Yeshiva and Seminary Program: Course Schedule

Fall, Spring, and Summer Schedule

Fall I (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

August 25 – October 24 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: MKTG 2120.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 3327.E1 used toward Business and Psychology specialties. ENGW 3006.E1 used toward English requirement. MIS 3306.E1 used toward Business, Technology Management, & Public Health Administration specialties. UNIV 2002.?? used toward the University Core requirement.]

• PSYC 3327. E1: Career Exploration– [Prof. R. Lubin]
• ENGW 3006. E1: Persuasive Writing [Prof. R. Traum-Avidan]
• MIS 3306. E1: Leadership & Technology– [Prof. M. Wadhwa]
• MKTG 2120. E1: Principles of Marketing– [Prof. M. Stone]
• UNIV 2002. E3: Global Issues– [Prof. M. Curtin]

Sukkot Z’man (Zoom Online- Yeshiva)

October 5 – October 24 (October 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24) — Class will be taught online synchronously on Zoom.

UNIV 2001. E3: Cross-Cultural Perspectives– [S, M, T, W, Th, F 9:00 AM- Noon– Prof. T. Swanzey]

Sukkot Z’man (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary)

October 5 – October 24 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: ECON 1121.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 3321.E1 and HRTM 3209.E1 used toward Business and Psychology specialties. MIS 3142.E1 used toward Business, Technology Management, and Public Health Administration specialties.

• ECON 1121. E1: Macroeconomics [Prof. M. Stone]
• MIS 3142. E1: Information Security– [Prof. R. Medaska]
• HRTM 3209. E1: Human Resource Management [Prof. M. Goldfarb]
• PSYC 3321. E1: The Interview– [Prof. R. Lubin]

Fall II (Zoom Online- Yeshiva) 

August 25 – October 24 — Class will be taught at a local synagogue (location to be announced).

[Note: MGMT 4160.E1 used toward Business Specialty.]

• MGMT 4160. E1: Strategic Management– [M, W 6:15 PM- 9:15 PM – Prof. Y. Stern]

Fall II (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

October 25 – December 17) — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: MKTG 3383.E1, ENTR 3160.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 3320.E1 used toward Business and Psychology specialties. WRIT 1003.E2 used toward the English writing requirement. WRIT 3001.E2 used toward the English requirement. COMM 2099.E1 used toward Speech requirement. UNIV 2002.E3 used toward University Core requirement.]

• PSYC 3320. E1: Managerial Psychology– [Prof. R. Lubin]
• ENTR 3160. E1: Launching New Ventures– [Prof. I. Jaskoll]
• WRIT 30012: Advanced Writing Workshop [Prof. R. Traum-Avidan]
• MKTG 3383. E1: Social Media Marketing– [Prof. A. Vardouniotis]
• WRIT 1003. E1 Composition II: Research and Argument– [Prof. T. Swanzey]
• COMM 2099. E1: Professional Communications– [Prof. M. Haines]
• UNIV 2001. E2: Cross-Cultural Perspectives– [Prof. M Martorana]

Spring (Zoom Online- Yeshiva only) 

January 20 – May 13 — This class will be taught online synchronously online (on Zoom).

[Note: ACCT2021.E1 used toward Business specialty & M.A. in Accounting prerequisite]

• ACCT 2021. E1: Introduction to Financial Accounting – [Staff]

Spring I (Zoom Online- Yeshiva only) 

January 20 – March 13 — This class will be taught online synchronously (on Zoom).

[Note: ECON4305.E1 used toward Business specialty]

• ECON 4305. E1: Money and Banking – [M, W, 6:15 PM- 9:15 PM – Prof. Y. Stern]

Spring I (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

January 20 – March 13 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: UNIV2001.E2 used toward University Core requirement. BUSI2460.E1, BUSI2565.E1, and MGMT3700.E1 are used toward the Business specialty. PSYC 2006.E1 and PSYC3015.E1 used toward the Psychology specialty. ENGW3006.E1 used toward the Advanced English writing requirement.]

• UNIV 2001. E2: Cross-Cultural Perspectives – [Staff]
• PSYC 3015. E1: Theories of Personality – [ R. Lubin]
• PSYC 2006. E1: Emotionally Healthy Lifestyles – [ C. Henry]
• BUSI 2460. E1: Corporate Governance – [Prof. G. Dunn]
• BUSI 2565. E1: Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship – [ I. Jaskoll]
• MGMT 3700. E1: Human Resources Management – [Prof. M. Nunez]
• ENGW 3006. E1: Persuasive Writing – [ R. Traum-Avidan]

Spring I (Zoom Online- Yeshiva only) 

March 16 – May 13 — This class will be taught online synchronously online (on Zoom).

[Note: MATH1133.E1 used toward Business, Psychology, Technology, and Health Sciences specialties and the Mathematics requirement.]

• MATH 1133. E1: Applied Statistics – [M, W, 6:15 PM- 9:15 PM – Prof. A. Rabinowitz]

Spring II (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

March 16 – May 13 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: MGMT2120.E1 and BUSI2645.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 3315.E1 used toward the Psychology specialty. MIS2151.E1 is used toward Business, Technology Management, & Public Health Administration specialties and the Computer requirement. WRIT1003.E2 used toward the English writing requirement. WRIT3001.E1 is used toward the Advanced English writing requirement. UNIV2002.E4 used toward the University Core requirement.]

• PSYC 3315. E1: Abnormal Psychology – [Prof. A. Gilston]
• MGMT 2120. E1: Fundamentals of International Marketing – [ A. Vardouniotis]
• MIS 2151. E1: Electronic Commerce and Beyond – [ R. Medaska]
• BUSI 2645. E2: Principles of Management – [Prof. M. Stone]
• WRIT 1003. E1: Composition II: Research and Argument – [ T. Swanzey]
• WRIT 3001. E1: Advanced Writing Workshop – [ R. Traum-Avidan]
• UNIV 2002. E4: Global Issues – [Staff]

Pesach Z’man (Online- Yeshiva only) 

March 23 – April 13 — Classes will be taught synchronously online (on Zoom).
(March 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, April 5, 6, 10, 12, 13)

[Note: UNIV2002.E2 used toward University Core requirement.]

• UNIV 2002. E2: Global Issues – [S, M, T, W, Th, F 9 to 12:15 PM – [Prof. T. Swanzey]

Pesach Z’man (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

March 23 – April 13 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: BUSI2450.E1, MKTG3360.E1, and MGMT4160.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 1201.E1 used toward the Psychology specialty. MIS2181.E1 used toward Business, Technology Management, and Public Health Administration specialties and Computer requirements.]

• PSYC 1201. E1: General Psychology – [Prof. R. Lubin]
• MGMT 4160. E1: Strategic Management – [Prof. M. Stone]
• BUSI 2450. E1: Business Dynamics – [Prof. M. Goldfarb]
• MIS 2181. E1 Global Information Technology – [Prof. M. Wadhwa]

Summer I (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

May 18 – June 26 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: INTER4016.E1 and ECON2001.E1 used toward Business specialty. UNIV2002.E2 used toward the University Core requirement.]

• INTER 4016. E1: Business Leadership – [Prof. M. Haines]
• ECON 2001. E1: Introduction to Microeconomics – [Prof. M. Stone]
• UNIV 2002. E2: Global Issues – [Staff]

Summer II (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

June 29 – August 7 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: COMM3147.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 3322.E1 used toward Business and Psychology specialties. WRIT 1003.E2 used toward the English writing requirement.

• COMM 3147. E1: Organizational Development and Strategy – [Prof. M. Goldfarb]
• PSYC 3322. E1: Industrial Psychology – [Prof. R. Lubin]
• WRIT 1003. E1: Composition II: Research and Argument – [ T. Swanzey]

Av Z’man (Online- Yeshiva and Seminary) 

July 15 – August 11 — Classes will be taught online asynchronously (No set class time).

[Note: MKTG 4341.E1 and MKTG 4365.E1 used toward Business specialty. PSYC 2001.E1 used toward the Psychology specialty. MIS 1045.E1 used toward Business, Technology Management, and Public Health Administration specialties.]

• PSYC 2001. E1: Psychology for Success – [Prof. R. Lubin]
• MKTG 4365. E1: Marketing Communications – [Prof. M. Goldfarb]
• FIN 4341. E1: Financial Markets and Institutions – [Prof. M. Stone]
• MIS 1045. E1: Information Technology for Business – [Prof. R. Medaska]

NOTE: Though asynchronous classes have no set class time, instructors place a variety of work submission deadlines that must be completed in a timely fashion.