summer 2017 - Pitt-Bradford - University of Pittsburgh

SUMMER 2017 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Registration Appointments Begin February 13.

Students must meet with their academic advisor. The advisor must remove the advising hold in order for the student to register.

If you are currently a student at another university you may take a summer class through the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford as a visiting student. Contact Admissions at 1-800- 872-1787 or [email protected]. BILLING Students are charged a per credit tuition rate over the summer. In addition to tuition, students are charged a Computer Networking Fee of $100 if registered in less than 12 credits & $175 if over 12 credits. Other course specific fees may apply. This includes Internships. The University of Pittsburgh does not mail paper bills. Once you have registered for classes charges are created for the term. An e-mail notification is sent to your Pitt e-mail account notifying you when your eBill is ready to view. You may access your eBill by following these directions:    

Go to my.pitt.edu and log on using the username and password assigned to you by the University. Select the link to PittPAY Click on “view account” Select from the drop down menu the option to “view most recent eBill.”

Payment is due on the 17th of the month following your first eBill notice, unless you are enrolled in a payment plan (see Payment Plan option under PittPAY menu). Credit card and echeck payments are accepted online in PittPAY. No fee for echeck but if you pay by American Express, Discover or MasterCard there is a 2.75% service fee charged by our vendor. Enrollment Services accepts cash or check payments.

SESSIONS We strongly encourage students to register for all summer courses they plan to take as soon as possible. Course enrollment is evaluated just prior to the start of each session. A course may be cancelled if less than seven students are enrolled. Adding and Dropping a summer course does change your credit load and charges. When you withdraw from a course you are still charged for the course.

Enrollment for summer sessions begins 2/13/17

12WK

4WK1

6WK1

4WK2

6WK2

4WK3

5/15-8/5 5/15-6/10 5/15-6/24 6/12-7/8 6/26-8/5 7/10-8/5 Classes Begin

5/15

5/15

5/15

6/12

6/26

7/10

ADD/DROP ENDS

5/22

5/17

5/17

6/14

6/28

7/12

LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM CLASS

7/7

5/31

6/2

6/28

7/21

7/26

GRADES MUST BE MARKED AS APPROVED BY 11:59 PM ON… 8/9

6/14

6/28

7/12

8/9

8/9

FINAL HELD LAST CLASS MEETING

A Free Room On Campus When You Enroll For Summer Classes!

Students can receive free housing this summer, double room accommodation, with no meal plan requirement, when they take three or more credits. This is a great way to stay on track to graduate in four years.

Session 4 week session 1

Start Date

5/15/17

Important information to know before signing up for summer housing

Ending Date

6/10/17

  

6 week session 1 12 week session

4 week session 2 6 week session 2

4 week session 3

5/15/17

6/24/17

5/15/17

8/5/17

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6/12/17

7/8/17

 

6/26/17

8/5/17

7/10/17

8/5/17

Offer does not apply to first-time freshmen or new transfer students. Students are required to enroll in a minimum of 3 credits, whether in class, online or internship. All students participating in an internship lasting beyond August 1st must find other housing accommodations after that date. Offer applies only to the time when the session is in progress. Students are not allowed to move in early or stay after their session. Students must move out of their apartment within 24 hours of the last day of classes for the session The University does not store belongings between terms. Students falling below 3 credits, or failing a course, will be billed the full room amount.

Descriptions for Selected Summer 2017 Courses: (Descriptions for all other courses found in the Pitt-Bradford catalog)

BIOL 1450 Topics in Biology: Ornithology (3): Covers avian characteristics, structure and function, and avian adaptations to flight. Life history, conservation, and identification of the common species of birds in Pennsylvania will be emphasized. Students will be expected to learn the equipment, techniques, and record keeping used in avian research. The course will include outdoor lectures and field trips. ENVSTD 1450 Special Topics Natural Resources and Public Land Management (3): Natural Resource and Public Lands Management: History, Politics and Practice” is intended to introduce you to the history, political processes, public institutions, and natural resource laws and practices informing and shaping their management. After completing the course, you should (1) be able to understand how history and politics have shaped, and continue to shape, public lands management programs; (2) be familiar with major natural resource laws and agencies; (3) be capable of rationally analyzing and participating in current resource issues; (4) be capable of writing and speaking clearly about natural resource policies; and (5) be familiar with the general requirements of the NEPA environmental assessment structure and process. HMGT 1450 Special Topics Introduction to Revenue Management (3): The course provides an introduction to revenue management by examining its history, concepts, developments, current practices, and terms necessary to understand revenue management. Students will explore essential concepts in customer behavior, competitive sets and analysis, and the revenue management cycle, and chain and independent hotel performances The course will include an introduction to pricing strategies, distribution channels, and basic metrics and calculations for a revenue manager. Students will examine the implementation of a revenue management strategy and examine its place within the organization using STR reports from Smith Travel Research. Upon successful completion of a certification exam, students will obtain a Certified Hotel Industry Analytics Certification Credential. The exam and certification are optional and would require an additional $75 fee. PEDC 0176 Canoeing (1): This course is offered in conjunction with the Allegheny River Scholars program that was established in 1997. There are summer and fall sections available for this course but both sections go on the same trip. There is an additional fee of $200 that covers the cost of transportation, camping, equipment, and food. That’s right, meals are included, and nobody goes hungry (trust me). This additional fee must be paid through Enrollment Services. Once it is paid you will be registered in the course. The canoe trip is scheduled for August 4-6 with an orientation on the evening of the 3rd. Spaces are limited, we only have 20 seats available. Also, if you would like to bring a guest, you can do so by informing Enrollment Services. The $200 fee would still apply for guests not participating for credit. PEDC 0250 Special Topics: Archery (1): This course provides the student with the basic knowledge and understanding of the sport of archery. Students will learn the fundamental skills, strategies and rules of archery.

The Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology (PLE) is a superb year-round facility that is part of Pitt's Department of Biology. Located in Northwestern Pennsylvania on the shores of beautiful Pymatuning Lake, PLE is dedicated to serving the academic community and visitors from around the world. This summer Pitt Bradford faculty member, Dr. Denise Piechnik will be an instructor at Pymatuning! Details:         

2 hour drive from Pittsburgh. Most courses span 3 weeks. Prerequisite courses: BIOL 0101 & 0102 or special permission. Students pay tuition and required fees at the Pitt Bradford rate. Students are charged an additional $155 lab fee per class. Books are purchased directly at PLE. If students plan to live at PLE rather than commute there is a $510 room & board fee for each 3 week course (this is not part of your tuition bill). This is paid at PLE via cash or check made out to Univ. of Pittsburgh (no credit cards). Check out the website: http://www.biology.pitt.edu/facilities/pymatuning Contact at Pitt Bradford: Dr. Mary Mulcahy

. Session 1: May 15-June 2 BIOSC 0370/0390 Ecology & Lab (4cr) CRN: 10422/18190 BIOSC 1610 Conservation Biology (3cr) CRN: 14360/14361 BIOSC 1140 Behavioral Ecology (3cr) CRN: 19976/19977

BIOSC 1230 Ecology of Birds (Orinthology) (3cr) CRN: 14358/14359 BIOSC 1330 Field Botany (3cr) CRN: 20399/20400

Session 3: June 26-July 14 BIOSC 1400 Disease Ecology (3cr) CRN: 19999/20000

BIOSC 1190 Aquatic Entomology (3cr) CRN: 20397/20398

BIOSC 1170 Fresh Water Ecology (3cr) CRN: 20393/20394

Session 2: June 5-June 23

Session 4: July 17-Aug. 4

BIOSC 0370/390 Ecology & Lab (4cr) CRN: 17125/18191

BIOSC 1390 Field Techniques in Ecology & Conservation (3cr) CRN: 17370/17371

BIOSC 1180 Ecology of Amphibians & Reptiles (3cr) CRN: 20395/20396

BIOSC 1420 Wildlife Management (3cr) CRN: 15352/15353

3/16/2017

Course schedule for Summer 2017 in order by start date Dates:

5/15/2017 - 6/10/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

20620

ADMJ

0235

20621

ANTH

0101

LEC Web course BRAD SWRTS 0111 MT W R INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY LEC

16518

ART

0110

CERAMICS 1

LEC

BRAD CS001 0100

20627

ENG

0205

INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE

LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0108

20668

INTS

0115

INTRO CHINESE CULTURE & LANG

20040

INTS

0120

INDIA AND ITS CULTURES

20622

PS

0102

AMERICAN POLITICAL PROCESS

Dates:

TITLE

TYPE

TERRORISM IN A POST-9/11 WORLD

LOC DAYS BRAD WEBTB BTBA

BRAD SWRTS 0209

TYPE

LOC

-

INSTRUCTOR Gaskew,Tony

CRS 3

GE GE:Behavioral Sciences

09:00 AM - 11:30 AM Stuckart,J M

3

GE:Cultures-Global

MT W R

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM Mormile,Anne E

3

GE:Arts

MT W R

09:00 AM - 11:30 AM Howell,Tracee Lynn

3

GE:Literature

01:00 PM - 03:30 PM Wang,Ye

3

GE:Cultures-Global

01:00 PM - 03:30 PM Gajanan,Rekha

3

GE:Cultures-Global

09:00 AM - 11:30 AM Robar,Stephen Frederick

3

GE:Political Science

BRAD SWRTS 0104 MT W R LEC Instructors: Sally Qin and Jane Yang BRAD SWRTS 0105 MT W R LEC

LEC

TIMES

MT W R

5/15/2017 - 6/24/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

20623

ADMJ

1360

TITLE

18522

ASTRON 0101

INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY

16893

CHEM

0101

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1

16892

CHEM

0101

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1

LEC

16890

CHEM

0103

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY

16891

CHEM

0103

16971

CHEM

18524

REENTRY AND THE OFFENDER

DAYS

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course BRAD FISHR 212E LAB

TIMES -


CRS 3

GE

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Yousif,Hashim A

3

GE:Physical Science

T

R

01:00 PM - 05:00 PM Draeger,Jon A.

0

GE:Physical Science

BRAD FISHR 0207

T

R

09:30 AM - 12:30 PM Draeger,Jon A.

4

GE:Physical Science

LEC

BRAD FISHR 0207

M W


4

GE:Life or Physical Sci

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY

LAB

BRAD FISHR 212E

M W


0

GE:Life or Physical Sci

0206

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1

LEC

BRAD FISHR 0208

M W

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM Soriano,David S

3

GE:Physical Science

CHEM

0207

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 LAB

CLB

BRAD FISHR 211E

M

05:00 PM - 09:00 PM

1

GE:Physical Science

18524

CHEM

0207


CLB

BRAD FISHR 0110

M


1

GE:Physical Science

17976

COMM 0201

12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Guterman,Jeffrey C

3

GE:Behavioral Sciences

15019

ECON

0102

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Gajanan,Shailendra N

3

GE:Economics

17971

ENG

0101

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD WEBTB BTBA INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS LEC Web course. BRAD SWRTS 0106 M W ENGLISH COMPOSITION 1 LEC

08:30 AM - 11:45 AM Cole,Maryanne D

3

17341

ENG

0106

INTRODUCTION TO SHORT STORY

05:30 PM - 08:45 PM Tessmer,Gary

3

17435

ENVSTD 1450

TOPICS IN ENVIRNMNTL STUDIES

12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Robar,Stephen Frederick

3

05:30 PM - 08:45 PM Frederick,Richard G

3

MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY

NAT. RES.&PUBLIC LAND MGMT. 17967

HIST

0106

US HISTORY 1

LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0207

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD SWRTS 0209 LEC

Page 1 of 4

T

T

R

R

GE:Literature

GE:History

3/16/2017


5/15/2017 - 6/24/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

19468

HMGT

1450

TITLE SPECIAL TOPICS

INTRO TO REVENUE MANAGEMENT

TYPE


INSTRUCTOR

LEC Web course. There is an optional exam and certification which would require an additonal $75 fee. BRAD WEBTB BTBA Stark,Zachary Kendall LEC Web course BRAD WEBTB BTBA 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Kelley,Mark F. LEC Web course. BRAD WEBTB BTBA 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Gleason,Susan R. LEC Web course. BRAD WEBTB BTBA Kropf,Matthew M LEC Web course BRAD WEBTB BTBA Kropf,Matthew M LEC Web course BRAD WEBTB BTBA 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Robar,Stephen Frederick LEC Web course. BRAD SWRTS 0105 M W 05:30 PM - 08:45 PM McHugh,Rebecca Ann LEC

20035

HPRED 0108

NUTRITION

17338

HPRED 0209

PERSONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

15770

MGMT 0110

PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

19471

PET

0106

DRILLING AND COMPLETION 1

20679

PET

0203

NATURAL GAS PROCESSING

17968

PS

1307

LIBRLSM, CONSERVATISM & SOCLSM

19472

PSY

0101

INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

15062

PSY

0201

STATISTICS

LAB

BRAD SWRTS 0238

T

15061

PSY

0201

STATISTICS

LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0207

M W

19473

PSY

0206

ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

Dates:

TIMES

R

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Forney,Jennifer Lynn

CRS 3

GE

3 3 3 3 3 3

GE:Political Science

3


01:00 PM - 03:00 PM Fass,Warren

0

GE:Computational Sciences

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM Fass,Warren

4


12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Page,Gregory L

3


5/15/2017 - 8/5/2017 TITLE

DAYS

GE GE:Life Science

01:00 PM - 02:30 PM Merwine,David Karl

3

GE:Life Science

01:00 PM - 04:45 PM Merwine,David Karl

1

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Soriano,David S

3

GE:Physical Science


1

GE:Physical Science


3

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Baldwin,Catherine Ann

3

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Leck,Kira M

3

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Page,Gregory L

3

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Fass,Warren

3

SUBJ

NUM

15529

BIOL

0112

HUMAN BIOLOGY

LEC

LOC BRAD FISHR 0111

M W

01:00 PM - 02:45 PM Hannon,William Joseph

19469

BIOL

0213

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2

LEC

BRAD FISHR 0207

M W

19470

BIOL

0223

HUMAN ANAT & PHYSIOLOGY LAB 2

CLB

BRAD FISHR 205A

T

15023

CHEM

0187

DRUGS AND SOCIETY

18523

CHEM

0188

DRUGS AND SOCIETY LAB

15024

ECON

0206

INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS

15020

GEOG

0101

WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

16965

PSY

1452

CAPSTONE: PSYCHOLOGY

15116

PSY

1452


15025

PSY

1452


20625

WRITNG 0108

INTRO TO CREATIVE NONFICTION

TYPE

CRS 3

CRN

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD FISHR 211E T CLB Hybrid course BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD TBATB ATBA SEM Contact instructor to arrange day/time BRAD TBATB ATBA SEM Contact instructor to arrange day/time BRAD TBATB ATBA SEM Contact instructor to arrange day/time BRAD SWRTS 0111 M SEM

Page 2 of 4

TIMES

INSTRUCTOR

01:00 PM - 04:00 PM Greville,Elizabeth Cleland 3

GE:Cultures-Global

GE:Arts

3/16/2017


6/12/2017 - 7/8/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

20624

ADMJ

1365

SUBS ABUSE & TRMNT IN COMNY

TITLE

TYPE

19708

PEDC

0186

YOGA

20065

PEDC

0250

SPECIAL TOPICS

LEC

BRAD SFCTR 0191

0101

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0104

TYPE


LEC Web course BRAD SFCTR 0168 CLB

ARCHERY 20066

Dates: CRN

SOC


TIMES -


CRS 3

GE

T WR

09:30 AM - 10:45 AM Wolfe,Angela C.

1

GE:Physical Education

T

02:00 PM - 03:55 PM Klinek,Michele R

1

GE:Physical Education

08:30 AM - 11:00 AM Greville,Elizabeth Cleland 3


R

MT W R

6/26/2017 - 8/5/2017 SUBJ

NUM

TITLE

20036

AFRCNA0215

MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CINEMA

20630

BIOL

1450

TOPICS IN BIOLOGY

LEC Web course BRAD SWRTS 0108 LEC

ORNITHOLOGY

T

R

TIMES -

INSTRUCTOR Ewert,Kevin Aubrey

CRS 3

08:00 AM - 11:15 AM Fedak,John G.

3

GE GE:Arts

16895

CHEM

0102

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2

LAB

BRAD FISHR 212E

M W


0

GE:Physical Science

16894

CHEM

0102

GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2

LEC

BRAD FISHR 0207

M W


4

GE:Physical Science

16525

CHEM

0208

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2

LEC

BRAD FISHR 0208

MT W R


3

GE:Physical Science

18525

CHEM

0209


CLB

BRAD FISHR 211E

M


1

GE:Physical Science

17336

ECON

0103

INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS LEC

12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Mukerjee,Gautam

3

GE:Economics

15021

ECON

0201

MONEY AND BANKING


3

GE:Economics

15022

ECON

0204

STATISTICAL METHODS

05:00 PM - 09:15 PM Mukerjee,Gautam

4


15037

ENG

0102

ENGLISH COMPOSITION 2

08:30 AM - 11:30 AM Hopkins,Judy

3

19474

FIN

1301

CORPORATE FINANCE

12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Crawford,John J

3

16517

HIST

0107

US HISTORY 2

05:30 PM - 08:45 PM Frederick,Richard G

3

GE:History

15573

MATH

0098

COLLEGE ALGEBRA 2

05:30 PM - 08:45 PM Chen,Yong-Zhuo

3

GE:Math Competency

17337

PHYS

0103

CONCEPTS OF MODERN PHYSICS

12:00 PM - 12:00 PM Yousif,Hashim A

3

GE:Physical Science

20048

SOC

1318

SOCIOLOGY OF SEXUALITY

16962

THEA

0203

PLAY ANALYSIS

Dates:

BRAD WEBTB BTBA

Web course. BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD SWRTS 0105 M W LEC LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0108

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course BRAD SWRTS 0209 LEC

LEC

BRAD SWRTS 0111

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. BRAD SWRTS 0104 LEC

M W

T

R

M W

T

R

BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course.

01:00 PM - 04:15 PM Eckstrom,Stephanie Arline 3 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Ewert,Kevin Aubrey

3

GE:Behavioral Sciences GE:Arts

7/10/2017 - 8/5/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

TITLE

18898

PEDC

0176

CANOEING

TYPE

LOC

DAYS

TIMES

INSTRUCTOR

BRAD TBATB ATBA 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM Dillaman,Craig R. CLB Trip takes place 8/4-6. An additional $200 fee for the course must be paid in Enrollment Services to Page 3 of 4

CRS 1

GE GE:Physical Education

3/16/2017


7/10/2017 - 8/5/2017

CRN

SUBJ

NUM

18527

PS

0220

MEDIA AND INTERNET IN POLITICS

TITLE

18528

PS

1337

IDENTITY POLITICS

18529

SOC

1337

IDENTITY POLITICS

TYPE


LEC Web course BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course. Cross listed with SOC 1337 BRAD WEBTB BTBA LEC Web course.Cross listed with PS 1337

Page 4 of 4

CRS TIMES INSTRUCTOR 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E 3

GE GE:Political Science-Global

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E 3

GE:Political Science-Global

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E 3

GE:Behavioral Sci-Global

Summer 2017 Web Courses

Summer 2017 Web Courses

12WK 15023 CHEM 15024 ECON 15020 GEOG

0187 0206 0101

DRUGS AND SOCIETY INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

GE:Physical Science GE:Cultures-Global

Soriano,David S Gajanan,Shailendra N Baldwin,Catherine Ann

5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17

8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17

20620 ADMJ

0235

TERRORISM IN A POST-9/11 WORLD


Gaskew,Tony

5/15/17

6/10/17

20623 18522 17976 15019 17435 19468 20035 17338 15770 19471 20679 17968 19473

1360 0101 0201 0102 1450 1450 0108 0209 0110 0106 203 1307 0206

REENTRY AND THE OFFENDER INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY GE:Physical Science MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY GE:Behavioral Sciences INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS GE:Economics TOPICS IN ENVIRNMNTL STUDIES NAT. RES.&PUBLIC LAND MGMT. SPECIAL TOPICS INTRO TO REVENUE MANAGEMENT NUTRITION PERSONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT DRILLING AND COMPLETION 1 Natural Gas Processing LIBRLSM, CONSERVATISM & SOCLSM GE:Political Science ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY GE:Behavioral Sciences

Gaskew,Tony Yousif,Hashim A Guterman,Jeffrey C Gajanan,Shailendra N Robar,Stephen Frederick Forney,Jennifer Lynn Kelley,Mark F. Kelley,Mark F. Gleason,Susan R. Kropf,Matthew M Kropf,Matthew M Robar,Stephen Frederick Page,Gregory L

5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17 5/15/17

6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17 6/24/17

20624 ADMJ

1365

SUBS ABUSE & TRMNT IN COMNY

Gaskew,Tony

6/12/17

7/8/17

20036 17336 15021 19474 17337 16962

0215 0103 0201 1301 0103 0203

MODERN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CINEMA INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS MONEY AND BANKING CORPORATE FINANCE CONCEPTS OF MODERN PHYSICS PLAY ANALYSIS

GE:Arts GE:Economics GE:Economics GE:Physical Science GE:Arts

Ewert,Kevin Aubrey Mukerjee,Gautam Gajanan,Shailendra N Crawford,John J Yousif,Hashim A Ewert,Kevin Aubrey

6/26/17 6/26/17 6/26/17 6/26/17 6/26/17 6/26/17

8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17

0220 1337 1337

MEDIA AND INTERNET IN POLITICS IDENTITY POLITICS IDENTITY POLITICS

GE:Political Science-Global GE:Political Science-Global GE:Behavioral Sci-Global

de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E de Vries-Jordan,Helma G E

7/10/17 7/10/17 7/10/17

8/5/17 8/5/17 8/5/17

4WK1

6WK1 ADMJ ASTRON COMM ECON ENVSTD HMGT HPRED HPRED MGMT PET PET PS PSY

4WK2

6WK2 AFRCNA ECON ECON FIN PHYS THEA

4WK3 18527 PS 18528 PS 18529 SOC

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT BRADFORD FINANCIAL AID OFFICE, 300 CAMPUS DRIVE, BRADFORD PA 16701

Summer 2017 Financial Aid Application AFTER YOU HAVE REGISTERED FOR SUMMER CLASSES, fax this application to 814-362-7578 or mail to the above address Name_____________________________________________ ID#___________________ Phone ( Last

)__________

First

Home Address_________________________________________________________________________________ City

Summer Housing (√ one): Living with parents or relatives

Dorm* (see below)

State

Zip

 Living in your own apt or home

I am registered for _____ credits. How many are: ___ Online ___ Internship ___ Classroom Based ___ Other If I increase or decrease the number of credits that I am taking or if I change my housing status, I must notify the Financial Aid Office immediately. You must be enrolled for at least 6 credits to be considered for the Federal Direct or Parent PLUS Loans and the PA State Grant.

I am a degree-seeking student at Pitt Bradford? Yes No Check and complete all that apply:  Federal Direct Loan: I did NOT use all available funding during the academic year. Amount: $_______________ If you are unsure, please call 814-362-7550 to schedule an appointment to meet with a counselor who will go over your eligibility with you.  Summer PA State Grant. (Pennsylvania residents only) I understand that, a separate application, which may be obtained from www.pheaa.org, is required. I also understand that this will use one of my terms of eligibility and if I have further questions regarding my PA State Grant I should call 1-800-692-7392. NOTE: must be enrolled in at least 6 credits and courses must span 5 week period.  Federal Direct Parent PLUS loan. Parents must apply for Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan at www.studentloans.gov — Please note that you must be enrolled for at least 6 credits to receive Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan funding.  Alternative loan. Alternative Loans require a separate application and credit check. Enrollment requirements vary from lender to lender. You may be able to secure Alternative Loan funding if you are enrolled for less than 6 credits. Go to www.upb.pitt.edu/altloan and click on Fast Choice to compare lenders and apply for loans. Lender’s Name________________________ Amount: $_______________  Pitt-Bradford Summer Housing Grant (available to returning students taking at least 3 credits). Restrictions apply, contact Residential Life and Housing at 362-7630 for more details. A separate application is required.  Outside Scholarships, Grants, or Benefits (OVR, VA, EAP, FTA, Tuition Reminssion, etc.). Source(s) ______________________________ Amount: $ __________________  Part-time work-study. “All the information that I have submitted on this form is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that if I purposely give false or misleading information, the Financial Aid Office has the right to cancel my financial aid or to file a judicial complaint.” I also understand that any loan funds disbursed for summer will be cancelled if I do not meet Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements at the end of spring term or if I drop to less than half time enrollment during the summer semester. Student’s Signature__________________________________________________ Date_______________________ Please allow 2-3 weeks’ processing time. As always, if you have any questions, please contact us at 814.362.7550 or visit the Hangar Building.