CRN# COURSE # SEC. COURSE TITLE DAY TIME PROFESSOR BLDG/ROOM PH.D. PROGRAM ON-CAMPUS

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1 MASTERS PROGRAM ON-CAMPUS CRN# COURSE # SEC. COURSE TITLE DAY TIME PROFESSOR BLDG/ROOM CARM 6000 GE1 Organizational Conflict (Core in Advanced CR Certificate) TH 6-9 Cooper CARM 6140 GE1 Facilitation Theory & Practice M 6-9 Schwoebel CARM 6610 GE1 Family Violence T 6-9 Campbell CARM 6661 GE1 Middle Eastern Conflict M 6-9 Berna 2047 HYBRID CARM 6618 GE1 The Reflective Practitioner May Katz DeSantis 1047 PH.D. PROGRAM ON-CAMPUS CRN# COURSE # SEC. COURSE TITLE DAY TIME PROFESSOR BLDG/ROOM CARD 6140 GE1 Facilitation Theory & Practice M 6-9 Schwoebel CARD 7001 GE1 Doctoral Seminar (1 credit) M 6-7 Cooper CARD 7020 GE1 Systems Design T 6-9 Berna CARD 7050 GE1 Theories II W 6-9 Muvingi CARD 7250 GE1 Public Policy TH 6-9 Berna CARD 7901 GE1 Dissertation Preparation T 6-9 TBA CARD 6610 GE1 Family Violence T 6-9 Campbell CARD 6661 GE1 Middle Eastern Conflict M 6-9 Berna 2047 HYBRID CARD 6618 GE1 The Reflective Practitioner May Katz DeSantis 1047 Updated 5/07/2018 Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change. Check the site often for updates. 1

2 MASTERS PROGRAM ONLINE CARM 5040 DL1 Human Factors Zanko W 6-8pm CARM 5200 DL1 Research Design & Program Evaluation Schwoebel T 6-9pm CARM 6000 DL1 Organizational Conflict (Core in Advanced CR Certificate) Lilyea TH 6-9pm CARM 6130 DL1 Practicum I Schwoebel W 6-9pm CARM 6150 DL1 Professional Practice and Ethics Amisi M 6-8pm CARM 6450 DL1 Capstone McKay Tue 6-8pm CARM 6602 DL1 Resolving Environmental and Public Disputes Bastidas W 6-8pm CARM 6604 DL1 Gender and Conflict Schwoebel TH 6-9pm CARM 6610 DL1 Family Violence Campbell N/A Updated 5/07/2018 Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change. Check the site often for updates. 2

3 PH.D. PROGRAM ONLINE CRN # COURSE # SEC. COURSE TITLE PROFESSOR E-LIVE CARD 5040 DL1 Human Factors Zanko W 6-8pm CARD 6130 DL1 Practicum I Schwoebel W 6-9pm CARD 7001 DL1 Doctoral Seminar (1 credit) Cooper M 6-7pm CARD 7020 DL1 Systems Design Berna Sat 12pm-3pm CARD 7050 DL1 Theories II Amisi T 6-8pm CARD 7250 DL1 Public Policy Berna CARD 7901 DL1 Dissertation Preparation (Prerequisite: Registration of Qualifying Exam by Program Manager) Zanko Sat 12pm-3pm T 6-8pm CARD 6602 DL1 Resolving Environmental and Public Disputes Bastidas W 6-8pm CARD 6604 DL1 Gender and Conflict Schwoebel TH 6-9pm CARD 6610 DL1 Family Violence Campbell N/A Updated 5/07/2018 Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change. Check the site often for updates. 3

4 CARD 7900 Dissertation 3-CREDITS (First 3 terms) CRN SEC Professor D14 Amisi D15 Bastidas D16 Berna D17 Campbell D18 Cooper D19 Duckworth D20 Georgakopoulos D21 Katz D22 McKay D23 Muvingi D24 Rice D25 Schwoebel D26 Strawinska-Zanko CARD 7900 Dissertation 1-CREDIT (3+ terms) CRN SEC Professor DL1 Amisi DL2 Bastidas DL3 Berna DL4 Campbell DL5 Cooper DL6 Duckworth DL7 Georgakopoulos DL8 Katz DL9 McKay D10 Muvingi D11 Rice D12 Schwoebel D13 Strawinska-Zanko Updated 5/07/2018 Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change. Check the site often for updates. 4

5 HYBRID FORMAT ELECTIVE We are offering two elective courses this summer in hybrid format. A hybrid format is a course format that combines online learning with a residential session schedule different from the traditional residential courses that meet once a week throughout the trimester. Hybrid formats may include sessions on select weekends or sessions that meet more intensively for one or two weeks. Hybrid formats enable us to offer courses at times that may be more convenient for some students, or to have visiting professors during the trimester, and it allows some of our distance students to participate in residential classes. Please read the course description and note the dates the class will meet residentially. Attendance at these residential sessions is mandatory. CARM/CARD/MACS 6618 The Reflective Practitioner Although some people dismiss conflict resolution practice by thinking we just "make it up as we go along," we know that successful "pracademics" are continually testing theory in action and their intervention choices are informed by solid academic study. We will explore how this happens through readings, discussion and a focus on the work of Organizational Ombuds who are doing incredible work in government, private companies and higher education. The hope is that students will pair with an ombuds in one of these sectors to "shadow them" as they go about some of their work to more fully understand the science and artistry of their conflict resolution practice. Ombuds and Ombuds Offices are one of the most obvious and important growth areas in our field today. This class will meet residentially (NSU main campus) on the following dates: May from 9:00am 5:00pm followed by fieldwork assignment and reports on blackboard. Please wait for confirmation on specific times and days before making travel arrangements. Updated 5/07/2018 Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change. Check the site often for updates. 5