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CONTACT INFORMATIONMethodist University5400 Ramsey StreetFayetteville, North Carolina 28311www.methodist.eduGeneral University PolicyPresident—Dr. M. Elton Hendricks (630-7005)Academic InformationVice President for Academic Affairs—Dr. Delmas Crisp, Jr. (630-7031)Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs—Jane Weeks Gardiner (630-7158)Associate Vice President for Educational Outreach—Dr. Frank Trapp (630-7070)Admissions InformationVice President for Enrollment Services—Rick Lowe (630-7027)Director of Financial Aid—Bonnie Adamson (630-7192)Director of Admissions, Physician Assistant Program—Jennifer Mish (630-7615)Program Coordinator, Master of Justice Administration—Kristine Thomas (630-7268)Program Coordinator, Professional MBA at Pinehurst and the MBA at Methodist University—Anne Way (630-7493)Athletic InformationDirector of Athletics—Bob McEvoy (630-7182)Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator—DeeDee Jarman (630-7283)Assistant Director of Athletics for Athletic Communications—Kirbie Britt (630-7172)Campus MinistryVice President for University Relations and Campus Ministry—Rev. Dr. Michael Safley (630-7515)Director of Campus Ministry Events and Administrative Services—Donna Wilson (630-7157)Davis Memorial LibraryDirector of Library Services—Tracey Pearson (630-7587)Development and Alumni AffairsVice President for Institutional Advancement—Robin Davenport (630-7200)Director of Alumni Affairs and Annual Fund—Lauren Cook Wike (630-7167)Financial InformationVice President for Business Affairs—Gene Clayton (630-7011)Controller—Dawn Ausborn (630-7610)Institutional ResearchAssistant Dean for Institutional Research and Effectiveness—Michael Hadley (630-7550)Research Analyst—Dana Xiao (630-7425)MU at Night InformationAssistant Dean for MU at Night and Summer School—Linda Gravitt (630-7074)Director of Veteran Services—Randy Smith (630-7190)Director of the Fort Bragg Office—Joe McKoy (436-3624)Online InstructionAssistant Dean for Distance Education—Michael Molter (630-7004)Planning and EvaluationVice President for Planning and Evaluation—Dr. Donald Lassiter (630-7081)Public Relations and EventsDirector of University Relations—Pam McEvoy (630-7043)Director of University Publications—Maria Sikoryak-Robins (630-7114)Director of University Events—Karen Owen (630-7062)Director of Reeves Auditorium and Technical Services—Cliff Wells (630-7111)Webmaster—Michael Molter (630-7646)Records and TranscriptsRegistrar—Jasmin Brown (630-7318)Assistant Registrar—Roswitha Howard (630-7033)Student Information and HousingVice President for Student Development and Services—George Blanc (630-7155)Associate Dean for Student Development and Services—William Walker (630-7030)Director of Housing and Residence Life—Tanya Davis (630-7256)Director of International Programs—Burachat “Pum” Vamasiri (630-7049)Veteran InformationDirector of Veteran Services—Randy Smith (630-7190)2
Page 1: METHODIST UNIVERSITYACADEMIC CATALO
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B—Subject ConcentrationsBiology:
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HON 102 HONORS SEMINAR 2: READING I
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INF 301 BIOMEDICAL INFORMATION2 s.h
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SCHOOL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIESDr. Em
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ART HISTORY COURSESARH 151 LANGUAGE
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ART 309 RELIEF PRINTMAKING3 s.h.Rel
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Evidence of these characteristics a
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4. ESSAY: Address the following que
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSICDr. Keith Dippre
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Exam is required.6- Continuous enro
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MUS 151 SURVEY OF MUSIC IN WESTERN
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Performance. Candidates for the B.M
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DEPARTMENT OF THEATREDr. Paul F. Wi
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THE 362 MAKE-UP LABORATORY3 s.h.A l
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200 level surveys in English, Ameri
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ENG 342 WOMEN’S LITERATURE3 s.h.C
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Requirements for the minor in Writi
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General Curriculum majors. This cou
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HIS 210 HISTORIAN’S APPRENTICESHI
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elated to museum activity. Interns
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LAN 320 INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS
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FRE 401 ADVANCED GRAMMAR, COMPOSITI
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eceive credit for it without permis
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Prerequisite: SPA 301 and 305 or pe
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PHI 350 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE3 s.h.
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REL 202 SURVEY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
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PSYCHOLOGY COURSES (Semesters and f
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PSY 431 PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING3 s.h
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dynamics, and applied social psycho
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GRN 305 DEATH AND DYING3 s.h.Person
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An elective course for any Reeves S
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251, MAT 105 or higher, or permissi
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Plus any 9 s.h. of 300 or 400 level
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studies and to experience the dynam
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BUS 450 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE3 s.h.A s
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ECO 216 STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS AND
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105 or higher; and 18 s.h. of Healt
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Requirements for the minor in Marke
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MKT 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN MARKET
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PGM 201 INTRODUCTION TO GOLF MANAGE
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For specific requirements in the Bu
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For specific requirements in the Ma
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SEMINAR V SERVSAFENRAEF Core Creden
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BUSINESS SPORT MANAGEMENT COURSESSM
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SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRSDr. Bonita
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to any major on campus.COM 180-182
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COM 312 WRITING ABOUT ETHICS, MASS
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ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND LE
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OCL 370 PERSUASION3 s.h.A study of
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three modules: Module 1 covers law
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approach and analytical reasoning.
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of Army rank, structure, and duties
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equirements of the POC selection pr
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study leading to a major or minor i
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ENM 351 WASTE OPERATIONAL MANAGEMEN
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Requirements for the minor: ENM 101
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LSS 485 SPECIAL TOPICS IN LEADERSHI
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LAW 385 THE LIVING CONSTITUTION3 s.
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Washington D.C. InternshipsQualifie
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course is offered in the spring sem
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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORKProfessor
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Requirements for admission to Field
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SWK 380 SOCIAL WORK WITH OLDER ADUL
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SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND HUMAN DEVELOP
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are notified of their admittance, t
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ATP 319 EVALUATION II3 s.h.This cou
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ATP 499 INDEPENDENT STUDYTBAAn oppo
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BIO 303 ICHTHYOLOGY AND HERPETOLOGY
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BIO 440 CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY4 s.h.Ce
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CHE 321, 322 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I AN
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SCIENCEDegrees awarded: A.S.Core/Ge
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COMPUTER SCIENCEComputer science is
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CSC 415 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE3 s.h.
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MATHEMATICS COURSESMAT 103 INTRODUC
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MAT 412 THEORY OF COMPUTABILITY3 s.
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EXERCISE SCIENCEDr. Andrew Jameson,
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program for children in grades K-12
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PXS 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN PHYSIC
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2. Passing scores on the PRAXIS I
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION K-6Dr. Jaunita
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ECO 261 or 262, GEO 252, PSC 151, P
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Teaching English as a Second Langua
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EDU 362 LITERATURE FOR ADOLESCENTS3
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semester hours of college transfer
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during early admission. Students mu
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charges as conditions demand; but n
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on an annual basis, but are posted
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Federal Refund CalculationIf a reci
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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIESDr. Donal
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Facilities for The Professional Mas
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awarded. The status/disbursement da
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Requirements for Admission1. Bachel
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made in the term tuition for a stud
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MBA 599 CAPSTONE6 s.h.This course w
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Note: The $100 fee per course consi
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Classification of MJA Program Stude
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CASPA application is received.The a
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• Motor and Fine Skills. A candid
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how to gain access to medical liter
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PHA 524 CLINICAL SKILLS I1 s.h.Pres
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PHA 581 DERMATOLOGY2 s.h.Presented
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PHA 560 SURGERY4 s.h.The four-week
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SCHOOL DEANS AND DEPARTMENT CHAIRSS
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Wanda Casteel ’93, Winston-Salem,
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Sid Gautam, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.Direct
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Jody SouderMailroom/Bookstore Assis
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Robert Stone Christian Professor of
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Clay H. Britton (2009)B.S. , Elon U
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Sid Gautam (1968)Professor of Econo
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Charles Koonce (1998)Associate Dire
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LTC (Ret.) John M. Robbins (1997)As
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Jeffrey A. Zimmerman (1994) Profess
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