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Course Schedules

Students may take only one 3 credit course during winter session, and are responsible for ensuring that they meet the pre-requisites for upper-level courses.

*Course offerings are subject to change-additional courses may be included at a later date. Please re-visit site for updates.

January 4 - January 15, 2010

Onground
				MORNING
	ART	125L	111	Arts and Values	9:00-12:45
	BUS	301N	111	HR Management	9:00-12:45
	ECON	102L	111	Principles of Microeconomics	9:00-12:45
	ENG	221L	111	Themes in Shakespeare	9:00-12:45
	ENSC	101L	111	Introduction to Environmental Issues	9:00-12:45
	HIST	228L	111	America Since 1945	9:00-12:45
	PSYC	101L	111	Introduction to Psychology	9:00-12:45

				AFTERNOON
	BUS	320N	111	Financial Management	1:00-4:45
	ECON	101L	111	Principles of Macroeconomics	1:00-4:45
	ECON	150L	111	Economics of Social Issues	1:00-4:45
	ENG	255L	111	Introduction to Literature: Fiction and Poetry	1:00-4:45
	ENG	214L	112	Religion Themes in Literature (Dual listed as REST 214)*	1:00-4:45
	BUS	340N	112	Marketing Principles	1:00-4:45
	REST	214L	112	Religion Themes in Literature (Dual listed as ENG 214)*	1:00-4:45

				EVENING
	ART	145N	200	Basic in Photography	6:00-9:45
	ART	220L	200	History of Photography	6:00-9:45
	BUS	382N	200	Legal Foundations of Business	6:00-9:45
	PSYC	202L	200	Abnormal Psychology	6:00-9:45

December 19, 2009 - January 16, 2010

Online
	BIOL	225L	721	Topics in Nutrition	3 Credits
2nd Section	BIOL	225L	722	Topics in Nutrition	3 Credits
	CSIS	103L	721	Information and Computer Literacy	3 Credits
	PHIL	300L	721	Ethics	3 Credits
2nd Section	PHIL	300L	722	Ethics	3 Credits
	REST	335L	721	Marriage and Family from Religious Perspectives	3 Credits
2nd Section	REST	335L	722	Marriage and Family from Religious Perspectives	3 Credits

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WINTER SESSION ABROAD!

Listed below are the course offerings for the Marist Winter Session Abroad. Program costs are based on current exchange rates, airfare costs and other factors beyond the control of Marist International Programs (MIP). As such, costs may change as events warrant and vary by program. For more information, contact the Short-term Program Coordinator, Mr. Jerre Thornton at extension: 3330 or jerre.thornton@marist.edu?

On the Marist International Programs (MIP) website:

Barbados: Bridgetown - Psychology of Interpersonal Communication
January 2 - 15, 2010

France: Paris - Global Fashion: Atelier to Marketplace
January 1 - 17, 2010

Peru: Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu - Global Business
January 1 - 17, 2010

Interested in the Marist Winter Session Abroad program? Please fill out online application.