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Spring Semester 2010: January 4– April 23, 2010Spring Break: April 26 – April 30, 2010Summer Semester 2010: May 3 – August 20, 2010Comprehensive Review: August 23 – August 26, 2010Comprehensive Exam: August 27, 2010Summer Break: August 30 – September 3, 2010Preceptorship: September 6 – December 3, 2010Anticipated Graduation: December 18, 2010270
SCHOOL DEANS AND DEPARTMENT CHAIRSSCHOOL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIESDean—Dr. Emily Wright (630-7551)Fine Arts:Department of Art—Silvana Foti (630-7107)Department of Music—Dr. Keith Dippre (630-7101)Department of Theatre—Dr. Paul Wilson (630-7105)Humanities:Department of English and Writing—Dr. Kelly Walter Carney (630-7071)Department of History—Dr. Rebecca Wendelken (630-7112)Global Studies Program—Dr. Rebecca Wendelken, Coordinator (630-7589)Department of Modern Languages and Literature—Dr. Cristina Francescon (630-7082)Department of Philosophy and Religion—Dr. Steven Brey (630-7090)Department of Psychology—Dr. Robert Ritzema (630-7612)Department of Sociology—Dr. John Sill (630-7088)REEVES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSDean—Dr. Jeffrey Zimmerman (630-7320)Accounting—Dr. Mary Kirchner (630-7048),Business Administration— Pamela Strickland (630-7064)Business Health Care Administration — Michael Sullivan, Co-Director (630-7591)and Dr. Warren McDonald , Co-Director (630-7116)Business PGA/Professional Golf Management Program—Jerry Hogge, Director (630-7144)Business Professional Tennis Management Program—Stephen Petersen, Director (630-7147)Business Resort and Club Management Program—Dr. Sharon Kendrick, Director (630-7309)Business Sport Management—Dr. Gregory Combs (630-7660)Financial Economics—Dr. Mary Kirchner (630-7048)Marketing—Pamela Strickland (630-7064)SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRSDean—Dr. Bonita Belcastro (630-7059)Department of Communication—Paul Joseph (630-7052)Debate Program—Brandon Miller, Coach (630-7653)Mass Communications and Journalism—Paul Joseph (630-7052)Organizational Communication and Leadership Program— Dr. Willis M. Watt,Director (630-7191)Department of Government Studies—Dr. Andrew Ziegler (630-7488)Leadership Studies Program—Dr. Andrew Ziegler, Director (630-7488)Legal Studies Program—Wendy Vonnegut, Esq., Director (630-7491)Environmental and Occupational Management Program—Carla Raineri Padilla,Director (630-7139)Political Science Program—Dr. Andrew H. Ziegler, Jr., Director (630-7488)Department of Justice Studies— Dr. Eric See (630-7460)Department of Military Science/ROTC—LTC (Ret.) John Robbins (630-7693)Department of Social Work—George Hendricks (630-7056)SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENTDean—Dr. Lori Brookman (630-7128)Department of Athletic Training—Dr. Hugh Harling (630-7418)Department of Biology—Dr. Margaret Folsom (630-7127)Applied Exercise Science—Dr. Margaret Folsom, Coordinator (630-7127)Department of Chemistry and Physical Science—Dr. Narendra Singh (630-7136)Department of Computer Science—Dr. Tat Chan (630-7286)Department of Mathematics—Dr. Shivappa Palled (630-7133)Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science—John Herring (630-7365)271
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METHODIST UNIVERSITYACADEMIC CATALO
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Registration ......................
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SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND HUMAN DEVELOP
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2009-2010 ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDARFal
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MU OnlineTuesday January 12 Online
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AccreditationMethodist University i
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Fort Bragg, airmen from Pope Air Fo
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The Honor Board is appointed by the
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equired for graduation. However, a
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AUPFAudit/no grade awarded. No qual
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or in any way calculated to cause d
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earned at Methodist University; nor
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Academic Warning and Probation Poli
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The appeal process for Academic Exp
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National Guard: The Methodist Unive
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This information includes your defa
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Online Course EtiquetteStudents are
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The Balaez-Ambrose Mathematics Awar
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The Pauline Longest Education Award
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PROGRAM AND DEGREE REQUIREMENTSDegr
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ConcentrationsFor the baccalaureate
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Vocational and/or Pre-Professional
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presentation during their graduatio
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General Education/Core Requirements
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General Education/Core Requirements
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Associate of Arts with a Subject Co
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Associate of Science with a Subject
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMSHONORS PR
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analysis of various relevant issues
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the criminal justice system. Studen
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Requirements for teacher licensure
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ART 203 FOUNDATIONS IV DRAWING I3 s
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ART 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ARTTBD
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The Evaluation ProcessThe candidate
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AGD 302 IMAGING FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN
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no later than the end of the fourth
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taken at the end of the four-semest
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MUSIC EDUCATION COURSESMUS 301 STRI
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MUS 165 DICTION FOR SINGERS: ITALIA
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THEATRE COURSESTHE 101-102, 201-202
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HUMANITIESDEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND
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ENG 231, 232 SURVEY OF WORLD LITERA
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ENG 407 MODERN DRAMA3 s.h.Plays of
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WRI 323 ADVANCED EXPOSITORY WRITING
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A history major learns to research,
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HIS 360 AMERICAN CIVIL WAR AND RECO
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International students whose scores
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FRE 201, 202 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I,
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101 or a satisfactory demonstration
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SPA 110 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I FO
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGI
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RELIGION COURSESGRK 101, 102, 201,
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REL 485 SEMINAR IN RELIGION1-3 s.h.
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PSY 341 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY3 s.h.Ab
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thinking skills, as well as, hands
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expression; gender roles; sexual dy
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THE CHARLES M. REEVES SCHOOL OF BUS
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Degrees awarded: B.A., B.S., A.A.Ac
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ACC 462 INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING3 s
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BUS 225 MICROCOMPUTER BUSINESS APPL
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BUS 375 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT3
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usiness economics, and economic ana
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ECO 465 ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOP
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BHC 440 CPT/ICD-9 MEDICAL CODING3 s
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MKT 380 ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION3
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to be eligible for PGA membership.
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PGM 402 GOLF SHOP OPERATIONS3 s.h.A
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PTM 315 TEACHING METHODS II3 s.h.A
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RMT 370 INTERNSHIP III3 s.h.Student
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RMT 450 RESORT/CLUB MANAGEMENT CAPS
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SMA 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN SPORT
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Requirements for the major: 48 s.h.
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or permission of the instructor. Th
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Spring semester. Prerequisite: COM-
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ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND LE
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Requirements for the major: 48 s.h.
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different situations. Students lear
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DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE/ARMY
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addition to proving their leadershi
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Basic AFROTC Qualification Criteria
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causes of environmental degradation
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3 INCIDENT COMMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL R
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will demonstrate the ability to ana
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LAW 250 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS I
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LAW 485 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PARALEGAL
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United Nations/Arab League’s prin
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PSC 425 SPECIAL TOPICS SEMINAR3 s.h
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9. Evaluate research studies and ap
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SWK 305 DEATH AND DYING3 s.h.Person
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GERONTOLOGYDeborah Murray, Coordina
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Type of degree(s) awarded: B.A., B.
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modalities, and other essential int
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ATP 390 FIELD EXPERIENCE - ORTHOPED
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APPLIED EXERCISE SCIENCEDr. Margare
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physiology. Three hours of lecture
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the Bachelor of Science degree. It
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GLY 160 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY4 s.h.A lab
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CSC offers majors in the fields of
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The Class concept as an architectur
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terms, and put it all back together
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MAT 250 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS I3 s.h
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4. Graduates with a major in Cardia
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PXS 209 SPORT PEDAGOGY I3 s.h.The f
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Education and Exercise Science majo
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2. Graduates of the Teacher Educati
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Requirements for Lateral EntryThe D
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163; MAT 113; BIO 153; SCI 143; HIS
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B.S. with Social Studies and Langua
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EDU 260 REVIEW & APPLICATION OF GRA
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