2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

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St. Mary National Honors Scholarships, full tuition • National Merit Scholar or Sts. Francis and Clare Scholarship recipient • Competition with personal interview and essay • Deadline for consideration: December 31 Sts. Francis and Clare Academic Scholarships (four levels): St. Bonaventure level, $12,000 to $12,500 per year • Valedictorian or salutatorian or 1200 SAT or 27 ACT • 3.75 high school GPA • Demonstrated leadership and/or community service St. Agnes of Assisi level, $10,500 to $11,000 per year • 1150 SAT or 27 ACT • 3.50 high school GPA • Demonstrated leadership and/or community service St. Anthony of Padua level, $9,000 to $9,500 per year • 1100 SAT or 24 ACT • 3.25 high school GPA • Demonstrated leadership and/or community service Thomas of Celano level, $8,000 per year • 1050 SAT or 21 ACT • 3.00 high school GPA • Demonstrated leadership and/or community service Sts. Francis and Clare Transfer Scholarships, up to $6,000 per year • University GPA 3.00 or higher • 12 credit hours completed at most recent institution Cardinal Joseph E. Ritter Memorial Endowed Scholarship, $12,500 per year • Performing arts, visual arts, or education major or minor • Financial need • Demonstrated commitment to values exhibited by Cardinal Ritter • Approval by the departmental chairperson or dean of the school • Deadline for application: February 1 San Damiano Scholarship, up to $11,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Church or religious involvement • Post-graduate church-related employment and volunteer service • Deadline for application: January 5 Cardinal Newman Campus Ministry Scholarship, up to $3,000 per year • Application/personal interview • Deadline for application: February 1 Bishop Bruté Scholarship, up to $7,000 per year • Residence in the Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary required Centers of Learning Scholarships: Business Creation and Development – James A. Allison Fellowship, up to $6,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Interest in entrepreneurship • Deadline for application: March 1 Global Studies Scholarship, up to $3,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Interest in global issues • Deadline for application: March 1 Honors Program Scholarship, up to $3,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Interest in interdisciplinary studies • Deadline for application: March 1 Peace and Justice Scholarship, up to $3,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Interest in peace and justice issues • Deadline for application: March 1 Thomas More Scholarship, up to $3,000 per year, apply online • Demonstrated academic performance • Interest in a career in law • Deadline for application: March 1 Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Education Plus Scholarship, $2,000 per year, apply online • Biology, chemistry, mathematics majors, or secondary education licensure in these majors • Dependent of a parent employed by a Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce business • Meet standard Sts. Francis and Clare scholarship criteria • Deadline for application: March 1 Secondary Science Education Achievement Scholarship, up to $6,000 per year, apply online • Letter of recommendation from a science teacher • 1050 SAT or 22 ACT Composite • 3.20 high school GPA • Demonstrated interest in becoming a middle school or high school science teacher • Deadline for application: March 1 14
Fine Arts Talent Scholarships, up to $6,000 per year • Made by academic department • Variable criteria • Deadline for application: March 1 Marian University Athletic Scholarships, $1,000 up to full tuition • Competition/personal interview • Nomination by university coach • Subject to conference and NAIA national guidelines Barbara Cooling Service Leadership Scholarships, $1,000 • Demonstrated service to school, work, or church • Deadline for application: March 1 Marian Grants, Tuition, and Housing, amount based upon financial need • Made by dean for financial aid and enrollment • Deadline to file FAFSA: March 10 Alumni Discounts, 5 percent of tuition, 5 percent of room and board • Dependent children or parents of Marian University alumni with bachelor’s degrees Diocesan Employee Family Grant, up to 50 percent of tuition • Employment Verification Form • Call Office of Admission for complete qualification details • Deadline for application: March 1 21st Century Scholars, full tuition and fees guarantee • Tuition and fees funded through a combination of federal, Indiana state, and Marian University grants and scholarships • Room and Board funded through a combination of Marian University and Federal programs • Deadline to file FAFSA: March 10 • Meet Indiana state requirements for program Endowed Scholarships Due to generous donor gifts, Marian University is able to offer over 50 endowed scholarships. The Admission and Financial Aid Committee awards most of these scholarships. There are also endowed scholarships that are awarded by departments such as accounting/finance/business, art, English, performing and visual arts, education, and the Honors Program. Contact your departmental advisor to determine your eligibility to receive this assistance. For a complete list of endowed scholarships, go to the financial aid web site. State of Indiana Grants and Scholarships • Hoosier Scholar: A program for university freshman administered by the State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana and based on high school academic records. • Higher Education Award: A program administered by the State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana for students who show financial need. • Freedom of Choice: A program administered by the State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana for students attending private colleges and universities in Indiana, who show a financial need after receiving the Higher Education Award. • Minority and Special Education Teacher Scholarship: A program administered by the State of Indiana to help reduce the critical shortage of African American, Hispanic, and special education teachers in Indiana schools. Please contact the Marian University Office of Financial Aid. • Twenty-First Century Scholarship Program: Students must have enrolled in an Indiana high school during the eighth grade, agreeing to fulfill a specific pledge of responsibilities. The student must complete the FAFSA before March 10 for every subsequent academic year. • Indiana State Nursing Scholarship: A student must be formally admitted into the nursing program and must be an Indiana resident, agree to work in an Indiana health care facility for at least two years after graduation, demonstrate financial need, and maintain satisfactory academic progress. The requirements for receiving the Higher Education and Freedom of Choice awards are: (1) the filing of a FAFSA before March 10, (2) demonstrating need, (3) attending an Indiana university or university, and (4) being an Indiana resident by January 1 preceding the award year. The FAFSA may be filed online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Federal Grants The Federal PELL Grant is a federal grant based on financial need and requires a student to file a FAFSA. Application for this program may be obtained from the student’s high school counselor or from the Office of Financial Aid at Marian University. The Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) is a federal grant for students demonstrating exceptional financial need. Eligibility for this program is determined by federal guidelines. The Academic Preparedness Grant (ACG) and SMART grant are new federal grants for students who meet both need based and academic performance criterion. 15
Page 1 and 2: VISION STATEMENT Provide an educati
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Catalog of Courses An alphabetical
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Certificate can be earned through T
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ART 105 Ceramics I 3 credits Introd
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tools of Adobe Photoshop and other
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BIO 226 General Human Physiology 5
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BIO 374 Vertebrate Biology 3 credit
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BUS 205 Statistical Methods 3 credi
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employee services, wage and hours a
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CHE 100 Elements of General and Bio
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CHE 380, 480 Special Topics in Chem
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COM 353 Prophetic Social Criticism
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types of computer-assisted instruct
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partially satisfies the general edu
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EDU 516 Family and Teacher in Diver
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administrative assistant at 317.955
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ENG 303 Composition Theory: Issues
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ENV 171 Introduction to Environment
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ESS 375 Scientific Principles of St
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conversation, read consistently wit
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esumes, as well as narratives and d
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and how Catholics came to their pre
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site, objectives, and credit hours
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MAT 421 Real Analysis II 3 credits
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Enhancement courses, such as MUS 10
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MUS 350 Music Business 3 credits St
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and meet identified needs of the ad
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cultural differences and similariti
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PHL 349 Modern and Contemporary Phi
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eligious resurgence has taken place
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PSY 230 Abnormal Psychology 3 credi
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completion of this course prepares
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SOC 325 Social Class, Power, and In
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SPA 315 History and Culture of Spai
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THL 104 The Creed 1 credit An explo
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Islam, with comparisons to Christia
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PEOPLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009-2010
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS William B. Harting
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David K. Roberts (1978-) Head Coach
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INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND ALUMN
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“REBUILD MY CHURCH” Mark Erdosy
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Christine Squier (2000-) Director,
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Faye D. Plascak-Craig (1983-) Direc
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Associate Professor of Biology A.B.
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Director of Administrative Systems
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