2011-2012 Academic Catalog - Victory University

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MINOR PROGRAMS IN BIBLICAL STUDIES ANDCHRISTIAN MINISTRYAVAILABLE ON CAMPUS AND ONLINEMINOR IN BIBLICAL STUDIESTOTAL: 15 SEMESTER HOURSThe minor in Biblical Studies is a 15-hour program designed to provide the student with a basicability to think and write in the field of Old Testament and New Testament studies.BT-2130 Bible Interpretation 3 semester hoursBT-3180 Pentateuch 3 semester hoursBT-3313 Poetic & Wisdom Literature 3 semester hoursBT-3103 Paul 3 semester hoursBT-3703 Jesus & the Gospels 3 semester hoursTotal15 semester hoursMINOR IN CHRISTIAN MINISTRYTOTAL: 15 SEMESTER HOURSThe minor in Christian Ministry is a 15-hour program designed to equip the student withrudimentary understanding and basic skills in various types of Christian ministry.Choose five (5) of the following courses.BT-2133 Missions 3 semester hoursBT-2240 Pastoral Ministry 3 semester hoursBT-2303 Spiritual Formation 3 semester hoursBT-3503 Homiletics 3 semester hoursBT-3523 Missions Practicum 3 semester hoursBT/PS-3800 Pastoral Counseling3 semester hoursBT-4323 Evangelism & Church Growth 3 semester hoursBT-4403 Ministry Internship 3 semester hoursTotal15 semester hours159
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESSBrodie I. Johnson, Ph.D., ChairASSOCIATE PROFESSORSKunsoo Paul Choi, Ph.D. (2010), Associate Professor of EconomicsB.A., Sung-Kyun-Kwan University; M.Div., Princeton Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University ofVirginia; Ph.D., Drew University Graduate SchoolBrodie I. Johnson, Ph.D. (2009), Chair, Associate Professor of BusinessA.A.S., Durham Technical Community College; B.S., M.S., Memphis State University;M.A.R. Memphis Theological Seminary; Ph.D. Capella University; Ph.D., Pacific WesternUniversityASSISTANT PROFESSORSShelia L. Beasley, J.D. (2010), Assistant Professor of BusinessB.A., M.B.A., J.D., Memphis State UniversityJerry Chandler, M.I.S. (2011), Assistant Professor of BusinessB.S., ITT Technical Institute; M.I.S., University of PhoenixWalter H. Henley, M.B.A. (2008), Assistant Professor of BusinessB.S. Belhaven; M.B.A., Memphis State University; Ph.D. (Candidate), University of MemphisPhillip E. Jackson, D.S.L. (2009) Assistant Professor of BusinessB.B.A., National University; M.S., Naval Postgraduate School (AACSB); C.A.G.S., D.S.L., RegentUniversityCarol O. Ward, D.B.A. (2011), Assistant Professor of BusinessB.A., Mississippi Valley State University; M.B.A., Webster University; D.B.A., University ofPhoenixPROFESSIONAL STAFFPatricia E. Scott, B.S. (2009), Administrative Assistant to Department of BusinessCertificate in Urban Youth Ministry, B.S., Crichton CollegeThe Department of Business educates undergraduates in an environment stressing a Christianworldview for careers in profit and nonprofit organizations. Integrating Christian principles into160
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CATALOG INFORMATION ACCURACYTHE INF
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authority by requiring a student to
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1|INTRODUCTION
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2|GENERAL INFORMATION10
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Dr. James B. Crichton, long-time Pr
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MISSION STATEMENTVictory University
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STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATIONIt is
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ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTSVictory Univ
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3. Minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average
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purposes. The placement test is des
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An international applicant cannot b
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MATH AND WRITING PLACEMENT FOR FIRS
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ACCUPLACERWritingWritePlacerScoreMa
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If all admissions materials are rec
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College Readiness Benchmarks; Engli
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CLEARANCE TO REGISTER AS A STUDENTB
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POLICIESVictory University is a Chr
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STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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BEHAVIORAL EXPECTATIONS AND POLICIE
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PARKINGOne of the many advantages o
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CAMPUS JUDICIAL SYSTEM AND DISCIPLI
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his/her matter of concern with the
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5|STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER48
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DISABILITY SERVICESVictory Universi
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6|CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY52
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• The IT Department reserves the
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• Connecting or attempting to con
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NGLNGL (Next Generation Learning) i
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VETERANS SERVICESLOCATION & HOURSVi
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PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT (PLA)Prio
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TUITION AND FEE SCHEDULE | 2011-12T
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ESTIMATED LENGTH OF PROGRAM AND TUI
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PAYMENT OF CHARGESTuition, fees, an
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page and should print a copy to han
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COMPLETING THE FEDERAL DIRECT LOAN
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eligible to receive. Once eligibili
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Any student who completes more than
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OTHER FORMS OF FINANCIAL AIDEmploye
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Institutional ScholarshipsFirst-Tim
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Science & Mathematics Access to Ret
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9|ACADEMIC INFORMATION84
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RE-ADMIT STUDENTA re-admit student
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To add a course, the student must n
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academic load to 12 hours. The maxi
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TRANSFER CREDITOVERVIEWA transfer s
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The certificate should include the
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DSST, CEEB, AP, etc.), and /or non-
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Office within six (6) weeks from th
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ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE AND GRADE APPEAL
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Student Grade AppealsStudent grade
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study required to complete their ma
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FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVA
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Page 119 and 120: INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAM AND SEQUENCER
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letter and word recognition, decodi
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ENGLISH (EN)A MINIMUM GRADE OF “C
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EN-3411 FORMS OF CREATIVE WRITING,
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to four novels read in class as wel
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HISTORY (HS)HS-1113 HISTORY OF WORL
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HS-3615 THE WILD WEST: HISTORY OF T
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HUMANITIES (HU)HU-1013 MUSIC AND ST
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HU-2601 ACTING I (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
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LEARNING ENHANCEMENT (LE)LE-0101 RE
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MATHEMATICS (MA)MA-1150 ELEMENTARY
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PE)PE-1025 WEIG
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PHYSICS (PH)PH-2324 PHYSICS I (3 SE
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introduced to the process of resear
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A comprehensive survey of the philo
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enables students to deal with this
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SOCIAL SCIENCE (SS)SS-2103 GENERAL
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UNIVERSITY STUDIES (VU)VU-1000 FOUN
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GRADUATE ADMISSION POLICY AND REQUI
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Admissions decisions cannot be made
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The GRE Designated Institution Code
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DiversityCultural diversity is valu
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as a professional counselor. Studen
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1. Follow the approved course of st
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6. Appraisal—An understanding of
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Grade Point Average (GPA)A graduate
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semester before the intended gradua
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COUN 623 DSM Diagnosis and Treatmen
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ethics and HIPAA requirements will
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FACULTY RESOURCES AND QUALIFICATION
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Subsidized Stafford LoansUnder the
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Immediately after the student has s
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2011-2012 ACADEMIC CALENDAR16-WEEK
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2011-2012 ACADEMIC CALENDART-TERMS
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2011-2012 ACADEMIC CALENDARB-TERMS
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2011-2012 ACADEMIC CALENDARB-TERMS
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ADMINISTRATIONPRESIDENT’S CABINET
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Toya Leftwich, B.A., M.S., Academic
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Kunsoo Paul Choi (2010), Associate
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William P. Travis (2010), Adjunct I
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David M. Deason, Ph.D. (2009), Adju
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Jason Hood, Ph.D. (2011), Adjunct I
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William Scott Smith, M.A. (2011) Ad
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