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1 CAMPUS CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR DAYS START TIME END TIME BLDG ROOM INST METH Main CLAS CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY Shapiro, Susan M W F MAIN 301 Main GRK INTERM GREEK PROSE Titchener, Frances M W F MAIN 227 Logan HIST 1060 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Main HIST ANCIENT WESTERN CIV Cogan, Susan T R TSC 227 Tooele HIST 1100 TB1 Mueller, Robert W 5:15 PM 7:45 PM TOTOCR Broadcast Main HIST MODERN WESTERN CIV Gossard, Julia T R ENGR 108 Logan HIST 1110 LO1 Kisner, Kenneth Online Logan HIST 1120 LO1 Damen, Mark Online Main HIST PRE-MODERN WORLD Staff, (T.B.A.) M W F ESLC 46 Logan HIST 1500 LO1 Kisner, Kenneth Online Main HIST THE MODERN WORLD Staff, (T.B.A.) M W F MAIN 121 Logan HIST 1510 LO1 Kisner, Kenneth Online Logan HIST 1700 LO1 Jenson, H Online Main HIST INTRO TO FOLKLORE McNeill, Lynne T R RWST 214 Logan HIST 2210 LO1 Staff, (T.B.A.) Online Main HIST US TO 1877 (BAI) Archer, Seth M W F TSC 227 Main HIST US TO 1877 (BAI) Diaz, Maria T R ANSC 118 Main HIST US TO 1877 (BAI) ONeill, Colleen T R ENGR 101 Uintah Basin HIST 2700 UB1 Barton, John M 5:15 PM 7:45 PM UBROSC Broadcast Main HIST US 1877-PRESENT (BAI) Andersen, Rebecca M W F MAIN 121 Main HIST US 1877-PRESENT (BAI) Staff, (T.B.A.) M W F ESLC 046 Logan HIST 2710 LO3 Peterson, Frank Online Logan HIST 2710 LO1 Neel, Susan Online Logan HIST 2710 LO2 Peterson, Frank Online Main HIST AMERICAN FOLKLORE Gabbert, Lisa M W F RWST 214 Main HIST HISTORY RESEARCH METHODS Jones, Norman T R Logan HIST 3000 LO1 Brown, Clayton Online Logan HIST 3030 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Main HIST GREEK HISTORY Titchener, Frances M W F MAIN 326 Main HIST CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY Shapiro, Susan M W F MAIN 301
2 Main HIST RENAISSANCE EUROPE Cogan, Susan T R ENLAB 252 Tooele HIST 3250 TB1 Mueller, Robert T R 3:00 PM 4:15 PM TOTOCR Broadcast Main HIST THE CRUSADES(DHA) Ross, Danielle M W F Logan HIST 3410 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Logan HIST 3470 LO1 Jackson, William Online Main HIST AFRICAN ENVIRONMENT (DHA) Conte, Christopher M W F LIB 411 Logan HIST 3550 LB1 Brunson, Dora R 5:15 PM 7:45 PM DE 12 Broadcast Logan HIST 3560 LO1 Brown, Clayton Online Main HIST TOPICS IN FOLKLORE (CI) McLaughlin, John T R RWST 306 Logan HIST 3710 LO1 Gabriel, Mary Online Logan HIST 3710 LO2 Staff, (T.B.A.) Online Main HIST COLONIAL AMERICA Bulthuis, Kyle M W F GEOL 302 Logan HIST 3750 LB1 McInerney, Daniel T R 9:00 AM 10:15 AM DE 202 Broadcast Logan HIST 3751 LB1 Neel, Susan T DE 202 Broadcast Main HIST THE MODERN AMERICAN WEST Culver, Milton M W F EBB 214 Main HIST HISTORY OF UTAH Andersen, Rebecca T R EBB 116 Uintah Basin HIST 3850 UB1 Barton, John M W 3:00 PM 4:15 PM UBROSC Broadcast Logan HIST 3850 LO1 Bateman, Jeffery Online Main HIST HIST OF CHRISTIANITY Staff, (T.B.A.) T R HPER 116 Tooele HIST 4251 TB1 Mueller, Robert T 5:15 PM 7:45 PM TOTOCR Broadcast Logan HIST 4560 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Main HIST EARLY ISLAMIC HISTORY (DHA) Ross, Danielle M W F MAIN 117 Logan HIST 4600 LO1 Barton, John Online Logan HIST THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Senaga, Karen M W F 0: HH 160 Main HIST HISTORY OF BLACK Diaz, Maria M W F AMERICA(CI) Main HIST US MILITARY HISTORY Haws, Randall M W F MAIN 119 Logan HIST 4825 LO1 Jackson, William Online Main HIST TEACHING HISTORY Eborn, Ryan W Uintah Basin HIST 4860 UB1 Moulton, Mary R 5:15 PM 7:45 PM UBVRCR Broadcast
3 Main HIST ST:HEALTH, DISEASE&MEDICINE Archer, Seth M W F Main HIST ST: 1918 Grayzel, Susan T R Main HIST 001 Sanders, James MAIN 323A Logan HIST LS1 Mueller, Robert Supervised Main HIST HISTORICAL INTERN Andersen, Rebecca MAIN 323A Main HIST ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT Pumphrey, Clinton W Main HIST UNDERGRAD RESEARCH Jones, Norman M ENGR 202 Main HIST HISTORICAL Bulthuis, Kyle M MAIN 323L METHODS/RESEARCH Main HIST RESEARCH SEMINAR Conte, Christopher W MAIN 323L Main HIST ARCHIVING INTERNSHIP Davis, Daniel Main HIST EDITING INTERNSHIP Andersen, Rebecca MAIN 321C Main HIST MUSEUM INTERNSHIP Andersen, Rebecca MAIN 321G Main HIST PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP Andersen, Rebecca MAIN 321G Main HIST TEACHING INTERNSHIP Andersen, Rebecca MAIN 321G Main HIST SEMINAR: AMERICAN WEST ONeill, Colleen R MAIN 323L Main HIST FOLKLORE THEORY/METHOD Gabbert, Lisa M RWST 114 Main HIST PALEOGRAPHY Cogan, Susan R MAIN 321C Main HIST ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT Pumphrey, Clinton W Main HIST ST:HISTORIC PRESERVATION Pumphrey, Darcy T MAIN 227 Main HIST ST: ORAL HISTORY Williams, Randy T MAIN 227 Main HIST DIRECTED STUDIES Conte, Christopher MAIN 321G Main HIST THESIS RESEARCH Conte, Christopher MAIN 321G Main HIST CONT GRAD ADVISEMENT Conte, Christopher MAIN 321G Main LATN BEGINNING LATIN I Titchener, Frances T R MAIN 201 Main LATN BEGINNING LATIN I Titchener, Frances M W F MAIN 201 Main LATN INTERMEDIATE LATIN PROSE Shapiro, Susan M W F MAIN 227 Main LATN ADV LATIN READINGS Damen, Mark M W F MAIN 227 Main LATN 001 Damen, Mark M Main RELS INTRO RELIGIOUS STUDIES Main RELS INTRO RELIGIOUS STUDIES Gupta, Ravi T R GEOL 105 Gupta, Ravi TR NFS 202
4 Main RELS INTRO RELIGIOUS STUDIES Sur, Dominic M W F ENGR 101 Logan RELS 1010 LO1 Crow, John Online Logan RELS 2060 LO1 Crow, John Online Main RELS INTRO TO BUDDHISM (DHA) Sur, Dominic M W F GEOL 302 Logan RELS 3030 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Main RELS INTRO TO CHRISTIANITY (DHA) Sherlock, Richard T R HPER 114A Main RELS INTRO TO CHRISTIANITY (DHA) Rosenberg, Eliza M W F 11:30 12:20 FL 115 Main RELS ST:BRIDGING REL Glass-Coffin, Bonnie M W F FL 109 DIF:THEO&PRACT Main RELS CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY Shapiro, Susan M W F MAIN 301 Main RELS THE CRUSADES (DHA) Ross, Danielle M W F Logan RELS 3470 LO1 Jackson, William Online Main RELS TOPICS IN FOLKLORE (CI) McLaughlin, John T R RWST 306 Logan RELS 3710 LO1 Gabriel, Mary Online Main RELS YOGA THEORY Litalien, Camille M W LIB 421 Main RELS HIST OF CHRISTIANITY Luke, Debra T R HPER Main RELS RELIGIOUS STUDIES Andersen, Rebecca MAIN INTERNSHIP 107 Logan RELS 4560 LO1 Baldwin, Debra Online Main RELS EARLY ISLAMIC HISTORY (DHA) Ross, Danielle M W F MAIN Main RELS ST:RELIGION&MATERIAL Cohen, Anna T R MAIN CULTURE 110 Main 111 Main 112 Main 113 Main RELS RELS RELS RELS Sur, Dominic Glass-Coffin, Bonnie Gupta, Ravi Gupta, Ravi T R M W F MAIN MAIN LIB LIB E Main RELS UNDERGRAD RESEARCH Sur, Dominic MAIN Main RELS UNDERGRAD RESEARCH Glass-Coffin, Bonnie MAIN 245E 115 Main RELS UNDERGRAD RESEARCH Gupta, Ravi MAIN 323J 116
5 117 Logan USU 1300 LO2 Bateman, Jeffery 1st half Flex Online 118 Logan USU 1300 LO3 Bateman, Jeffery 2nd half Flex Online 119 Logan USU 1300 LO1 Culver, Milton M W F TSC Logan USU 1320 LO1 Grove, Mary Online 121 Logan USU 1320 LO2 Damen, Mark T R EBB 215
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