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CORRESPONDENCE For prompt attention it is suggested that correspondence or calls be directed as follows: Area code for all numbers is 540 Academic Policy—Dean of the Faculty—464-7212 Academic Records—The Registrar—464-7213 Admissions—Director of Admissions—464-7211 or Toll Free 1-800-767-4207 (Admissions related calls only) Affirmative Action—AA/EEO Officer—464-7322 Alumni Affairs—Senior Executive Vice-President, VMI Alumni Association—464-7221 Bookstore — Keydet Bookstore — 464-7637 Business Matters, Construction, Maintenance—Deputy Superintendent (Finance, Administration and Support)—464-7321 Calendar — Office of the Chief of Staff— 464-7104 Commandant — Commandant’s Office — 464-7313 Contacting Cadets — VMI Visitor Center — 464-7306 Financial Aid—Financial Aid Officer—464-7208 Financial Matters—Student Accounting (Tuition, Room/Board, Fees) —464-7217 Foundation—Executive Vice-President, The VMI Foundation, Inc.—464-7287 General Policy, Emergency Absences, and Discipline—The Commandant—464-7313 Health of Cadets—Institute Physician—464-7218 Intercollegiate Athletics—Director of Intercollegiate Athletics—464-7251 Intercollegiate Athletic Tickets — Ticket Office — 464-7266 International Programs — Director of International Programs — 464-7421 Miller Academic Center (MAC) — Director — 464-7661 Parents Council — Parents Council Liaison —464-7072 Parents Weekend, and Related Matters—Deputy Commandant for Cadet Life—464-7325 Public Information and News—Communications and Marketing—464-7207 Robert A. Marr School of Continuing Engineering Education (records)—Registrar’s Office—464-7213 Sports Information and News—Intercollegiate Sports Information—464-7253 Summer School/Summer Transition—Director of the Summer Session—464-7319 Student Accounting — Director — 464-7217 Title IX Coordinator — Inspector General — 464-7072 Training and Investigations Officer — Inspector General — 464-7072 VMI Research Laboratories—Director—464-7247 Vocational Placement of Cadets and Graduates—Director of Career Services—464-7560 For more information on attending VMI visit: www.vmi.edu or call 1-800-767-4207 Non-discrimination Statement Consistent with Federal and State law, the Virginia Military Institute does not discriminate against employees, cadets, or applicants on the basis of race, color, sex, age, veteran status, national origin, or disability in its programs or activities. Every VMI staff member, faculty member and cadet has the right to work and study in an environment free from discrimination and should be treated with dignity and respect. VMI complaint and grievance procedures provide employees and cadets with the means for resolving complaints that this Statement has been violated. VMI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Anyone having questions concerning discrimination or the application of Title IX regulations should contact Title IX Coordinator, 212 Carroll Hall, VMI, Lexington, Va. 24450, (540) 464-7072. Any cadet or prospective cadet having questions about disability services for students should contact the Director of the Center for Cadet Counseling and Disability Services, 448 Institute Hill, 2nd floor, Post Infirmary, Lexington, Va. 24450, (540) 464-7667. For employment-related disability services, contact the Employee Disability Services Coordinator in the VMI Human Resources Office, Lexington, Va. 24450, (540) 464-7322. Produced by VMI Communications and Marketing
table of Contents Institute Calendar 2012-2013................................ 2 The Mission........................................................... 3 The Institute........................................................... 4 Admissions............................................................ 6 Costs and Payment Schedule............................ 12 Financial Aid........................................................ 14 The Academic Program...................................... 15 The Co-Curricular Program................................. 20 Prizes, Medals, And Awards............................... 23 Institutional Information...................................... 26 Reserve Officers Training Corps......................... 28 The Curricula....................................................... 32 Applied Mathematics......................................................... 33 Biology............................................................................... 35 Chemistry........................................................................... 41 Civil Engineering................................................................. 44 Computer Science.............................................................. 48 Economics and Business................................................... 50 Electrical and Computer Engineering................................. 52 English................................................................................ 55 History................................................................................ 57 International Studies and Political Science........................ 60 Mechanical Engineering..................................................... 62 Modern Languages and Cultures....................................... 66 Physics............................................................................... 68 Psychology......................................................................... 72 Special Programs............................................................... 75 Information Technology and Design Minor..................... 75 Leadership Studies Minor.............................................. 75 Teacher Education.......................................................... 76 Courses of Instruction......................................... 77 Aerospace Studies............................................................. 78 Arabic................................................................................. 78 Astronomy.......................................................................... 79 Biology............................................................................... 79 Business............................................................................. 81 Chemistry........................................................................... 82 Civil and Environmental Engineering.................................. 84 Computer Science.............................................................. 85 Economics.......................................................................... 86 Education........................................................................... 87 Electrical and Computer Engineering................................. 87 English................................................................................ 89 Fine Arts............................................................................. 91 French................................................................................ 91 Geology.............................................................................. 92 German............................................................................... 92 History................................................................................ 93 Honors Program................................................................. 95 International Studies and Political Science........................ 96 Information Technology & Design....................................... 98 Japanese............................................................................ 99 Leadership Studies & Career Development....................... 99 Mathematics....................................................................... 99 Mechanical Engineering................................................... 100 Modern Languages.......................................................... 102 Military Science................................................................ 102 Naval Science................................................................... 103 Physical Education........................................................... 104 Philosophy........................................................................ 105 Psychology....................................................................... 105 Physics............................................................................. 107 Speech............................................................................. 108 Spanish............................................................................. 108 Writing.............................................................................. 109 Personnel of the Institute.................................. 111 Board of Visitors............................................................... 111 Administration and Staff................................................... 112 The Faculty....................................................................... 114 Adjunct Faculty................................................................. 118 Athletic Staff..................................................................... 119 ROTC Staff....................................................................... 120 VMI Alumni Association, Inc............................. 121 VMI Development Board................................... 121 VMI Keydet Club................................................ 121 VMI Foundation, Inc.......................................... 122 VMI Parents Council.......................................... 124 VMI Research Laboratories.............................. 124 May 2011 Graduates by Curriculum................. 124 Recapitulation of Graduates............................. 124 Enrollment Summary Fall 2011......................... 125 Geographical Distribution................................. 126 Index.................................................................. 127 Campus Map..............................Inside Back Cover 1
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