Departments:

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AR101G ADVISING COHORT: EXPLORATORY/GENERAL STUDIES For all first-year students. Discussion of curricular and co-curricular options and academic planning to ensure a smooth transition to the University. For students interested in exploring many areas of the curriculum before choosing one or more subje...
AR121 MODELING SUCCESS Will provide opportunities for mentoring through interactions with real world leaders. Examines models of success by learning and evaluating different traits, approaches, and styles of these leaders. Focuses on analyzing your own potential for succes...
AR136 SOFT LANDINGS TRANSITION Intended for first-semester international students, this discussion-based class focuses on transition to life in the U.S. and to John Carroll University.
AR156 VETERAN SCHOLAR: THE IGNATIAN LEGACY Introduction to academic success resources and transitioning to the University environment specifically for student veterans. Special focus on strategic study skills, translating military skills, and choosing a major/career focus.
AR160 IMMERSION: CAMPUS MINISTRY Introduction to the social, political, economic, cultural, and religious issues affecting the different locations to which students travel for immersion experiences. Students also will learn how to approach new cultures, explore their own spiritualit...
AR160A IMMERSION PREP: EL SALVADOR This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in El Salvador and to the US/MX border, and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion AR...
AR160B IMMERSION: EL SALVADOR This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in El Salvador and to the US/MX border, and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion AR...
AR160C IMMERSION PREP: JAMAICA This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in Jamaica and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion. AR 160D/D will provide student...
AR160D IMMERSION: JAMAICA This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in Jamaica and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion. AR 160C/D will provide student...
AR160E IMMERSION PREP: CHIAPAS, MX This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in Chiapas, MX and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion. AR 160E/F will provide stu...
AR160F IMMERSION: CHIAPAS, MX This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in Chiapas, MX and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion. AR 160E/F will provide stu...
AR160G IMMERSION PREP: HONDURAS This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Honduras and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160G/H/I will provide students with an opportunity to learn abo...
AR160H IMMERSION SUMMER: HONDURAS This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Honduras and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160G/H/I will provide students with an opportunity to learn abo...
AR160I IMMERSION ADVOCACY: HONDURAS This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Honduras and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160G/H/I will provide students with an opportunity to learn abo...
AR160J IMMERSION PREP: ECUADOR This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Ecuador and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160J/K/L will provide students with an opportunity to learn abou...
AR160K IMMERSION SUMMER: ECUADOR This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Ecuador and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160J/K/L will provide students with an opportunity to learn abou...
AR160L IMMERSION ADVOCACY: ECUADOR This one-credit option is to prepare students for a 10-day immersion experience in Ecuador and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the trip. AR 160J/K/L will provide students with an opportunity to learn abou...
AR160M IMMERSION PREP: DOMINICAN REP Introduction to the social, political, economic, cultural, and religious issues affecting the different locations to which students travel for immersion experiences. Students also will learn how to approach new cultures, explore their own spiritualit...
AR160N IMMERSION PREP:US/MEX BRDR This 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience to the US/MX border, and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion AR 160N will provide students wit...
AR160O IMMERSION: US/MEX BRDR This combination 0-credit (Fall) and 1-credit (Spring) class is to prepare students for an immersion experience in El Salvador and to the US/MX border, and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion AR...
AR160P IMMERSION PREP:CAMINO IGNACIAN Introduction to the social, political, economic, cultural, and religious issues affecting the different locations to which students travel for immersion experiences. Students also will learn how to approach new cultures, explore their own spiritualit...
AR160Q SUMMER IMMERSION: RACE, CASTE, COLORISM This class is to prepare students for a Virtual immersion experience on Race, Caste and Colorism and to accompany them as they process what they experienced after the immersion. AR 160 will provide students with an opportunity to learn about the comp...
AR160R IMMERSION: NORTH CAROLINA TEXTILE INDUSTRY This 1-credit class is to prepare students for an immersion experience to the North Carolina Textile Industry with Industrial Commons and to accompany them as they process what they experienced when they return from the immersion. AR 160R will provid...
AR161 EGC: IMMERSION: HEALTH CARE Intended for students going on May immersions through Campus Ministry. Examines the problem of health care access and situates it within the political and religious (particularly social justice and Ignatian) understandings of the concept. Focus varie...
AR171 INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE Interdisciplinary approach to science teaching in elementary school. Topics include concepts in biology, chemistry, and physics. Coordinated by science departments and the Department of Education and School Psychology. Corequisite: AR171L.
AR171L INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE LAB Laboratory experiments illustrating concepts and procedures developed in AR 171. Corequisite: AR171.
AR199 SPECIAL TOPICS Specific content announced in the schedule of classes.
AR200 CROSS REGISTRATION An administrative holding number used to facilitate cross-registration with other Cleveland-area institutions. Credit assigned to proper academic department on submission of transcript.
AR203 PROBLEM SOLVING Creative methods in problem solving. The student gains insight into how one thinks and how to modify one’s thinking to be comfortable when confronted with a problem, thereby increasing chances for finding a solution.
AR299 SPECIAL TOPICS Specific content announced in the schedule of classes.
AR299A SPECIAL TOPICS No Description Set
AR299B SPECIAL TOPICS No Description Set
AR299C SPECIAL TOPICS No Description Set
AR299E SPECIAL TOPICS No Description Set
AR300 STUDY ABROAD An administrative holding number used to facilitate study-abroad registration at those institutions that participate in a special consortia agreement with John Carroll University.
AR300A AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PROGRAM No Description Set
AR300B STDY ABRD: REGENTS COLLEGE No Description Set
AR300C STDY ABRD:BEIJING CENTER No Description Set
AR300D STDY ABRD:DENMARK INT STDY No Description Set
AR300E STDY ABRD:UNIV HULL, ENGLAND No Description Set
AR300F STDY ABRD:NEOMA BUS SCHL ROUEN No Description Set
AR300G STDY ABRD:UNIV OF DORTMUND No Description Set
AR300H LONDON LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM No Description Set
AR300I STDY ABRD:RAI UNIV, INDIA No Description Set
AR300J STDY ABRD:JOHN CABOT UNIV,ROME No Description Set
AR300K STDY ABRD:KANSAI-GAIDAI UNIV No Description Set
AR300L STDY ABRD:LOYOLA UNIV, ROME No Description Set
AR300M STDY ABRD:UNIV CATTOLICA,MILAN No Description Set
AR300N STDY ABRD:NANZAN UNIV No Description Set
AR300R STDY ABRD:ARCADIA UNIV No Description Set
AR300S STDY ABRD: SOPHIA UNIVERSITY An administrative holding number used to facilitate study-abroad registration at those institutions that participate in a special consortial agreement with John Carroll University.
AR300T STDY ABRD: ST. THOMAS UNIV No Description Set
AR300U STUDY ABROAD: UNIVERSITY STUDIES ABROAD CONSORTIUM No Description Set
AR300W CROSS REG/WASHINGTON CTR No Description Set
AR303I STDY ABRD: NUI GALWAY An administrative holding number used to facilitate study-abroad registration at those institutions that participate in a special consortial agreement with John Carroll University.
AR304K STDY ABRD:SOGANG U, S KOREA No Description Set
AR308I STDY ABRD: UNIV COLLEGE DUBLIN An administrative holding number used to facilitate study-abroad registration at those institutions that participate in a special consortial agreement with John Carroll University.
AR315 INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE Through this course, students will view scientific questions, ideas, and challenges through an interdisciplinary lens and improve their ability to design and develop scientific research projects. An emphasis will be placed on experiential and active...
AR360 LONDON STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE Online seminar for students in the London Liberal Arts program. Students engage in preparatory, experiential, and reflective learning exercises to explore cross-cultural learning and adjustment; examine social, political, and cultural similarities an...
AS100 COLLEGE COMPASS Designed to help first-year students with the transition to college and to promote their engagement in all facets of their educational experience. Students are encouraged to explore possible majors and career paths based on self awareness. Graded Pas...
AS101B ADVISING FOR SUCCESS For first-year students. Discussion of curricular and co-curricular options and academic planning to ensure a smooth transition to the University. For students interested in programs in international business, accountancy, economics and finance, huma...
AS101E ADVISING FOR SUCCESS For first-year students. Discussion of curricular and co-curricular options and academic planning to ensure a smooth transition to the University. For students interested in pursuing licensure in Early and Middle Childhood Education. Graded Satisfact...
AS101H ADVISING FOR SUCCESS For first-year students. Discussion of curricular and co-curricular options and academic planning to ensure a smooth transition to the University. For students interested in programs in art history, history, communication, languages and literature, p...
AS112 ACADEMIC SUCCESS STRATEGIES Develop learning strategies, time management, goal setting, and other academic skills. Reflect on motivations, achievements, and challenges in college, while identifying helpful campus resources, building community, and taking tangible steps to becom...
AS115 ENTERING SCIENCE Introduces students to ways of scientific thinking, including topics such as mathematics as the language of science, basic concepts of experimental design, and science and society. Classroom activities will focus on active and experiential learning a...
FA105A CAPA: MODERN DANCE Introduction to basic movement principles and appreciation of dance in general. Developing efficiency of movement, range of motion, strength, endurance, agility, coordination, and stability, with a focus on alignment and relaxation. No previous dance...
FA105B CAPA: SOCIAL/BALLROOM DANCE Introduction to the rhythms, styles, and movements used in partner dances. Dances may include the waltz, tango, foxtrot, cha cha, rumba, swing, mambo, and merengue. No previous dance experience required.
FA109E CAPA: UNIVERSITY CHAPEL ENSEMBLE A vocal and instrumental ensemble that offers liturgical music for regular weekend Masses, special liturgies, and prayer services on campus. Students explore, prepare, and perform sacred and liturgical repertoire from a variety of musical styles with...
FA110B JCU JAZZ ENSEMBLE An instrumental ensemble that plays an array of classic and contemporary stage band pieces in various styles. The jazz ensemble performs at concerts and special events on campus as well as at jazz festivals in the greater Cleveland area. Informal aud...
FA110C CAPA: JCU WOODWIND ENSEMBLE An instrumental ensemble that rehearses and performs music composed, transcribed, or arranged for wind instruments. Learn musical concepts and wind technique through regular rehearsal and study in an ensemble atmosphere. Informal audition required.
FA112A CAPA: BEGINNING CLASSROOM GUITAR Introduction to various guitar styles with an emphasis on reading music and beginning guitar technique. Basic music theory is introduced.
FA113A CAPA: BEGINNING CLASS PIANO Class Piano is the study of piano performance at the beginning level. Basic applied piano will be approached through the demonstration of its basic techniques and fundamental concepts, all based on established piano pedagogy. Students will learn foun...
FA115 CAPA: CLASS VOICE The art of vocal production with individual attention in a class setting. Fundamentals of singing: posture, breathing, tone production, song interpretation, and diction. Students are required to give several solo performances in class during the seme...
FA125 DIRECTED INSTRUMENTAL/VOCAL STUDY Applied instrumental/vocal study with a performance venue studio class for beginning, intermediate, and advanced students. Includes 30 minutes of scheduled, individual applied instruction each week along with one weekly gathering of all applied stude...
FA126 CAPA: DRAWING I This class is an introduction to drawing materials and techniques with an emphasis on observation, representation and formal principles of composition and design.
FA151 CAPA: GREGORIAN CHANT: THE SONG OF THE ROMAN CHURCH Explores the unaccompanied sacred song of the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church. An introduction to Gregorian chant notation and musical elements is offered, with weekly, in-class singing of chant melodies.
FA156 CAPA: AMERICAN SONG: THE BROADWAY STAGE Explores the history and musical contributions of the American musical theatre. Study of vocal repertoire from the Broadway stage through weekly class discussion, analysis, and in-class performance.
FA158 CAPA: WORLD MUSIC: AN INTRODUCTION Explores world music and the art of analytical, perceptive, and critical listening to music of diverse cultures. Elements and styles of music of diverse and ethnic cultures are studied by exploring sources, mediums, instruments, forms, styles, concep...
FA198 SPECIAL TOPICS Introductory topics in fine arts. Specific topic announced in schedule of classes or may be taken with permission as an individual project under supervision.
FA2688 LINK: MUSICAL FORM AND THE FAB FOUR From the time they burst onto the musical scene in Britain in 1962 to their breakup eight years later, the Beatles forged a musical path that was transformational in sound, style, instrumentation and form. This course will focus on examining the deta...
FA298 SPECIAL TOPICS Intermediate topics in fine arts. Specific topic announced in schedule of classes or may be taken with permission as an individual project under supervision.
FA398 SPECIAL TOPICS Advanced intermediate topics in fine arts. Specific topic announced in schedule of classes or may be taken with permission as an individual project under supervision.
FA498 SPECIAL TOPICS Advanced topics in fine arts. Specific topic announced in schedule of classes or may be taken with permission as an individual project under supervision.
PHP101 HEALTH PROFESSIONS FOUNDATIONS This course will provide resources and activities to help students to identify if a career in healthcare is right for them and then put them on the path to realize that career goal. Topics will include an overview of pre-health milestones and require...
PHP121 SURVEY OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Introduces the many career options available in healthcare. Meets once weekly; features speakers representing various healthcare professions. Students also develop an Individual Development Plan.
PHP124 PRIMARY HEALTH PREPARATION Introduces the changing face of medicine in the 21st century. Explores current medical practice and education through readings in popular literature, social science, ethics, and contemporary medical literature.
PHP275 GLOBAL HEALTHCARE DELIVERY Fundamentals of global issues in healthcare. Emphasizes effects of the increasing interconnectedness of healthcare among global cultures due to advances in information, communication, and the economy; also, how these developments will change healthca...
PHP279 ISJ: HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: CLINICAL DECISION MAKING, ETHICS, & JUSTICE Analyzes clinical decision- making in healthcare. Discusses Case Studies involving dilemmas raised by Health Policies,Professional Practice, Social Justice, Law and Ethics. Clinical Contexts include: patient treatment/rights; professional standards;...
PPH273 CURRENT ISSUES IN POPULATION AND PUBLIC HEALTH Interdisciplinary seminar on current population and public health issues in the U.S. and globally. Topics include disease outbreaks, current health policy debates, and community health implications of environmental issues and lifestyles, with special...
PPH350 POLICY ANALYSIS NONPROFITS Open only to students minoring in Population and Public Health. This course is cross-listed with NP 550. Analysis of government action for its impact on nonprofit organizations and society more generally. Policy analysis is an essential tool in under...
PPH399 SPECIAL TOPICS IN POPULATION AND PUBLIC HEALTH Occasional course on a selected topic listed in semester schedule. May be repeated with a different topic. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
PPH473 INTERNSHIPS IN POPULATION AND PUBLIC HEALTH Capstone for PPH minor: a supervised internship in a public health setting in conjunction with on-campus seminar focused on career development, public health systems, and interdisciplinary analysis of the varieties of public health practices. Prerequ...