decided on Math Education. woo hoo for choosing a "major" :rolleyes:

Human Development (req. for all ed students boo!)
Education as a Social Institution (recommended by a friend)
Calculus 2 (shoot me now!)
Politics of Experience: Women of Color (interdisciplinary sem, hope its good)

and if i have enough time, an independent study on the history of Black Education.


total credits: 17

I really wanted a writing class :( no room to fit it in.

My Fall 04 semester looks like this...

Reading Phonics for Middle Childhood
Reading Methods for Middle Childhood
Multicultural Relations
Educational Psychology
Social Research
Comparative Government

*yippee*
:(

I'm taking some continuing ed courses this September. I'll be taking an intro do accounting course as well as an intro to marketing. I'm trying to get some business courses under my belt! :)

Fall semester classes (I'm fourth year music ed):

Music Education in the Public Schools
Reading in the content Area
Foundations of Education
Music History (Ancient through Baroque)
Marching Band
Orchestra
Clarinet Lesson

Total of 17 credits, plus I have to do a recital this semester. And I also have to do a 30 hour internship for Music Ed in PS. Fun fun :p

Oh the Joys of being an Education Major
 

I'm taking Regulatory Writing: Medical Device Submissions. It should be a good fun time.

This Semester
 

Urban Geography
Physical Geography
Urban Data Analysis

My Fall 2004 Courses:

Understanding Human Development II (Non-analytical)
Individual Practicum (School)
Youth Culture in the Urban Setting
Practicum Group Work II (Training Course)

well, looks like i'm going back to school, but not until january. at that point i'll be taking a bunch of vet tech courses. irony, i'm going back and getting my associates AFTER i already have my bachelors.
after i get my associates i'm going to purdue to get my second bachelors.

shelley j
sigma k

Financial Accounting

God love ya for taking that at miami. it's courses like that that made me switch majors. i couldn't cut it in the business school.

shelley j
sigma k

i'm actually not taking it at Miami, since i already graduated, i'm taking it at Harvard. although i did take accounting at Miami when i was there.

Re: This Semester
 

What's your major? Those sound like really interesting classes...what kind of work does that lead to?

i didn't know you graduated. good job on harvard. my cousin just graduated from there and is now working for a consulting firm in manhattan.

shelley j
sigma k

This semester I am taking:
Stat 1300 (worst class ever, notice I have put off taking it until my senior year!)
Psych 3830: Health Psych
Women's Studies 4420: Politics of Reproduction (my favorite class!)
Sociology 4325: Social Change

And I get one credit hour for doing research with a professor (that looks like I spelled it wrong...) but that is a flexible thing, I go in when I have time.

Journalism 312: Public Affairs Reporting
English 345: British Modernism
English 354: American Literature from 1915-1945
Poli Sci 221: Modern World Governments
Psychology 221: Social Psychology

So far I like them, except I despise my ENG345 professor.

Re: Re: This Semester
 

My Major is Urban Studies.

This major would allow me to get into the field of :

Urban Planning
City Manager
Environmental Stuff ( ex: EPA)
Politics ( on the Local, State, and National Level)
Working with Non-Profit Organizations

Right now, I'm working on the Management Track program for my Major.

Conservation Workshop--20th c. Building Materials
Stone Seminar
Metals Seminar
Digital Design: 3D Studio Max/Maya

They're making you take 3D Studio Max and Maya?? Maya is easier because I can't figure out 3D Studio Max much. I thought they would make you use CAD programs instead.

-Rudey

Europe in the Early Middle Ages
17th and 18th Century France
Women and Philosophy
Honors Thesis in Philosophy

Knowing AutoCAD 2002 or 2004 is a pre-req for the class. 3D Studio is okay...not as much fun as Maya.

Proposed class list for Spring 2005 (I register early enough I should get all my classes)

Hist 221: Survey of United States History I.
Hist 222: Survey of United States History II.
Hist 456X: History of the American Family.
C I 415: Senior Seminar (even though I'll still have a year to go)
C I 426: Principles of Secondary Education.
Pol S 360: Congress and the State Legislatures.

american domestic policy
social studies teaching methods
history of roman civilization (pass/fail option)
women and leadership
belly dancing
volleyball

i decided that since winter is my last quarter of classes before student teaching that i was going to have fun!

Spring Semester 2005:
Victorian/Edwardian England
Marriage and Family
Intro to Psych Research
Physiological Psychology
Sociology of Gender

After the spring semester, I'll have 13 hours left. (4 PSYC classes and my Biology II lab) I'm planning to take the lab in the summer.

well i'm actually starting back in january and taking intro to chemistry as a pre req for the vet tech program i want to go into.
the class is a 4credit hour class and meets twice a week. i think it will be a good way to get myself back into the whole school thing again. wish me luck!

shelley j
sigma k

Advanced Accounting II
Income Tax II
Auditing
Inferential Statistics
Management Information Systems
Macroeconomics

The bright side I'll be DONE with accounting after Spring:-D

Economics of Labor Markets
Introduction to Fiction
Business and Politics
Enlightenment Political Thought
Strangers in their Own Homelands

GRADUATING!!!! :D

Celtic Culture Thorugh the Ages
Early Celtic History
Early Irish Saga
Modern Irish History
Introductory Scottish Gaelic
Introductory Medieval Latin

I'm on the Celtic studies kick right now :D

Post-World War II American Fiction
Computers in Education
Television Criticism
Television Directing

I'm pumped for my fiction class as I'm taking it pass fail!

Physiological/Cognitive Factors
Early Language Intervention
Aphasia
Clinical Procedures
...and some other class that is required but I don't know the name...

Oh and clinic will be mixed up in there as well. Fun times of being in grad school!

Graduate Diploma in Corporate Communications, Semester One:

Introduction to Corporate Communications* CN-101
Graphic Fundamentals* CN-103
Public Relations Writing 1: Writing to inform* CN-121
Copy Editing* CN-151
Canadian Business Practices CN-211
Media Relations* CN-220
Event Management CN-145

* means that I have to get at least C to pass.

Advanced Networking
Active Server Pages (ASP).NET


I will graduate Friday!

In February I start grad school not sure what my first class will be.

Nietzsche
British Isles to 1688
Advanced Seminar on Poverty
Philosophy Honors Thesis

*Consumer Economics
*Intro to Social Work
*Working with Multi-Cultural Clients
*Contemporary Issues: Family Living
*Residential Technology
*Cooperatvie Internship Experience

Any fellow Family and Consumer Sciences majors out there?

Definitely:

1) New Testament Greek II
*NTG I is KILLING me right now...I'm skerred!
2) Basics of Preaching
3) New Testament - Second Term

Likely:

4) Church as a Social and Cultural Institution
5) Old Testament - Second Term OR Theology: Christ and the Church

Want to take (but schedule conflict)

-History of Judaism
-Encountering World Religions
-Doing Theology in Context

So glad I'm a postgrad
 

I remember having to take insane credit loads. Now, doing my master's in art history, and will finish this summer, my insanity is focused into two courses per term.

Fall 2004:
~ Paragons of the Northern Baroque: Rubens and Rembrandt
~ Giorgione

Spring 2005:
~ Images of the Ship
~ Art Historical Research Methods
and...
~ DISSERTATION (argh)

But these are the last classes I have to take, as next stop is my PhD, which I'll be doing here as well :) .

~ ShyViolet

I managed to get all correspondence classes next semester. YAY ME! That means I can work full time and still make meetings, etc.
5 sociology classes and 1 psychology class to finish off my emphases.

I'm happy to say next semester I'm not taking any classes


I'M GRADUATING!!!!!

..or at least that's the plan...