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1 Course Catalog2018 2019 CONSORTIUMof Adventist Colleges & UniversitiesGENERAL POLICIES/INFORMATIONC ourse Index ..4 Academic Information ..9 Financial Information ..10 Consortium Faculty ..38 Consortium Staff ..39 Andrews University ..13 Overview ..14 Course Descriptions ..17 Oakwood University ..26 Overview ..27 Course Descriptions ..29 Washington Adventist University ..32 Overview ..33 Course Descriptions ..34 HOW TO ACCESS INFORMATIONC onsortium of Adventist Colleges & UniversitiesAU Registration .. OU & WAU Registration .. Assistance .. Fax ..269-471-2804 Consortium Main (Canada & only)..269-471-6570 (Anyone)General Inquiries.

2 Website .. Questions .. InstitutionsAndrews UniversityGeneral Information ..800-782-4769 Undergraduate Admissions .. Admissions .. UniversityGeneral Information .. 256-726-7098 Admissions .. Adventist UniversityGeneral Information ..301-891-4474 Admissions .. of Registrar ..301-891-4119 Webpage .. Catalog is an official publication of Andrews University , Oakwood University and Washington Adventist University . The contents of this Catalog , including academic policies, tuition charges and fees are subject to change through normal administrative channels. Any such revision will apply to current and new students Adventist Colleges & UniversitiesConsortium of Adventist Colleges & Universities: 2018 2019 Catalog3 Andrews University (AU), Oakwood University (OU) and Washington Adventist University (WAU) have joined in partnership to make online courses available to students around the world through the Consortium of Adventist Colleges & Universities.

3 Each partner plays a crucial role in providing flexible courses to a wide variety of students. Andrews University is the facilitating partner, ensuring students are registered in courses, coordinating Course development and faculty, and supporting students through their educational experience. The college or University with whom you register furnishes University is represented within a section of this Catalog . If you are already attending a partner institution, start by exploring your University s section. You may also want to consider courses from other partner universities for you for your interest in the Consortium of Adventist Colleges & Universities.

4 We hope that through our partnerships we will be able to meet your educational of Adventist Colleges & UniversitiesEducation at your of Adventist Colleges & Universities: 2018 2019 CatalogThe following index provides an overview of the courses included in this Catalog , which is accurate at the time of printing. *Consortium Course IndexSELF-PACED OPEN LEARNINGSELF-PACED FULL TERMINTERACTIVE ONLINES ection Number:901, 911, 921902999, 998, 997, 950*, 951*Benefits:Flexible and convenient. With 180 days to complete, these courses can be done at your convenience. Schedule time to study in between your daily activities, vacations and and convenient with start and end dates aligned to Andrews and convenient with start and end dates aligned to Andrews :Register at any timeRegistration opens in March and continues up to the first day of class.

5 A late registration fee applies if you register after the first day of opens in March and continues up to the first day of class. A late registration fee applies if you register after the first day of class. *High School Students OnlyFaculty Interaction: Faculty support and encouragementFaculty support and encouragementFaculty support and encouragementAssignment Deadlines:You are in control. Decide what pace works best for your own assignment schedules for each half of the term; must complete the first half by midterm; and the second half by the final deadlines with no late work acceptedStudent Interaction: Not applicableLimitedInteractive learning communityCompletion: Must be very self-motivated to complete the courseMust be very self-motivated to complete the courseDeadlines and interaction increase motivation to complete successfullyFinancial Aid:Not availableAvailable; check for eligibility with the institution through which you are completing your degreeAvailable.

6 Check for eligibility with the institution through which you are completing your degreeHow do online courses work? ONLINE COURSES Register for these courses before their first day of class. These courses have weekly deadlines and an interactive learning community. Note that this schedule is subject to change and additional courses may be added. Please visit for the latest schedule of interactive online courses.*Registration for indicated courses is open to high school students fees may apply. See page 10 Consortium Course IndexcontinuedAU Course IDTitleCreditsAudience Restriction*Tuition Per CreditPrerequisitesFULL YEAR 2018 2019: AUGUST 27, 2018 MAY 2, 2019 MATH 191 950 Calculus4 High School$135 MPE=P5 or MATH 167 or MATH 168 with grade no lower than CFALL 2018 SEMESTER.

7 AUGUST 27 DECEMBER 13, 2018 BIOL 208 950 Environmental Science4 High School$135 ENGL 115 950 College Writing I3 High School$135 HIST 117 950 Civilization and Ideas I3 High School$135 HORT 150 950iGrow4 High School$135 MATH 168 950 Precalculus4 High School$135 MPE P3 or MATH 165 or MATH 166 PSYC 101 950 Introduction to Psychology3 High School$135 RELB 230 950 Biblical Prayers3 High School$135 SOCI 119 950 Principles of Sociology3 High School$135 SPRING 2019 SEMESTER: JANUARY 7 MAY 2, 2019 ANSI 114 950 Animal Science3 High School$135 ANTH 200 950 Cultural Anthropology3 High School$135 ENGL 115 950 College Writing I3 High School$135 ENGL 215 950 College Writing II3 High School$135 FDNT 230 950 Nutrition3 High School$135 HIST 118 950 Civilization and Ideas II3 High School$135 MATH 191 950 Calculus4 High School$135 MPE=P5 or MATH 167 or MATH 168 with grade no lower than CPSYC 101 950 Introduction to Psychology3 High School$135 Dual Enrollment/ University Credit for High SchoolAU Course IDTitleCreditsAudience Restriction*Tuition Per CreditPrerequisitesSUMMER 2019 SEMESTER.

8 JUNE 10 AUGUST 4, 2019 BIOL 208 999 Environmental Science3$185 ENGL 215 999 College Writing II3$185 ENGL 115 or ENGL 117 HIST 117 999 Civilization and Ideas I3$185 HIST 118 999 Civilization and Ideas II3$185 PSYC 101 999 Introduction to Psychology3$185 RELB 210 999 Jesus in His Time and Ours3$185 RELG 350 999 World Religions3$185 RELT 225 999 Doctrines of the Adventist Faith3$185 RELT 440 999 Fundamentals of Spirituality & Ethics in Healthcare3$185 Seize the Summer6 Consortium of Adventist Colleges & Universities: 2018 2019 CatalogConsortium Course IndexSELF-PACED COURSES: OPEN LEARNING AND FULL TERMSDE#Sem HrsAU Course IDAU TitleOU Course IDOU TitleWAU Course IDWAU TitleBUSINESS AND COMPUTER STUDIES (* These courses have prerequisites) 341-901/902 Business 215-901/902*Business Software 120-901/902*Foundations of Information 355-901/902 Management and 121-901/902 Principles of Accounting 122-901/902*Principles of Accounting 225-901/902 Principles of 310-901/902 Principles of 226-901/902 Principles of 210-910 Small Business ManagementEDUCATION (* These courses have prerequisites)

9 370-911*Educational Tests and MeasurementsEDUC 424-921*Educational 250-911*Fundamentals of Christian EducationEDUC 120-921 Educational Philosophy and 175-901/902 Philosophy of Adventist EducationENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION (* These courses have prerequisites) 270-901/902*American Literature (to 1900)EN 303-911*Survey of American LiteratureLITR 225-921*American Literature 115-901/902 College WritingEN 111-911 Freshman CompositionENGL 215-901/902*College Writing IIEN 112-911 Freshman Composition 104-901/902 Communication SkillsCO 201-911*Fundamentals of Public SpeakingCOMM 105-921 Introduction to Human 375-901/902*English Literature I (to 1660) 375-901/902*English Literature II (1660 1900)

10 356-901/902 Group Dynamics & 336-901/902 Intercultural 320-901/902 Interpersonal 140-901/902 Media, Culture and 300-901/902*Modern English 375-901/902 Professional PresentationsHEALTH SCIENCES (* These courses have prerequisites) 138-901/902 Cardio 120-901/902 Fit for Life1 2 1 7. 11 MSLC 110-901/902 Medical 240-901/902 Nutrition 230-901/902 NutritionNUTR 260-921* 310-901/902*Nutrition in the Life 130-901/902 Special ActivitiesHISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (* These courses have prerequisites) 404-901/902 Adventist HeritageHI 314-911*History of the Seventh-day Adventist ChurchRELT 270-921 Adventist Heritage and 204-901/902 American Experience IHI 211-911 United States History IHIST History I: Founding to Reconstruction63 205-901/902 American Experience IIHI 212-911 United States History IIHIST History II.