Class Schedule

This page provides information about classes offered in current and upcoming terms, as well as a look back over previous terms so a student may get a picture of what courses are offered over a school year. Past offerings are no guarantee of future terms, but can be helpful for general planning purposes. Some courses are offered on an odd or even-year basis only.

 

Information is correct at the time of posting, and is strictly for the convenience of IOA students for an overview of course offerings. Please see the PSU class schedule for official listings, changes, cancellations and locations.


Fall 2009

Class Name /Instructor

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Perspectives on Aging

Margaret Neal

PHE558/658 1

CRN: 12777/12780

T: 1600-1830

 

Certificate core course

 

Psychology of Adult Development & Aging

Glen Richardson

PSY462/562 2

CRN: 12915/12935

M: 1730-2110

 

Certificate core course

 

Social Gerontology

Jost Lottes

PHE454U

CRN: 12765

TR: 16:40 - 18:30

 

Undergraduate upper-division cluster

 


Winter 2010

Class Name /Instructor

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Health Aspects of Aging

Bill Schutzer

PHE456/556 2

CRN: 42758/42775

TR: 1630-1830

 

Certificate core course

 

Economics & Aging

Jost Lottes

PHE569/669 2

CRN: 42777/42783

T: 1600-1830

 

Certificate elective

 

Housing & Environments for the Elderly

Nancy Chapman

USP585

CRN: 44417

T: 1300-1540

 

Certificate elective

 

 

Spring 2009

Class Name /Instructor

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Psychology of Adult Development & Aging

Thomas Kindermann

PSY 462/562 2

CRN: 63057/63068

M: 1730-2100

 

Certificate core course

 

Health & Housing Across the Life Course

Paula Carder

PHE 410/510 2                            Sect 004/004

CRN: 62891/62913

M: 0900-1050

 

Certificate elective

 

Mental Health & Aging

Mark Kaplan

PHE560/660 1

CRN:62922/62926

W: 1600-1830

 

Certificate elective

 

Midlife & Beyond

Maria Talbott

SW545 3

CRN: 63480

W: 0900-1150

 

Certificate elective

 

Social Gerontology

Jost Lottes

PHE 454U

CRN: 62901

TR: 1400-1550

 

Undergraduate upper-division cluster

 


Summer 2009

Class Name /Instructor

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Health Aspects of Aging

Bill Schutzer

PHE456/556 2

CRN:81408/81419

TR: 1800-2020

 

Certificate core course

 

Death & Dying

Deb Harris

PHE 410/510 1                                     Sect 007/004

CRN:81405/81413

TR: 0915-1135

 

Certificate elective

 

 

1 This class has different identification numbers for Certificate and Doctoral students. Graduate Certificate and Master's level students register for the 500 level; Ph.D. students register for the 600 level.

 

2 This class is offered to graduate and advanced undergraduate students. Graduate students (Graduate Certificate, Master's and Ph.D.) must enroll for the 500 level. There is a maximum number of credits Doctoral students can take at the 400/500 level; please refer to the appropriate information issued by your department.

 

3 All students who are not enrolled in the Master's in Social Work program must have prior approval to take classes in Social Work before registering. Please contact the Social Work department by e-mail or at 503-725-4712.


Additional Information

  • To register for classes online, go to the PSU information system.
  • To locate your classroom, please consult the campus map.
  • All PSU classes are accessible to students with disabilities. Students with a disability may contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC) at 503-725-4150 (voice) or 503-725-6504 (TTY) for further information.
  • If you would like to find out about other classes at PSU, you may check the PSU Bulletin, which includes a listing of all classes and other useful information.
  • For general information, please visit the Office of Graduate Studies or the PSU Web site.