2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition

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INDEX A ACADEMIC DISMISSAL .................................. 32 ACADEMIC FORGIVENESS .............................. 33 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY .................................. 30 ACADEMIC PROGRESS .................................. 32 ACADEMIC SERVICES ................................... 37 ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES ....................... 17 ACCELERATED DEGREE (MAP) ....................... 42 ACCOUNTING ............................................ 52 ACCREDITATION ........................................... 4 ADMISSION PROCEDURES AND POLICIES .............. 9 ADVANCED PLACEMENT ............................... 34 ADVANCED STUDY, HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ........ <strong>11</strong> ADVISING, ACADEMIC .................................. 37 APPEAL PROCESS-ACADEMIC STATUS AND GRADES32 ART ....................................................... 45 ART HISTORY ............................................ 46 ASSESSMENT ............................................. 28 ASSOCIATE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS ................. 25 ATHLETICS ................................................ 20 ATTENDANCE POLICY ................................... 34 AUDITITING COURSES .................................. 10 B BACHELOR DEGREE REQUIREMENTS ................. 23 BIOLOGY .................................................. 59 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ..................................134 BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS .............................. 6 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION .......................... 52 BUSINESS CREATION AND ............................. 40 BUSINESS, SCHOOL OF ................................. 52 C CAMPUS .................................................... 6 CAMPUS MINISTRY ....................................... 5 CAMPUS SAFETY AND POLICE SERVICES ............ 18 CAREER SERVICES ....................................... 19 CATALOG IN EFFECT FOR YOUR DEGREE ............. 26 CATALOG OF COURSES ................................. 65 CHEMISTRY ............................................... 60 COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEP) 35 COMMUNICATION ...................................... 46 COMMUTER STUDENT SERVICES ..................... 18 COMPUTING FACILITIES ................................ 37 CONCENTRATIONS ...................................... 24 CONDUCT, STANDARD OF .............................. 19 CONVOCATIONS ......................................... 24 CO-OP EXPERIENCES .................................... 40 CO-REGISTRATION, MAP ............................. 34 COUNSELING SERVICES ................................. 18 COURSE LOAD ........................................... 33 COURSES LIST ............................................ 65 CRISIS INTERVENTION: ................................. 37 CROSS CULTURAL COURSES ............................ 21 CROSS DICIPLINE ........................................ 39 CROSS REGISTRATION WITH OTHER SCHOOLS ..... 34 D DEAN’S LIST .............................................. 30 DEGREES OFFERED ...................................... 45 DISMISSAL, ACADEMIC ................................. 32 DOUBLE DEGREE ........................................ 26 DOUBLE MAJOR ......................................... 26 E ECONOMICS .............................................. 53 EDUCATION, SCHOOL OF............................... 54 ELECTIVES ................................................. 24 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ............................. 55 ENGLISH ................................................... 46 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ................................. 135 EXERCISE AND SPORT STUDIES ....................... 57 F FACULTY ................................................ 136 FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND ................... 6 FEES AND FINANCES .................................... 12 FINANCE .................................................. 12 FINANCIAL AID........................................... 13 FOOD SERVICE ........................................... 17 FOREIGN LANGUAGE ................................... 28 FRENCH ................................................... 46 152
G GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM .................... 21 GERMAN .................................................. 47 GLOBAL STUDIES ........................................ 47 GOALS ....................................................... 4 GRADE REPORTS ........................................ 31 GRADING SYSTEM ...................................... 31 GRADUATION INFORMATION ......................... 23 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ....................... 23 H HEALTH SERVICES ....................................... 18 HISTORY .................................................. 47 HISTORY OF MARIAN UNIVERSITY ..................... 4 HONOR SOCIETIES ...................................... 30 HONORS PROGRAM .................................... 47 HOUSING ................................................. 17 I INCOMPLETE ............................................. 31 INDEPENDENT STUDY ................................... 65 INDEX .....................................................152 INSTALLMENT PAYMENT PLAN ....................... 12 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ............................. 12 INTERNSHIPS ............................................. 19 INTRAMURALS AND RECREATION .................... 19 L LANGUAGE CENTER ..................................... 37 LATIN HONORS .......................................... 30 LEARNING AND COUNSELING CENTER ............... 37 LEARNING DISABILITIES ................................ 29 LIBERAL ARTS ............................................ 48 LIBERAL ARTS, SCHOOL OF ............................ 48 LIBRARY ..................................................... 7 M MAJOR REQUIREMENTS .................................. 24 MANAGEMENT .............................................. 53 MARKETING.................................................. 53 MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING ...................... 64 MATHEMATICS .......................................... 61 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCES, SCHOOL OF ....... 59 MENTORING ............................................... 5 MILITARY SERVICE CREDIT ............................ 35 MISSION STATEMENT .................................... 4 MOTORSPORTS MANAGEMENT ...................... 52 MUSIC ................................................... 48 N NON-DEGREE STUDENTS .............................. 10 NURSING, SCHOOL OF .................................. 62 O ORIENTATION ............................................ 17 P PASS OR FAIL ............................................. 31 PEACE AND JUSTICE STUDIES.......................... 42 PEOPLE .................................................. 134 PHILOSOPHY ............................................. 49 PLACEMENT TESTING ................................... 28 POLITICAL SCIENCE ...................................... 49 PRE-ENGINEERING ...................................... 42 PRELAW STUDIES ........................................ 42 PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES .......................... 43 PROBATION .............................................. 32 PSYCHOLOGY ............................................. 49 PUBLICATIONS ........................................... 19 R RE-ADMISSION .......................................... 10 REBUILD MY CHURCH .................................. 43 REDUCTION OF CHARGES .............................. 12 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT ........................... 12 REGISTRATION POLICIES ............................... 34 REPEAT CLASSES ......................................... 32 REPEAT COURSES ........................................ 32 RESIDENCE HALLS ....................................... 17 RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS ........................... 26 RESOURCE LIBRARY – STYLE MANUALS, DICTIONARIES, SOFTWARE MANUALS, AND ESSAY ANTHOLOGIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR OVERNIGHT CHECKOUT.CROSS-DISCIPLINE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS XE "CROSS DICIPLINE" 39 ROOM AND BOARD ..................................... 17 ROTC ..................................................... 39 153
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VISION STATEMENT Provide an educati
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University Calendar 2010-2011 FIRST
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German-Catholic residents of southe
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Fisher Hall - In 1909, Carl Fisher
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Undergraduate Admission Marian Univ
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Advanced Study for High School Stud
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Financial Aid Marian University wan
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Fine Arts Talent Scholarships, up t
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Student Affairs Orientation Student
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International Student Advising The
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General Education Program A Marian
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Graduation Requirements—Bachelor
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE • 64 CREDITS A.
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Special waiver requests concerning
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emember that the test results will
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GRADING AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS G
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3. The student next meets with the
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from two-year colleges transfer in
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Academic Services Academic Advising
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Cross-Discipline Academic Programs
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For information regarding specific
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knowledge that will provide student
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School of Liberal Arts The School o
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Major for Bachelor of Arts Degree (
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APPLIED MUSIC Students may enroll i
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Major for Bachelor of Arts Degree (
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ECONOMICS (ECN) Major for Bachelor
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performance scores and examining fi
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For more information on this progra
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School of Mathematics and Sciences
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MATHEMATICS (MAT) For more informat
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ASSOCIATE IN NURSING (NUA) May 2007
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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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Page 135 and 136: PEOPLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009-2010
Page 137 and 138: ACADEMIC AFFAIRS William B. Harting
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Page 143 and 144: “REBUILD MY CHURCH” Mark Erdosy
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