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The library maintains a collection of course material that an be used for up to three hours in the library. You can use the search bar to see what classes have material on reserve. You can also use the list beneath to see all classes that have material on reserve are listed below. If you cannot find your class, please reach out to your professor and request they place their material on reserve.

• Accounting
• Anthropology
  • ANTH 152: Public Culture (Bodinger)
  • ANTH 162: Introduction to Anthropology (Jacobson)
  • ANTH 400: History of Anthropological Theory (Jacobson)
• Art History
  • ARTH 102: Intro to Art History II (Galliera)
• Biology
  • BIOL 102: Cell Biology and Genetics (Vivekanand)
  • BIOL 220: Biostatistics (Matlaga)
  • BIOL 300: Developmental Biology (Peeler)
  • BIOL 324: Animal Behavior (Persons)
  • BIOL 400: Immunology (Vivekanand)
  • BIOL 460: Winter Ecology of Vertebrates (Iudica)
• Chemistry
  • CHEM 221: Organic Chemistry
  • CHEM 302: Medicinal Chemistry (Henry)
  • CHEM 342: Physical Chemistry II (Basu)
  • CHEM 424: The Biochemistry of Metabolism (Parra)
  • CHEM 430: Instrumental Analysis (Tom)
• Communications
  • COMM 131: Introduction to Journalism
  • COMM 190: Intro to Comm/Media Theory (Giomboni)
  • COMM 194: Intercultural Communication (Stark)
  • COMM 201: Ethics and Leadership (Kaszuba)
  • COMM 211: Advertising and Public Relations (Burkley)
  • COMM 215: Professional Selling (Welliver)
  • COMM 231: News Content and Creation (Hastings)
  • COMM 322: Strategic Event Management (Burkley)
  • COMM 384: Writing and Planning for Screen (Giomboni)
  • COMM 411: Public Relations (Kaszuba)
  • COMM 481: Media Law (Hastings)
• Computer Science
• Criminal Justice
  • CJUS 110: Intro to Criminal Justice (Jensen)
• Earth & Environmental Science
  • EENV 240: Intro to Meteorology (Straub)
  • EENV 242: Climate and Global Change (Fathel)
• Ecology
• Economics
  • ECON 105: Elements of Economics (Reber)
  • ECON 202: Principles of Microeconomics (Ardan)
  • ECON 338: International Political Economics (Keller)
• Education
  • EDUC 101: Intro to Education and Society (McLaughlin)
  • EDUC 250: Educational Psychology (Yankowski)
  • EDUC 270: Instruction of Exceptional Children (Kurz)
  • EDUC 280: Development and Learning (Welteroth)
  • EDUC 290: Instruction: Mild Disabilities (Kurz)
  • EDUC 310: Math Methods: Pre-School (Minori)
  • EDUC 311: Math Methods: Elementary (Minori)
  • EDUC 350: English Language Learners (Parker)
  • EDUC 366: Teach the Science of Reading (Lohr)
  • EDUC 367: Literacy Assessment (Allison)
  • EDUC 380: Instructional Design (Stassel)
  • EDUC 441: Divers Poli Soc for ELLs (Stassel)
  • EDUC 442: Language Teaching Foundations (Parker)
  • EDUC 500: Student Teaching (Kurz)
  • EDUC 501: Preparation and Planning (Kurz)
  • EDUC 502: Classroom Teaching (Kurz)
  • EDUC 503: Classroom Management (Kurz)
  • EDUC 600: Seminar (Allison)
• English
  • ENGL 190: Intro to Modern Publishing (Lang)
  • ENGL 200: Writing and Thinking (Sachdev)
  • ENGL 205: Literature Studies (Hubbell)
  • ENGL 205: Literature Studies (Null)
  • ENGL 250: World Literature (Sachdev)
  • ENGL 265: Forms of Writing (Kelsey)
  • ENGL 265: Forms of Writing (Retief)
  • ENGL 290: Aesthetics and Interpretation (Roth)
  • ENGL 361: Science Fiction (Robertson)
  • ENGL 375: History of the Book (Robertson)
  • ENGL 390: Narrative (Hubbell)
• Environmental Studies
• Film
  • FILM 150: Intro to Film (Hauser)
  • FILM 150: Intro to Film (Rash)
  • FILM 180: Film and Human Values (Hastings)
  • FILM 300: History of Horror (Martin)
• Finance
• First Year Seminar
• French
  • FRNC 306: Written Expression and Translation (Tcheutou)
• German
  • GERM 202: Intermediate German (Kolb)
  • GERM 310: Topics in German Studies (Kolb)
  • GERM 460: Seminar in German Studies (Kolb)
• GO
  • OFVR Africa: GO Virtual Africa (Ogunnaike)
• Graphic Design
  • ARTG 253: Typography (Henderson)
• Health Care Studies
  • HLCR 302: Human Physiology (Peeler)
  • HLCR 370: Human Health and Disease (Reichard-Brown)
• History
  • HIST 111: US History to 1877 (Weaver)
  • HIST 112: US History since 1877(Namminga)
  • HIST 181: Latin American History (Namminga)
  • HIST 215: The Civil War (Slavishak)
  • HIST 300: History Methods (Weaver)
  • HIST 390: African History Seminar (Coulon)
  • HIST 401: Collective Inquiry in History (Imhoof)
• Honors
  • HONS 200: Thought and Civilization (Robertson)
  • HONS 200: Thought and Civilization (Sachdev)
  • HONS 240: Thought and Social Diversity (Kershner)
  • HONS 250: Thought and the Natural Sciences (Holt)
  • HONS 301: Origins of Chrisitanity (Mann)
  • HONS 301: Psycholinguistics (Asmuth)
  • HONS 301: African History Seminar (Coulon)
  • HONS 301: History Methods (Weaver)
  • HONS 301: Seminar (Bodinger)
• Information Systems
  • INFS 174: Data Collection and Modeling (Anderson)
  • INFS 174: Data Collection and Modeling (Pomykalski)
  • INFS 233: Data Driven Decision Making (Pomykalski)
  • INFS 472: Data Insight and Visualization (Pomykalski)
• Interdisciplinary
  • INTD 320: The Sciences (McLaughlin)
• Italian
• Language, Literature, and Cultures
  • LANG 360: Second Language Acquisition (Rodgers)
• Leadership
  • INTD 320: The Sciences (McLaughlin)
• Luxury Brand Marketing and Management
  • LBMM 385: Retail and Visual Merchandising (Spoto)
• Management
  • MGMT 240: Principles of Management (Smith)
  • MGMT 290: Non-Profit Management (Clark)
  • MGMT 333: New Ventures: Start Up to Exit (Fleck)
  • MGMT 361: Human Resource Management (Cautillo)
  • MGMT 400: Business Policy and Strategy (Wilson)
  • MGMT 400: Business Policy and Strategy (Cautillo)
  • MGMT 404: Global Business Ethics (Anderson)
• Marketing
  • MKTG 280: Marketing (Meng)
  • MKTG 280: Marketing (Wilson)
• Mathematics
• Museum Studies
• Music
  • MUSC 101: Introduction to Music
  • MUSC 225: Miranda's Hamilton (Wiley)
  • MUSC 260: Early Film Music (Benjamin)
• Music Education
• Neuroscience
• Philosophy
  • PHIL 122: Resolving Moral Conflicts (Adams)
  • PHIL 122: Resolving Moral Conflicts (Zoller)
  • PHIL 125: Justice (Hummel)
  • PHIL 212: Feminist Philosophy (Zoller)
  • PHIL 224: Bioethics (Lopez)
  • PHIL 228: Neurotics (Chambliss)
  • PHIL 241: Ancient Philosophy (Zoller)
• Physics
  • PHYS 307: Astronomy and Astrophysics (Carter)
• Political Science
  • POLI 121: Comparative Government and Politics (Harris)
  • POLI 205: Research Methods (Peterson)
  • POLI 212: Introduction to Public Policy (Clark)
• Psychology
  • PSYC 101: Principles of Psychology (Wegrzyn)
  • PSYC 123: Statistics Behavioral Sciences (Robertson)
  • PSYC 223: Research Methods in Psych (Day)
  • PSYC 223: Research Methods (Robertson)
  • PSYC 230: Social Psychology (Ungson)
  • PSYC 232: Environmental Psychology (Briggs)
  • PSYC 238: Childhood and Adolescence (Kiso)
  • PSYC 242: Health Psychology (Goedegebuure)
  • PSYC 243: Drugs, Society and Behavior (Robertson)
  • PSYC 320: Psychological Disorders (Monopoli)
  • PSYC 344: Learning Processes (Briggs)
  • PSYC 346: Sensation and Perception (Day)
  • PSYC 348: Psycholinguistics (Asmuth)
  • PSYC 450: Theories of Psychotherapy (Monopoli)
• Religious Studies
  • RELI 104: Ethics in Bible Stories (Bohmbach)
  • RELI 105: World Religions (Mann)
  • RELI 107: Faith and Values (Mann)
  • RELI 201: The Hebrew Bible (Bohmbach)
  • RELI 208: Buddhism (Duperon)
  • RELI 235: Environmental Ethics (Martin)
  • RELI 312: Origins of Chrisitanity (Mann)
  • RELI 318: Confucian Ethics (Duperon)
  • RELI 350: Science and Religion (Martin)
• ROTC
• Sociology
  • SOCI 311: Sociological Theory (Upton-Azzam)
• Spanish
  • SPAN 302: Grammar and Composition (Severyn)
  • SPAN 302: Grammar and Composition (Suquet)
• Studio Art
  • ARTS 243: Digital Photography (Wenzel)
  • ARTS 341: Topics in Photography (Wenzel)
• Theatre
  • THEA 240: Theatre and Violence (Andes)
  • THEA 241: Costume Design (Lythgoe)
• Women and Gender Studies
  • WGST 100: Women and Gender Studies (Broomer)
  • WGST 200: Feminist Philosophy (Zoller)
  • WGST 241: Theatre and Violence (Andes)
  • WGST 400: Black Women and Hip Hop (Broomer)
• Writing
  • WRIT 251: Intro to Fiction (Dent)
  • WRIT 251: Intro to Fiction (Null)
  • WRIT 252: Introduction to Poetry (Prince)
  • WRIT 253: Intro to non Fiction (Sirisena)
  • WRIT 260: The Choreopoem (Prince)
  • WRIT 270: Small Press Editing and Publishing (Kelsey)
  • WRIT 352: Intermediate Poetry (Kelsey)
  • WRIT 451: Advanced Fiction (Null)