ...................................................... College of the Sequoias*CSU ....................... California State University (other campuses)*CVIH .................................Central Valley Indian Health ServiceCYD ..................................................................Corporation YardDGT ....................................................................Digital CampusDP .............................................................Downing PlanetariumDUNC ....................................................Duncan Athletic FacilityED .................................................... Kremen Education BuildingEDAX ...................................................... Education Annex TrailerEE .........................................................Engineering East BuildingENL .................................................................. Enology BuildingEW ..................................................... Engineering West Building*FCF ................................................Fresno Covenant Foundation*FCH ................................................Fresno Community HospitalFCMH ........................ Fresno County Mental Health DepartmentFFS ........................................... Family & Food Sciences Building*FHD ..................................................Fresno Health Department*FIH ........................................ Fresno Indian Health DepartmentFMC ....................................................... Farm Machinery CenterGH ...........................................................Graves Residence HallHC ........................................................................ Health Center*HCMC ..............................Hanford Community Medical CenterHH ..........................................................Homan Residence HallHMH .................................................Home Management House*HOPE ....................................................................Hope ManorHRS ............................................................Student Horse Center*IHS ......................................................... Indian Health ServicesIT...................................... Grosse Industrial Technology BuildingJAD ................................................Joyal Administration Building*KAIS ................................................................... Kaiser Hospital*KAWH ................................................... Kaweah Delta HospitalKB ....................................................................Kennel BookstoreKCB ......................................................... Keats Campus Building*KCH ....................................... Kings County Health Department*KVH ............................................................Kings View Hospital

L ..........................................................................Madden Library*LEM ..................................................................Lemoore WHCCLUC ...................................................Lancaster University CenterLS .................................................................... Laboratory School*Lyle .................Lyles Center for Innovation and EntrepreneurshipM .........................................................................Music Building*MAD ................................................Madera Health Department*MC ............................................... Madera Community HospitalMCF ............................................................ McKee-Fisk BuildingMCL ........................................................................ McLane Hall*MOSS ...................................................................Moss Landing*MRC .........................................Madera Rehab & Conval. HomeNG ................................................................. North Gymnasium*OFF .........................................................................Off CampusPB .......................................................... Peters Business BuildingPBAT ...............................................Peters Building Annex TrailerP ED CTR ................................................Peters Education CenterPHL ....................................................................Post Harvest LabPHS ....................................Psychology/Human Services BuildingPS .............................................................. Public Safety Building*PUB ......................................................................Public SchoolRDF ......................................................Residence Dining FacilityRH ...........................................................Residence Halls Atrium*RIH ................................................ Rural Indian Health ServicesROP ........................................................................ Rope CourseS ........................................................................ Science BuildingS2 ..................................................... Science Building Number 2SA ............................................................... Speech Arts BuildingSAH ......................................................Smittcamp Alumni HouseSCH .............................................Sequoia/Cedar Residence Halls*SCLA ............................................ Santa Clarita Coll. of CanyonsSFTBL ............................................................... Softball DiamondSG ...................................................................South GymnasiumSH ........................................................Sycamore Residence Hall*SIER .....................................................................Sierra Hospital*SJG ..........................................San Joaquin Gardens Rest Home*SMAR .................................Santa Maria/Allan Hancock CollegeSMC ..................................................................Save Mart CenterSS ............................................................Social Science BuildingSSU ..........................................................Satellite Student Union*STA ........................................................... Saint Agnes Hospital*STON .......................................................................Stone SoupSTRC ...................................................Student Recreation CenterTAD ............................................Thomas Administration Building*TCH .......................................Tulare County Health DepartmentTEN ............................................. Spalding Wathen Tennis CourtsUBC ................................................... University Business CenterUC ................................................................... University Center*UMC ..................................................University Medical CenterUHS ........................................................ University High SchoolUSU ..................................................... University Student Union

* Off Campus Class Locations

Division of Continuing and Global EducationKremen Education Building, Room 130

5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76 • Fresno, CA 93740-8025559.278.0333 • [email protected]

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The CSU and California State University, Fresno make every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. The CSU and California State University, Fresno must reserve the right, even after initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees, without notice. All listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change or correction.

Documents

Summer Session 2011 Catalog