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FA 2019 Pepper's Course Schedule & Final Exam Schedule

FA 2019 Jen Pepper
Course schedule

M W F Drawing One SA 111.02 12:20 - 2:20  JCA #206
Final Exam: WED DEC 11 12:30 - 2:30

T TH Art History I  FA 111.01
11:00 > 12:20 MacDonald Lecture Hall, Eckel #109    
Final Exam: FRI DEC 13  12:30 - 2:30

T TH Art History I  FA 111.02
12:30 > 1:50 MacDonald Lecture Hall, Eckel #109    
Final Exam: TH  DEC 12  2:45 - 4:45

T TH Structuring Human Space  SA 132.02 
2:00 > 4:50 PM JCA #207 & 3D Studios  
Final Exam: WED DEC 11  2:45 - 4:45

OH MWF 11:00 > 12:15 PM JCA #210 and by appointment at jpepper@cazenovia.edu

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