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Academic Information Social Work Social Work (BSW) Sociology Sociology (BA) Spanish Spanish (BA) Spanish Education (BS) Theatre Theatre (BA) Theatre Design and Technology (BA) Theatre Education (BS) Theatre Performance (BA) Visual Arts Fine Arts (BA) Graphic Design (BA) Visual Arts Education (BS) (Elementary, Secondary, All-Grade) Bachelor of Arts Degrees In the undergraduate program, bachelor of arts degrees are offered in the following areas of study. Bible and Religion (Biblical Studies, Religious Studies) Biology Broadcasting Chemistry Communication Studies Educational Ministries English Film Studies Fine Arts Graphic Design History (History, History-Political Studies) Journalism Mathematics Music (Music, Music with an Emphasis in Church Music) Philosophy Psychology Public Relations Sociology Spanish Theatre Theatre Design and Technology Theatre Performance 42
Bachelor of Music Degrees Bachelor of music degrees are offered in the following areas of study. Music Education (Choral, Instrumental) Performance (Instrumental, Piano, Piano with an Emphasis in Piano Pedagogy, Vocal) Bachelor of Science Degrees Bachelor of science degrees are offered in the following areas of study. Accounting Applied Exercise Science Biology (Professional Major, Biology Education) Business Education Chemistry (Professional Major, Chemistry Education) Digital Media Arts (Animation, DV Cinema) Computer Science Economics and Finance Educational Ministries (Family and Children’s Ministries) Education (Elementary – Primary and Intermediate, Elementary Special Education, Middle Grades, Secondary) English (English Education) Entrepreneurial Small Business Management History (History Education) Management Mathematics (Professional Major, Mathematics Education) Missions Music Business Not-for-Profit Management Physical Education (Physical Education Secondary, Physical Education All-Grade) Recreation Management (Outdoor, Therapeutic, Community and Commercial) Recreation and Sports Ministry Spanish (Spanish Education) Theatre (Theatre Education) Visual Arts Education (Elementary, Secondary, All-Grade) Worship Leadership Youth Ministries Academic Information Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree The bachelor of science in nursing degree is offered in the following area of study. Nursing Bachelor of Social Work Degree The bachelor of social work degree is offered in the following area of study. Social Work 43
Page 1: HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CATA
Page 4 and 5: TABLE OF CONTENTS Calendar Universi
Page 6 and 7: Calendar.. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 2007
Page 8 and 9: Calendar.. Mid-Semester Fri Mar 13
Page 10 and 11: INTRODUCTION General Information Be
Page 12 and 13: Huntington County has its own airpo
Page 14 and 15: General Information • National As
Page 16 and 17: General Information The University
Page 18 and 19: General Information amount of cooki
Page 20 and 21: General Information In compliance w
Page 22 and 23: THE ACADEMIC PROGRAM Academic Infor
Page 24 and 25: Academic Information Huntington Uni
Page 26 and 27: GE 340 African Traditional Culture
Page 28 and 29: listening, speaking, reading and wr
Page 30 and 31: Middle East Studies Program The Mid
Page 32 and 33: ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES AND POLICIES
Page 34 and 35: Academic Information Applicants ove
Page 36 and 37: their anticipated degree. Such tran
Page 38 and 39: Academic Information To receive uni
Page 40 and 41: DEGREES AND PROGRAMS Academic Infor
Page 44 and 45: EXCEL Program for Adults The EXCEL
Page 46 and 47: Academic Information Pre-Medical St
Page 48 and 49: Academic Information To be granted
Page 50 and 51: Academic Information The Core Curri
Page 52 and 53: Philosophy (choose 3 hours) PL 220
Page 54 and 55: Communication Skills (6 hours) EN 1
Page 56 and 57: ACADEMIC POLICIES Academic Informat
Page 58 and 59: Academic Information Requests for I
Page 60 and 61: Academic Information Internships an
Page 62 and 63: Academic Information i. A written e
Page 64 and 65: Academic Information Freshman Less
Page 66 and 67: Academic Information Academic Suppo
Page 68 and 69: Academic Information Disciplinary P
Page 70 and 71: REGISTRATION Academic Information R
Page 72 and 73: Instructors set class attendance po
Page 74 and 75: FINANCIAL INFORMATION AND ASSISTANC
Page 76 and 77: Receipt of the advance deposit in U
Page 78 and 79: Financial Information Refund Polici
Page 80 and 81: The Office of Financial Aid will de
Page 82 and 83: Financial Information University Sc
Page 84 and 85: Marie Rediger Clifton Scholarship,
Page 86 and 87: Fine and Performing Arts Awards Fin
Page 88 and 89: Student Loan Programs Students with
Page 90 and 91: Division of Natural and Mathematica
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Frequency of offerings is indicated
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DEPARTMENT OF BIBLE AND RELIGION Bi
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BR 251 New Testament Introduction I
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BR 415 Systematic Theology II (4 cr
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Courses in Greek GR 111 Elementary
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Biology Department of Education for
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BI 232L Laboratory for Microbiology
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BI 371 Comparative Embryology (3 cr
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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS Anita Wicker
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Courses in Accounting AC 241 Princi
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BA 341 Organizational Communication
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BA 462 Managing the Entrepreneurial
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EB 413 The City (3 credits; Fall Od
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EXCEL Program for Adults See Gradua
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Pre-Medicine Pre-medical students a
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CH 361L Laboratory for Physical Che
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION Lance C
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students in the communication studi
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Courses in Communication CO 111 Int
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communication from various perspect
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CO 381 Media Law (3 credits; Spring
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Courses in Digital Media Arts DM 10
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and independent film story structur
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FS 394 Hollywood Production Worksho
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Education for new teachers. Since t
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Education Majors in Middle Grades E
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Education Federal Disclosure Requir
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Education ED 273 Adolescent Literat
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Education ED 386 Science Methods an
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Education ED 410SOC Social Studies
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Education SE 234 Education of the E
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND MODERN LA
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Courses in Composition EN 111 Engli
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EN 381 Early English Literature (3
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Modern Languages The study of a mod
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FR 490 Independent Study (1-4 credi
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SN 411 Special Topics (3 credits; O
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History approved January Term cours
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HS 353 Modern European History (3 c
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PS 377 The American Presidency (3 c
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DEPARTMENT OF KINESIOLOGY AND RECRE
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Courses in Applied Exercise Science
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PE 226 Athletic Training (2 credits
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PE 443 Introduction to Research in
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Courses in Recreation Management RC
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RC 411 Recreation Administration an
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Program in Computer Science Student
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CS 235 Management Information Syste
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Courses in Mathematics MA 021 Basic
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MA 273 Analytic Geometry and Calcul
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DEPARTMENT OF MINISTRY AND MISSIONS
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The PRIME Experience PRIME is an ac
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MI 251 Relationships in Ministry (3
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MI 331 Leadership and Structures fo
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MI 481 Senior Seminar (3 credits; S
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Music Bachelor of Music in Performa
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Music Bachelor of Arts The music ma
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Music Courses in Music MU 110 Music
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keyboards and computers. The studen
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MU 346 Literature of the Instrument
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MU 490 Independent Study (1-3 credi
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Music Courses in Applied Music Priv
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MU A07 Class Voice II - Intermediat
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MU P11 Women’s Chorale (0 or 1 cr
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DEPARTMENT OF NURSING Margaret Wint
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Courses in Nursing NU 300 Pharmacol
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NU 350 Research in Nursing (3 credi
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY David Wood
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PL 333TI Philosophy of Time explore
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PH 211 Principles of Physics I (3 c
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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Steven Lee
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PY 375 Brain and Behavior (3 credit
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Recreation Courses See Department o
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Students who choose social work as
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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Mary Ruthi,
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SO 382 Applied Research Methods (3
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SS 111 University Life (.5 credits;
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Students who wish to pursue a bache
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TH 312 History and Literature of Th
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TH 365 Techniques of Musical Theatr
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DEPARTMENT OF VISUAL ARTS Kenneth H
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Courses in Art AR 101 Drawing for E
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AR 271 Visual Communication and Gra
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AR 471 Web Design (3 credits; Fall)
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EXCEL PROGRAM FOR ADULTS The EXCEL
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COX 145 Writing Oral Family History
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NSX 236 Are You a Cosmic Accident?
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ACX 371 Cost Management I (3 credit
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Courses in Organizational Leadershi
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OM 207 Introduction to Supervision
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OM 413 Managerial Accounting (3 cre
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Master of Education advisors to dev
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Master of Education Master of Educa
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ED 615 Field-Based Research Project
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ED 634M Curriculum Design for Early
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ED 643M Critical Readings in Adoles
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN MINIST
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Requirements for Graduation Candida
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Master of Arts in Discipling Minist
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spiritual maturity; and (d) to show
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Transfer Students Up to 16 semester
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Repeating a Course Students must re
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Continuing Registration Continuing
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egins immediately. Repayment of Sta
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Curriculum The Core Curriculum: Cou
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Ministry Core MC 505 Philosophical
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Bible, History and Theology Core 12
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BC 512 Biblical Theology (3 credits
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CM 655 Mental Health and Aging (3 c
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FM 562 Building Strong Families (3
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Pastoral Ministries David DeSelm, R
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MC 607 Equipping Strategies (2 cred
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leadership; and (g) to move toward
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Repeating a Course Students must re
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Dropping Students may drop a course
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Unpaid Student Accounts Students de
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Course Descriptions Youth Ministry
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YL 555 Urban Social Context and You
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Charles L. Brady (1959-86) Associat
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Robert E. Hale (1961-1997) Professo
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Twyla F. Lee (2004- ) Associate Pro
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Evelyn J. Priddy (1990- ) Professor
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Winfield B. Wetherbee (1977- ) Prof
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Adjunct Faculty in Music 2006-2007
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND STAFF 2
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Campus Ministries Dean of Christian
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Director of Human Resources and Aux
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Term Expires in 2008 Ronald P. Bake
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INDEX A Academic Competitiveness Gr
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Disciplinary Probation 68 Disciplin
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J January Term 22 Jerusalem Univers
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Religious Studies 96 Repeating a Co
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Catalog Editor Final editing respon
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Teacher Education .................
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