Interim  Registration will begin March 24th at 11am!  Summer 2008 Schedule is TENTATIVE and will be subject to change...please check schedule often for updates, additions, and changes!
Dept Course CRN Title Instructor Day Time

  Educational Leadership

      
AHE 550 33620

Finance & Business Affairs in Higher Education
4/25-26, 5/2-3, 5/16-17, 5/30-31

 Hardy F
S		 5-8
9-5
             

  Arts & Sciences

      
BSC 695 33954

Environmental Science for Teachers
5/23-24, 5/30-31, 6/13-14, 6/27-28

 Harris F
S		 5-8
9-5
EN 500 34049

Adolescent Literature
 5/1, 5/8, 5/9-10, 5/15, 5/22, 5/23-24, 5/29

 J. Atkinson Th
F
S		 5-9
6-9
9-5
             

  Counselor Education

      
BCE 653 31485

Intro Play Therapy

 Carmichael Online  
             

  Foundations & Research

      
BEF 534 30921

Multicultural Education
5/9-10, 5/16-17, 5/23-24, 5/30-31
*First assignment must be read prior to the first meeting!

 Petrovic F
S		 5-8
9-5
             

  Instructional Technology

      
CAT 531 33963 Computer-Based Instructional Technologies
4/28, 5/2-3, 5/5, 5/9-10, 5/12, 5/19		 Campbell M
F
S		 5-8
5-8
9-5
CAT 532 33968 Current and Emerging Technologies
4/29, 5/6, 5/9-10, 5/13, 5/20, 5/23-24		 Mintz Tu
F
S		 5-8
5-8
9-5
             

  Library Science

      
LS 522 33960

Materials and Services for Young Adults
 5/1, 5/8, 5/9-10, 5/15, 5/22, 5/23-24, 5/29

 J. Atkinson Th
F
S		 5-9
6-9
9-5
             

  Teacher Education

      
CEE 574 32252 Guiding Pupil Learning (web-based)
5/15 to 6/30		 Shwery Online
CIE 623 32251

Models and Strategies of Instruction (web-assisted)
4/16 (W), 4/26 (S), 5/3 (S), 5/31 (S)

 Daane W
S		 5-8
9-5
CSE 563 33945

Improving English Instruction (web-assisted)
5/16-17, 5/31, 6/20-21, 6/28
*Students must have first assignment read before the first class meeting

 Scherff F
S		 5-8
9-5
CSE 566 33970 Improving Mathematics Instruction
5/9-10, 5/23-24, 6/13-14, 6/27-28		 T. Thompson F
S		 5-8
9-5
CSE 663 33946

Secondary School English (web-assisted)
5/16-17, 5/31, 6/20-21, 6/28
*Students must have first assignment read before the first class meeting

 Scherff F
S		 5-8
9-5
CSE 666 33971 Secondary School Mathematics
5/9-10, 5/23-24, 6/13-14, 6/27-28		 T. Thompson F
S		 5-8
9-5
             

  Social Work

      
SW 578 33058

Social Welfare Policy Service
5/15 to 5/31

 Terrell Th
F
S		 5-8:15
5-8:15
8-5

  Full Summer

      
Dept Course CRN Title Instructor Day Time

  Educational Leadership

      
AEL 608 32286 Educational Finance (web-assisted)
6/17, 7/1, 7/15, 7/29		 Westbrook T 1-6
AEL 618 32288 Advanced Educational Law (web-assisted)
 6/6, 6/20, 6/27, 7/11, 7/25		 Dagley F 5-9
AEL 624 32289 Practicum in Educational Leadership
 5/31, 7/12, 8/2		 Mitchell S 9-5
AEL 630 33734 School Community Partnerships
6/6-7, 6/20-21, 7/11-12, 7/25-26		 Bauch F
S		 5-8:50
9-4
AEL 605 32284 Internship Nichols TBA  
AEL 605 32285 Internship Benson TBA  
AEL 605 34339 Internship Early TBA  
AEL 649 34114 Advanced Research (Independent Study) Tarter Independent
Study		  
AEL 667 32303 Multicultural Education for Leadership Personnel
6/5-8/7
 *Students must have first assignment read before the first class meeting		 B. Atkinson Th 5-9
AEL 697 32302 Seminar in Instructional Leadership
6/13-14, 6/27-28, 7/11-12, 7/25-26		 B. Atkinson F
S		 5-8
9-5
AEL 699 32661 Dissertation

TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32662 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32663 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32664 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32665 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32666 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32667 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32668 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32669 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AEL 699 32936 Dissertation TBA TBA  
AHE 699 30855 Dissertation Hardy TBA  
AHE 699 32313 Dissertation Harris TBA  
AHE 699 32314 Dissertation Katsinas TBA  
AHE 699 32315 Dissertation Major TBA  
AHE 699 32316 Dissertation Tarter TBA  
       

  Arts & Sciences

      
EN 500 33956

The Short Story
6/13(F), 6/27(F), 7/18-19, 7/25-26, 8/1-2

 Jolly F
S		 5-9
9-5
HY 512 34040

The Old South
6/7, 6/21, 7/12, 7/19, 8/2

 Tate S 9-5
             

  Consumer Sciences

      
CSM 201 32165

Individual and Family Resource Management (web-based)

 Pentecost Online  
CSM 401 32399 Consumer Protection (web-based) Pentecost Online  
CSM 405 33177 Public Policy: Analysis of Family & Community Resources
(web-based)		 Pentecost Online  
CSM 435 33864

Psychology of Money (web-based)

 Pentecost Online  
CSM 535 33223 Psychology of Money (web-based) Pentecost Online  
             

  Counselor Education

      
BCE 513 32239

Career Development (web-based)

 Leggett Online  
BCE 522 33400

Individual & Group Appraisal (web-based)
NOTE:  Online chat required

 Carmichael Online  
BCE 546 32243

Practicum in Rehab Counseling (web-based)

 Boutin Online  
BCE 547 32244

Internship in Rehab Counseling (web-based)

 Boutin Online  
BCE 626 31977

Readings (web-based)

 Satcher Online  
BCE 633 31974

Advanced Seminar:  Couple and Fam Inter  (web-based)
NOTE:  Required chat room - Wednesday 6/4 from 6-8pm and every Monday beginning 6/9 from 6-8pm

 Wilcoxon Online  
BCE 652 32419

Couns Stratg Adult-Child (web-based)
NOTE:  Required chat room - 6/5, 6/12, 6/26, 7/10, 7/24 from 6-8pm

 Wilcoxon Online  
             

  Foundations & Research

      
BEF 667 33733 Multicultural Education for Leadership Personnel
 6/5-8/7
*Students must have first assignment read before the first class meeting		 B. Atkinson Th 5-9
BER 540 32398 Statistical Methods in Education
 6/4-7/30		 Godfrey W 5-9:30
BER 545 32401 Analysis of Variance in Education
 6/2-7/28		 Godfrey M 5-9:30
BER 600 32402 Quantitative Research Methods
 6/3-7/29		 Godfrey Tu 5-9:30
BER 632 33397 Reflect Resist:  Qual II
6/5-7/31		 Dantzler Th 5-9:30
             
             

  Instructional Technology

      
CAT 533 33964 Curriculum Integration of Technology (web-assisted)
 6/14, 7/12, 7/19, 8/2		 Asbury S 9-5
             

Teacher Education

      
CEE 581 32262 Mathematics and Curriculum Design
6/3-7/29		 Brewer T 5-9:30
CRD 510 32263

Expanding Reading in the Elementary Grades
6/7, 6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/2

 Williams S 9-5
CRD 690 33340 Advanced Seminar in Literacy (web-assisted)
6/6-7, 7/11-12		 Scherff F
S		 5-8
9-5
             

  Social Work

      
SW 576 33056 Intermediate Research
6/26 to 7/19		 Vickerstaff Th
F
S		 5-8:15
5-8:15
9-5
             

  Summer I

 

      
Dept Course CRN Title Instructor Day Time

  Educational Leadership

      
AEL 500 33739 Intro to Educational Organization and Administration
 Begins 6/2		 Mitchell M T W 8-12
AEL 500 33738 Intro to Educational Organization and Administration
 Begins 6/2		 Mitchell M T W 1-5
AEL 500 33740 Intro to Educational Organization and Administration
 6/6-7, 6/13-14, 6/20-21, 6/27-28		 Tarter F
S		 5-9
9-5
AEL 619 34045 Educational Theory and Policy
 Begins 6/2		 Dagley M T W 5-9
AEL 682 33538

Leadership and Organization
6/7(S), 6/13-14, 6/20-21, 6/28(S)

 Newton F
S		 5-9
9-5
             

  Arts & Sciences

      
             
MATH 504 31502 Introduction to Chaos Theory and Mandelbrot and Julia Sets
Begins 6/9 and ends 6/26		 Hsia M Tu W Th 1-4:30
MATH 504 31501 Symmetry in Space
Begins 6/9 and ends 6/26		 Hsia M Tu W Th 5-8:30
             

  Foundations & Research

      
BEF 503 34070

History of Education
Begins 6/2

 Rudder M Tu W 8:30-12
BEF 504 33723

Philosophy of Education
Begins 6/2

 Rudder M Tu W 1-4:30
BER 500 33383

Intro to Educational Research
Begins 6/2

 Godfrey M Tu W 1-4:30
             

  Instructional Technology

     
CAT 531 33965

Computer-Based Instructional Technologies (web-assisted)
6/2, 6/3,  6/5, 6/9, 6/10, 6/11

 Asbury M Tu W 9-12
             

 

      

  Teacher Education

      
CEE 526 33292 Implementing Social Studies (web-based)
Classes begin on 6/2		 C. Sunal Online  
CEE 532 33293 The Elementary School Curriculum (web-based)
Classes begin on 6/2		 C. Sunal Online  
CSE 530 33969 The Modern Secondary School Program
Begins 6/2		 Yarbrough M Tu W 1-4:30
             

  Library Science

      
LS 590 33845

International Issues in Information and Communication
You must be online on Mondays & Wednesdays at the scheduled time.

 Markusova M W
Online		 6-10:15
LS 590 33851

Electronic Resources
 You must be online on Tuesdays & Thursdays at the scheduled time.

 Grogg Tu Th
Online		 6-10:15
       
       

  Social Work

      
SW 577 33057

Human Development & Social Systems
6/5 to 6/21

 Chandler Th
F
S		 5-8:15
5-8:15
8-5
             

  Summer II

 

      
Dept Course CRN Title Instructor Day Time

  Educational Leadership

      
AEL 505 33533 The Educational Leader
 7/7 - 7/24		 Tarter M Tu W Th 1-5
AEL 600 33535 Intro to Educational Law
 7/7 - 7/24		 Dagley M Tu W Th 8-12
AEL 619 34046 Educational Theory and Policy
 7/7 - 7/24		 Tarter M Tu W Th 5-9
AEL 622 33724

Staff Development
7/11-12, 7/18-19, 7/25-26, 8/1-2

 Newman F
S		 5-8
9-5
AHE 600 33947

Student Development Theory I
begins July 8th

 Bray Online  
       

  Foundations & Research

      
BEF 507 33732 Sociology of Education
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday first week only
7/1 - 7/23		 Rudder M Tu W 1-4:30
BEF 534 33731 Multicultural Education
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday first week only
7/1 - 7/23		 Rudder M Tu W 8:30-12
BEF 607 33730 Readings in Sociology of Education
 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday first week only
7/1 - 7/23		 Rudder M Tu W 1-4:30
BER 500 33384

Intro to Educational Research
7/7 - 7/30

 Pistorius M Tu W 1-4:30
             

  Instructional Technology

      
CAT 532 33966 Current and Emerging Technologies (web-based)
Orientation Monday, June 30th from 5-8pm - knowledge of eLearning required		 Mintz TBA TBA
             

  Library Science

      
LS 590 34028 Issues in Librarianship: Programs & Services Across Library Types  Do not register for this class if previously registered for LS 523 with Dr. Stephens  7/11-12, 7/18-19, 7/25-26, 8/1-2, 8/8 (F) Stephens F
S		 6-9
9-5
             
       

  Teacher Education

      
CEE 515 33286

Teaching Elementary School Science
7/1 - 7/24

 S. Nichols M Tu W Th 8:30-11:30
CEE 695 33363

Practicum in Elementary Education
7/1 - 7/24

 S. Nichols M Tu W Th 12:30-3:30
CSE 695 33319

Practicum in Secondary Education
7/1 - 7/24

 S. Nichols M Tu W Th 12:30-3:30
     
 		      

  Social Work

      
SW 579 33059

Social Work Practice
7/24 to 8/9

 Payne Th
F
S		 5-8:15
5-8:15
9-5
             

Location & Office Hours

Financial Aid
The University of Alabama Gadsden Center is located at 121
North First Street (Corner of Broad and First Streets).  Need
driving directions?  Click here.  Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:15 - 5:15.  For further information, please call us at
(256) 546-2886 or toll free 1-888-223-4131, or email us at gadsdeninfo@bama.ua.edu.		 Out of State Tuition Grant: The Gadsden Center has a tuition assistance program to help off-set out-of-state tuition for Georgia and Tennessee students.  If interested, please inquire about the Departmental Grant for Out-of-state Tuition. 
Student Loans and Grants:  Students who wish to apply for student loans and other federal aid may apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. 
For specific information about this type of aid, please contact Student Financial Aid at 205.348.6756.

Registration

Comprehensive Exams & Graduation
Summer 2008 registration will begin on March 24th at 11am.
Students will now log into myBama.ua.edu to register for classes, verify schedules, and pay tuition.  If you do not know your account information (bama login and PIN), lookup
information is available at the myBama website.		 Dates for comprehensive exams will be announced as soon as
they are set.  If you intend to take comps during the Summer term, please come by the office and complete the appropriate applications.  All paperwork pertaining to comprehensive exams
and graduation must be received by the front office during the
first week of classes.

Tuition & Fees

Weekend Classes
Student accounts will open for payments on April 14th.  All
tuition is due by May 2.  Anyone who has not paid tuition by
that date will be dropped from classes without notice.  Tuition
for classes registered for after May 2 will be due at the time of registration. 
Tuition and fees are assessed as follows: 
Application Fee (one time)
Graduate Tuition (per 3 hr class)
Undergraduate Tuition (per 3 hr class)		   $
$
$

30.00
834.00
792.00

  
Unless otherwise noted, weekend classes meet 5-8pm Fridays
and 9am - 5pm on Saturdays.  Please check the schedule for
exact meeting times and dates.