2009-2010 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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5 The University To Communicate with the University’s Offices Switchboard: 704 337-2200 or 800 849-0202 Address: 1900 Selwyn Avenue Charlotte, NC 28274 - 0001 Email: admissions@queens.edu Web Site: www.queens.edu To schedule appointments and address inquiries please use the following list. If you need an individual’s telephone number please call the University number above and an operator will be happy to connect you. 704 337-2324 Academic Affairs 704 337-2212 Admission-Undergraduate 704 337-2313 Admission-Graduate 704 337-2314 Admission-Hayworth College 704 337-2276 Admission-ASN Program 704 337-2256 Alumni Services 704 337-2509 Athletics 704 337-2306 Campus Police 704 337-2372 Campus Services 704 337-2351 Center for Entrepreneurship 704 337-2577 Center for Ethics and Religion 704 337-2537 Center for Lifelong Learning 704 337-2209 Center for Academic Success 704 337-2291 Chaplain 704 337-2227 Dean of Students 704 337-2508 Disability Services 704 337-7117 Everett Library 704 337-2489 Executive MBA Program 704 337-2560 Facilities Rentals 704 337-2225 Financial Aid 704 337-2313 Graduate Student Services 704 337-2253 Hayworth College 704 337-2220 Health & Wellness Center 704 337-2385 Human Resources 704 337-2323 Information Technology Services 704 337-2337 Internship & Career Programs 704 337-2533 John Belk International Program 704 337-2262 Media Services 704 336-2499 MFA Program 704 337-2320 Multicultural Affairs 704 337-2429 NC Teaching Fellows Program 704 337-2216 President 704 337-2428 Professional Golf Management 704 337-2242 Registrar 704 337-2293 Residence Life 704 337-2311 Service Center (mail) 704 337-2809 Sports Information 704 337-2263 Student Activities 704 337-2225 Student Financial Services Colleges and Schools 704 337-2463 College of Arts & Sciences 704 337-2525 McColl School of Business 704 337-2397 The School of Communication 704 337-2580 The School of Education 704 337-2276 Presbyterian School of Nursing THE UNIVERSITY
6 Queens University of Charlotte Queens University of Charlotte is a student-centered, comprehensive, private University affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). With a foundation in the liberal arts and a commitment to excellence in education, the University serves the needs of a diverse coeducational student body with a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs and learning experiences offered by the College of Arts & Sciences, McColl School of Business, School of Communication, Cato School of Education and Presbyterian School of Nursing. In addition to the traditional undergraduate degree program, Queens offers the baccalaureate degree to working adults through the Hayworth College program offering evening, weekend and online classes. In all of its programs, Queens emphasizes active and collaborative learning, meaningful studentteacher relationships, a creative synthesis of the liberal arts with the world of work, and the value, indeed the necessity, of lifelong learning. Vision To be recognized as a leading comprehensive University in the Southeast, distinguished by our commitment to transforming the lives of our students, and enhancing the intellectual and cultural fabric of our community. Mission To provide educational experiences that transform students’ lives and foster personal and professional success. Values To fulfill its mission and its vision, Queens University of Charlotte acts upon the following values. Focus on Students We value the factors which foster student success: an intimate learning environment, excellence in teaching, intellectual curiosity and an education grounded in the liberal arts tradition which develops critical thinking, creativity, communication, commitment to ethical behavior and responsible citizenship, and which serves as a foundation for successful and fulfilling lives. THE UNIVERSITY Integrity and Respect We value a sense of caring and community, seek to promote diversity and respect for all people and recognize the importance of personal integrity and ethical action. Stewardship We value and are committed to those who learn and work at Queens, and we are proud of our University. We will responsibly manage our heritage, our resources and our reputation in the community to ensure that we remain a source of pride for our students, faculty, staff, donors and alumni. Creativity and Innovation We value creative and innovative thinking and acting, both in the classroom and in advancing Queens toward its vision as a leading comprehensive University and a community asset. Service We value responsibility and service to the society at large, in keeping with our Presbyterian connection and as expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve.”
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58 Teacher Licensure Students major
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60 Mathematics Major Careers The De
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62 MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music Depar
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64 Music Major (BA) THE UNDERGRADUA
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66 MUSC 400 Senior Recital Ensemble
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68 Philosophy-Religion Major Requir
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70 POLITICAL SCIENCE and INTERNATIO
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72 A student may fulfill the reside
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74 THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM PSYC 3
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76 Careers A major in Sociology pro
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78 THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION The
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80 POLS 309 Campaigns and Elections
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82 Organizational Communication Maj
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84 Transition Points in the Teacher
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86 Requirements Secondary Education
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88 The Nursing Major THE UNDERGRADU
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90 MATHEMATICS-COMPUTER INFORMATION
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92 ART HISTORY CONCENTRATION (House
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94 THEATRE CONCENTRATION (Housed in
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96 Plus one additional Information
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98 Psychology Department ANTHROPOLO
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100 CORPORATE COMMUNICATION CONCENT
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102 Interdisciplinary and Multidisc
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104 THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM ETHIC
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106 ENGL 322 Nineteenth Century Bri
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108 THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM Choos
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110 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM (H
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112 Undergraduate Academic Policies
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114 Earning a Second Degree at Quee
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116 A student must request the P/N
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118 Withdrawal By the University A
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120 MINIMUM CLASS STANDING REQUIRED
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122 The Pauline Lewis Hayworth Coll
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124 Non-Degree Students A non-degre
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126 Independent Studies and Directe
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128 THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
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130 PSYC 310 Applied Psychology Plu
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132 Choose a minimum of one of the
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134 ARDE 311 Computer Aided Design
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136 Religion The Philosophy-Religio
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138 THE MCCOLL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS B
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140 THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION Org
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142 Requirements for admission incl
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144 Secondary Education Licensure i
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146 NURS 301 Health Assessment acro
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148 Degree Requirements Candidates
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150 ACADEMIC POLICIES All Hayworth
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152 HONORS AND AWARDS Dean’s List
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154 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING
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162 Application for Graduation It i
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164 UNIVERSITY STUDENT QUALIFICATIO
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166 Graduate Programs Queens Univer
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168 GRADUATE ACADEMIC POLICIES TRAN
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170 Incomplete Status A faculty mem
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172 GRADUATION Graduation Requireme
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174 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS In order
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176 Second, any MFA degree recipien
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178 Elizabeth Evans is the author o
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180 GRADUATE PROGRAMS Jenny Offill
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182 The McColl School of Business T
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186 General Electives - 9 credit ho
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188 Student Status All EMBA student
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190 Committee. Master of Science in
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192 1900 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte,
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194 704 337-2313 for information or
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196 of Communication whether admitt
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198 of Education. Master of Arts in
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200 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER OF
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202 GRADUATE PROGRAMS Master of Edu
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204 Master of School Administration
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206 Admission Requirements To be co
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208 PROGRAMS OF STUDY Professional
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210 The Presbyterian School of Nurs
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212 Clinical Nurse Leader® Concent
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214 Course Descriptions Organizatio
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216 ARDE 302 Color & Light For the
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218 ART 227 Film Photography I Film
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220 ART 340 Non-Western Art History
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222 BIOL 309 Marine Biology I Marin
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224 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSN 11
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234 CHEM 305L Quantitative Analysis
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236 CIS 230 Introduction to the Int
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238 COMM 200 Public Speaking Public
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250 DRAM 327 Modern Drama Modern Dr
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252 EDUC 260 Teaching Children with
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256 EDUC 510 Educational Psychology
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258 EDUC 601 Educational Research &
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260 EDUC 690 Seminar in Collaborati
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262 ENGL 207 Advanced Expository Wr
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264 ENGL 322 19th Century British L
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270 ENVR 250 Topics in Environmenta
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272 FREN 343 French Literary Classi
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274 HISTORY HIST 201 Emergence of t
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280 HONR 310 Intro to Honors Projec
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282 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES INTS 303
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288 MUSC 103L Theory & Composition
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290 MUSC 171P Applied Music Piano A
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310 NURS 644 Nurse Educator Practic
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332 GRADUATE PROGRAMS College of Ar
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334 OTHER ACADEMIC FEES (non-refund
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336 Payment Information Upon regist
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340 Federal National SMART Grant Fe
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342 NORTH CAROLINA PROGRAMS All sta
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344 National Presbyterian College S
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346 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009-2010 Ben
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348 S. Catherine Anderson Billy O.
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350 Cynthia M. Compton Assistant Pr
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352 FACULTY Michele Henderson Assis
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358 *William A. Thompson Professor
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360 FACULTY Joseph E. Lammers Livin
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362 APPENDIX II Queens University o
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364 INDEX INDEX A AACSB Internation
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366 F Faculty • 238 Faculty, MFA
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368 Elementary Education Major •
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370 Student Marshals • 18 Student
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372 Campus Map J 28 Myers Park Trad
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QUEENS CORRIDOR 374
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