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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 2012

Class Name /Instructor Credit Class Number /CRN Day/Time Comment

Psychology of Adult Development & Aging

Glen Richardson

 4

PSY 560

Sect 001

CRN:13358		 W: 1730 - 2110 Certificate core course

Social Work with Frail Older Adults

Victoria Cotrell		 4

SW 5743  

Sect 001

CRN:13761

 W: 1730 - 2020 Certificate elective

Perspectives on Aging

Margaret Neal
 3

PHE 558/6581

Sect 001

CRN: 13214/13218

 T: 1600 - 1830 Certificate core course

Health Aspects of Aging

Bill Schutzer		 4

PHE 556 2

Sect 001

CRN: 13213

 M: 1730 - 2110 Certificate core course

Business and Aging

Jost Lottes
 4

PHE 510

Sect 003

CRN:13204		 Online Certificate elective

 

Summer 2012

Class Name /Instructor

Credit

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Sociology of Aging

H. Woo		  4

SOC 569

Sect 001

CRN: 81547

MTWR: 1530 - 1750

Certificate core course

Health Aspects of Aging

Bill Schutzer		  4

PHE 556 2

Sect 001

CRN: 43079

TR: 1645 - 1905

Certificate core course

Death and Dying

Debra Harris
 4

PHE 510

Sect 004

CRN: 81392

 TR: 915 - 11:35 Certificate elective

Spring 2012 (past)

Class Name /Instructor

Credit

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Mental Health and Aging

Mark Kaplan
 3

PHE 560/660

Sect 001

CRN: 65382/65383

 R: 1600 - 1830
 Certificate elective

Psychology of Adult Development & Aging

U. Chi

4

PSY 562

Sect 001

CRN: 63168

 M: 1730 - 21:10

Certificate core course

National Long Term Care Policy

Paula Carder

3

PHE557/6571

Sect 001

CRN: 63033/63038

M: 1840 - 2120

Certificate elective

 

End of Life/Pallative Care

Susan Hedlund, Pamela Miller

3

SW 5693

Sect 002

CRN: 65686

T: 1630 - 1920

Certificate elective

Winter 2012 (past)

Class Name /Instructor

Credit

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

 

Families and Aging

 

Diana White

 4

 PHE 510

Sect 003

CRN: 43069

MW: 1640 - 1830

Certificate elective

Health Aspects of Aging

Bill Schutzer

4

PHE 556 2

Sect 001

CRN: 43079

M: 1730 - 2110

Certificate core course

 

Housing & Environments for the Elderly

Michael DeShane

3

USP 585

Sect 001

CRN: 44231

M: 1840-2120

 

Certificate elective

 

Fall 2011 (past)

Class Name /Instructor

 Credit

Class Number /CRN

Day/Time

Comments

Health Aspects of Aging

William Schutzer

 4

PHE 456/5562

CRN: 15556/15557 

 M: 1730 - 2110

Certificate core course

Perspectives on Aging

Margaret Neal

3

PHE 558/6581

CRN: 13198/13203

T: 1600 - 1830

 

Certificate core course

 

Psychology of Adult Development & Aging

Thomas Kindermann

4

PSY 462/562 2

CRN: 13333/13350

M: 1730 - 2110

 

Certificate core course

 

Social Work with Frail Older Adults

Victoria Cotrell

4

SW5743   Sect 003

CRN:15724

W: 1730 - 2020

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.

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