2006-2008 HBU Catalog - Houston Baptist University

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Graduate Admission / 35MACC – Master of Arts in Christian Counseling / 37MAP – Master of Arts in Psychology / 37MATS – Master of Arts in Theological Studies / 38MBA – Master of Business Administration / 38MEd – Master of Education / 38MLA – Master of Liberal Arts / 38MS-HA – Master of Science in Health Administration / 38MS-HRM – Master of Science in Human Resources Management / 38MS-MGMT – Master of Science in Management / 38International Student Admission / 39Financial ServicesUndergraduate Tuition and Fees 2006-2007 / 42Room and Board / 43Estimate of Undergraduate Expenses per Quarter / 42Graduate Tuition and Fees 2006-2008 / 43Estimate of Typical Graduate Expenses per Quarter / 44Payment of Accounts / 44Refund Policy / 44Financial Aid / 45Procedures for Applying For Financial Assistance / 45Renewal of Scholarships, Loans, Grants / 46Deadline Dates / 46How, When and Where To Receive Financial Aid / 46Government GrantsFederal Pell Grants / 46Tuition Equalization Grants (TEG) or Other State Grants / 46Texas Grant Program / 47State Student Incentive Grant (SSIG) / 47Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) / 47Supplemental Leveraging Educational Assistance Program (SLEAP) / 47LoansStafford Subsidized Loans for Students / 47Stafford Unsubsidized Loan for Dependent Students / 48Stafford Unsubsidized Student Loan for Independent Students / 48Federal Parent Loan for Students (PLUS) / 48Deferments and Loan Terms / 48EmploymentFederal College Work Study (CWS) / 48Institutional ScholarshipsEndowed Academic Scholarships / 49Founders Academic Scholarships / 49Presidential Academic Scholarships / 49Legacy Grant / 49Ministerial Dependents Grant / 50Grants-In-Aid / 50HBU Award / 50Heritage Award / 502 / Contents
Orange and Blue Award / 50Church Matching Award / 50Support for Every Religious Vocation (SERV) Aid / 51Valedictorian Scholarships / 51Graduate Financial Aid / 51Academic ResourcesAcademic Advising / 54Academic Resource Center (ARC) / 54Center for Exploring Ministry Careers / 54Extended Education / 54Instructional TelevisionIntensive English InstituteInstructional Media ServicesHealth Professions / 55Honors Programs / 55International Study Center / 55Law School Advising Track / 56Library / 56Academic Policies and ProceduresAcademic Affairs Committee / 58Academic Integrity / 58Academic Load / 59Academic Warning / 59Academic Probation / 59Academic Suspension / 60Administrative Withdrawal of a Student / 60Americans with Disabilities Act / 60Application for Degree / 61Attendance Requirements / 61Challenge Examinations / 61Classification of Undergraduate Students / 62Commencement / 62Concurrent Enrollment / 62Course Numbers / 62Credit by Examination / 63Cross-Listed Courses / 68Dean’s List / 68Degree Plan / 68Degrees with Distinction / 68Family Education Rights & Privacy Act / 68Final Examinations / 70Grade Appeal Process / 70Graduate Council / 71Human Subjects in Research / 71Internship Programs / 71Learning Disability Accommodation / 72Majors / 72Military Service Credit / 72Contents/ 3
Page 5 and 6: Don LooserVice President forAcademi
Page 7: Required Courses Core (43 hrs Core;
Page 11 and 12: Student Directory Information / 99T
Page 13 and 14: Fall, 2006September 1 .............
Page 15 and 16: Fall, 2007August 31 ...............
Page 17: Summer, 2008May 30 ................
Page 20 and 21: GENERAL INFORMATIONCHARACTERISTICSA
Page 22 and 23: History: Structure and Organization
Page 24 and 25: the University Apartments, the Memo
Page 26 and 27: Science Center, the Mabee Teaching
Page 29: Health InsuranceTo ensure that HBU
Page 32 and 33: Student Health ServicesThe purpose
Page 35 and 36: ADMISSIONSUniversity AdmissionsUnde
Page 37 and 38: mathematical reasoning sections or
Page 39 and 40: • An appropriate Smith College co
Page 41 and 42: 5. Re-Entry AdmissionAny student wh
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Page 45 and 46: International Student AdmissionAn i
Page 47 and 48: FINANCIAL SERVICESUndergraduate Tui
Page 49 and 50: ROOM AND BOARD:A meal plan is requi
Page 51 and 52: FINANCIAL AIDFinancial aid may be i
Page 53 and 54: State Student Incentive Grant (SSIG
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ACADEMIC RESOURCESAcademic Advising
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Law School Advising TrackStudents p
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ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURESAca
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admitted will be admitted on Academ
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credit does not apply to degree req
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Credit by Examination RequirementsC
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CREDIT APPROVED SEM. HRS. EQUIVALEN
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Cross-Listed CoursesCourses that ar
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Any new or currently enrolled stude
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Learning Disability AccommodationSt
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and the approval of the change by t
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pendent study. The seminar is desig
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Transfer CoursesStudents transferri
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Transcripts from non-regionally acc
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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMAssocia
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3. Residence Requirement: The minim
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laboratory science are required for
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College/ProgramCollege ofArts andHu
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BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)Required Cours
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BACHELOR OF MUSIC (BM)Minimum acade
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GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMProgram Poli
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Graduate Degree PlanBefore a gradua
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Time Limit on Length of ProgramRequ
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program may add PSYC, 6101, 6102, 6
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MASTER OF LIBERAL ARTSThe Master of
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIESUnder
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Special RequirementsArt majors are
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Choose at least 8 upper level hrs f
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The Honors Program in ChristianityD
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Communication SystemsChoose 9 hrs f
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Broadcast Production Concentration
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History with Teacher CertificationH
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Political ScienceThe political scie
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Public RelationsCOMM 3334 Argumenta
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CreditsSmith College (see page 85)
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Select 6 or 9 * hrs from the follow
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English/Language Arts Teacher Certi
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Professional WritingThe professiona
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Senior SeminarsChoose 4 hrs from th
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To be certified to teach Spanish, c
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ENTRANCE EXAMS IN MUSICFRESHMEN AND
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may be taken three (3) times. If it
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Bachelor of Music (BM) - Performanc
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Required Courses 43MUTH 1312 Music
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The MATS is also designed to enable
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSUn
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Students electing this option must
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BA/BS International BusinessFaculty
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AccountingFaculty: Dr. Darlene Serr
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FinanceFaculty: Dr. Melissa Wiseman
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Graduate ProgramsMASTER OF ACCOUNTA
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CISM 6365 e-Business Concepts and S
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENTDire
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College of Business and Economics /
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH ADMINIS
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL
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Supplemental CertificationA supplem
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course which has EDUC 4301/4311/531
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Fall student teaching, by the secon
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CreditsSmith College (see page 85)
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Interdisciplinary StudiesFaculty: D
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Courses Required for Available Spec
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Graduate ProgramsMASTER OF EDUCATIO
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BILINGUAL EDUCATIONTo gain admissio
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Curriculum and Instruction with All
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The following courses must be compl
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The following courses must be compl
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already possess a graduate degree.
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EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONTo earn t
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OPTION 2A student who has above a 2
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College of Education and Behavioral
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COLLEGE OF NURSINGUndergraduate Pro
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to the studies and on the economic
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Degrees with DistinctionHonors at g
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BSN PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSCreditsPrer
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Advance Standing Credit 35When admi
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICSU
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CreditsBiology Requirements 31BIOL
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CreditsInterdisciplinary Requiremen
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Other MajorsComposite Science Major
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*** HIST 2313, 2323 are recommended
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Pre-Pharmacy ProgramDirector: Dr. S
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Pre-Physician Assistant ProgramDire
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
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ACCT 4301 Advanced AccountingPrereq
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ART 2232, 2242, 2252, 3232, 3242, 3
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BIOCHEMISTRY-MOLECULAR BIOLOGYBCMB
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BIOLOGYBIOL 1101, 1102, 1103 Patien
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BIOL 3434 Ecology and Field Biology
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BIOL 4433 EmbryologyPrerequisites:
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BUSA 4301 International BusinessThi
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CHEM 2416 General Chemistry IIPrere
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CHRI 1323 New TestamentPrerequisite
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CHRI 4292, 4293 Senior SeminarPrere
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CHRI 6313 Pastoral Care and Spiritu
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CISM 4181, 4281, 4381 Special Topic
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COMM 3323 Communication TheoryPrere
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ECON 3302 Economic Theory- Intermed
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EDAD 6291 Internship in the Princip
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EDBI 3336 Advanced Spanish Writing
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EDBI 5350 Developing Literacy in th
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EDRE 4301 Advanced Developmental Re
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EDRE 5351 Emergent Literacy(Offered
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EDSP 5336 Instructional Techniques
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EDUC 4312 The School in U.S. Societ
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EDUC 4396 Student Teaching in Secon
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EDUC 5313 Curriculum and Instructio
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EDUC 6307 Design of Print-Based Med
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ENGL 2365 Masterworks: DramaPrerequ
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ENGL 3370 Hispanic LiteraturePrereq
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ENTR 3335 Financing New VenturesPre
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EPSY 6344 Educational Appraisal of
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FINA 6333 International FinancePrer
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FREN 3324 Advancing French Proficie
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GERM 2314, 2324 Continuing German P
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HADM 6340 Health Care Financial Man
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HIST 1324 World Civilization from 1
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HONORS PROGRAMHONR 4399 Senior Hono
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JOUR 2303 Newswriting for Mass Comm
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KINE 2336 Strategies and Principles
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KINE 4363 Sports SociologyPrerequis
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MATH 3310 Discrete MathPrerequisite
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MANAGEMENTMGMT 3305 Organization Be
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MGMT 5340 Internship: MBAPrerequisi
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MGMT 6334 Legal Challenges in HR Ma
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MGMT 6387 Benefits and PoliciesExam
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MKTG 6333 International Marketing S
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MLA 5345 FaulknerStudents read nove
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MLA 6312 The French EnlightenmentTh
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MLA 6377 Contemporary Art Movements
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MUAP 4244 Piano Pedagogy IISurvey o
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MUHL 2313, 2323 Music LiteraturePre
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MUPL 1113, 2113, 3113, 4113 Percuss
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MUSC 3322 A Survey of Early 20th Ce
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MUSC 4373 Advanced Instrumental Con
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NURS 2110/2210/3121 Clinical Prepar
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NURS 4101, 4203 Advanced Parent-Inf
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NURS 4434 Care of Childbearing Fami
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PHOT 3322 Photography II: The Darkr
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PHYS 3413 Modern Physics IPrerequis
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POLS 3348 American Political Though
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PSYC 3313 Human Growth and Developm
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PSYC 5313 Methods and Techniques in
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PSYC 6320 Research Techniques and P
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SOCI 4293 Senior Seminar in Sociolo
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SPAN 3314 Advancing Spanish Profici
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TELE 2103, 2104, 3102, 4102 Televis
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WRIT 3383 Advanced Grammar and Writ
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Courses / 351
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Course OfferedCourse Scheduling Fre
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BOARD OF TRUSTEESMr. Ray Cox, Jr. .
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSDONALD W. LO
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FACULTY MEMBERS(Date indicates year
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GARY CLAY (1998)Professor in Educat
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ELOISE HUGHES (1996)Professor in Ed
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RENATA NERO (1998)Professor in Psyc
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PHYLLIS B. THOMPSON (1970)Professor
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INDEXAcademic Advising ............
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FERPA - Family EducationalRights &
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Smith College Requirements ........
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