08-09 Graduate Catalog/w pics - University of Louisiana at Monroe

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96 THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE research and directed study. Of the minimum 30 hours, 80 percent must be in 500 level courses. The degree plan must have the approval of the student’s graduate advisory committee, the College of Pharmacy Graduate Studies Committee, and be reviewed by the department head. Final approval is granted by the Dean of the Graduate School. The forms for filing the degree plan are obtained from the office of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy. Any changes in the original degree plan, including the dissertation title, are to be submitted in the same procedure as the original plan. To fulfill the course requirement for the Doctor of Philosophy degree, the candidate shall present an average of not less than B on all graduate work pursued and all work in the major field, with no grade lower than C and not more than six semester hours of credit with a grade of C. After approximately 80 percent of the degree plan has been completed, the student must complete the general examinations, oral and written, administered by the student’s advisory committee. The results of these written and oral examinations are reported to the Graduate School by the student’s graduate advisory committee with one of the following recommendations: 1) the student’s admission to candidacy; 2) continued study with or without additional course work included in the degree plan followed by re-examination; or 3) dismissal from the program. If the student does not pass the general examinations but is continued in graduate work, one semester or one summer term must elapse before another examination is administered. Only one re-examination is permitted. Therefore, a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy must meet the following requirements for the degree: 1. Maintain a B average or better on all course work where final grades have been awarded and receive no grade less than C. 2. Successfully complete the general examinations. 3. Successfully complete and defend the doctoral dissertation. Residence Requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree A student must earn a minimum of 30 semester hours of graduate credit (exclusive of dissertation, seminar, and special problem credit) in continuous full time residence including not less than two consecutive regular semesters. The 30 semester hours of credit will consist of not less than 80 percent in 500 level courses. Transfer of Credit for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree A maximum of 15 semester hours of residence graduate credit beyond the master’s degree, earned prior to admission to the doctoral program, may be accepted by transfer from accredited institutions which offer the doctor’s degree, provided that each course grade is B or better. Such credit must be acceptable in meeting requirements for the doctor’s degree at the institution where the credit was earned, and must be applicable to the student’s advanced degree program. Transferred credit cannot be used to reduce the minimum residence requirements. A portion of the general examination will be devoted to the testing of the student’s knowledge of the courses involved in transfer credit. Time Limit for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree After admission to the program leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree, a student will be permitted six calendar years in which to complete all remaining requirements for the degree. All work applied to degree requirements, including transferred credit and prior the University of Louisiana at Monroe credit, must have been completed within the nine calendar years immediately preceding the date the degree is conferred. This time limit includes work submitted as part of the requirements for a master’s degree.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 97 Requests for Time Extensions To utilize graduate credit taken prior to the nine-year time limit, the student may request a time extension. These requests should be submitted before or during the semester in which the time limit expires. For further information please contact the Major Professor or the Graduate School.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR THE UNIVERSITY
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THE ACADEMIC YEAR, 2009-2010 9 FALL
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THE ACADEMIC YEAR, 2009-2010 11 APR
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GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSE/MISSION
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GENERAL INFORMATION 15 Airlines, an
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GENERAL INFORMATION 17 2009 SUMMER
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GENERAL INFORMATION 19 Delinquent s
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES 23 Institute of
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES 27 CAMPUS HOUSI
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES 29
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GRADUATE SCHOOL REGULATIONS 31 GRAD
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The Research Council GRADUATE SCHOO
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GRADUATE SCHOOL REGULATIONS 35 Prof
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GRADUATE SCHOOL REGULATIONS 41 NOTE
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GRADUATE COURSES 149 581. ADVANCED
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GRADUATE COURSES 151 POLITICAL SCIE
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GRADUATE COURSES 153 561. NEUROPSYC
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GRADUATE COURSES 155 406. RELIGION
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GRADUATE COURSES 157 For Graduates
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GRADUATE FACULTY *Fredrick Adams, A
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GRADUATE FACULTY 165 Kenneth E. Clo
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GRADUATE FACULTY 173 *Allison Wiede
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ADJUNCT GRADUATE FACULTY MEMBERS 17
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DOCTOR OF PHARMACY College of Pharm
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS 207 UNIVERS
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INDEX 211 INDEX A Accounting course
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INDEX 213 D Dance courses of instru
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INDEX 215 K Kinesiology courses of
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INDEX 217 S Science courses of inst
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PHONE NUMBERS 219 The University of
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NOTES NOTES 221
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