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Benedict CollegeColumbia, South Carolina 29204803•705•4910
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTDAVID H. SWINTON. Ph. D.3Benedict College is pleased to present this catalogue whichprovides the latest information regarding the College'sacademic programs, student services, and administrativepolicies. This document informs the College's constituenciesabout its programs and how theinstitution prepares men and women forleadership positions in all areas of humanendeavor.This catalogue is issued in the 141st yearof distinguished service by the College.Over the years, Benedict College hasremained true to its mission of preparingstudents to be "powers for good in society"While the history of Benedict College has been spectacular,its future will surpass past accomplishments andachievements.Prospective students are invited to become a part of thebright future of this institution whose mission is basedupon teaching, research, and public service. Thesecomponents will guide and continue to be the hallmarkof this great institution in the twenty-first centuryPlease read this catalogue very carefully to find thegreat opportunities that await you at Benedict College.
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Page 5: BENEDICT COLLEGECATALOGUEADDENDUM (
Page 9 and 10: 5M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N TBen
Page 11 and 12: TABLE OF CONTENTSMessage From the P
Page 13 and 14: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 910 Wednesday Reg
Page 15 and 16: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 1122 Thursday Fac
Page 17 and 18: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 134 Friday Govern
Page 19 and 20: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 15SPRING SEMESTER
Page 21 and 22: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 176 Monday Projec
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Page 27 and 28: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 23BREAK BETWEEN S
Page 29 and 30: INTRODUCTION 25Education/Evening an
Page 31 and 32: INTRODUCTION 27MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFI
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Page 35 and 36: ADMISSIONS 31Duel Enrollment /High
Page 37 and 38: ADMISSIONS 33ciency in English by t
Page 39 and 40: ADMISSIONS 353. Previously enrolled
Page 41 and 42: STUDENT FINANCES 37STUDENT FINANCES
Page 43 and 44: STUDENT FINANCES 39ble for a partia
Page 45 and 46: STUDENT FINANCES 41Legislative Ince
Page 47 and 48: STUDENT FINANCES 43A T H L E T I C
Page 49 and 50: STUDENT FINANCES 45Satisfactory Aca
Page 51 and 52: STUDENT SERVICES 47BENEDICT COLLEGE
Page 53 and 54: STUDENT SERVICES 49Intensive Indivi
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STUDENT SERVICES 53Clubs and Organi
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STUDENT SERVICES 55STUDENT SERVICES
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 57ACADEMIC POLICI
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 59Success Equals
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 61CLASSIFICATION
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 63Additionally, a
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 65GENERAL REQUIRE
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ACADEMIC POLICIES 67GENERAL EDUCATI
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5.2 Student Learning Outcome - Deci
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and Leadership Development (EC3.2):
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68 ACADEMIC POLICIESACADEMIC HONORS
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70 ACADEMIC POLICIESFreshman Instit
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72 ACADEMIC POLICIESDegreesDepartme
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74 ACADEMIC POLICIESplines. In addi
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76 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSTHE SCHOOL
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78 BuSINESS AND ECONOMICSADMINISTRA
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4. Understand and appreciate quanti
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80 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSAcc 335 In
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82 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSBUSINESS A
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casesSLO C Global OutlookSLO C1: Ev
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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 83BA 311, 31
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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 85be appropr
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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 87PROGRAM OF
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BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 89PROGRAM OF
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tions to problems of inflation, une
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92 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSPROGRAM OF
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94 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICSCLUBS AND
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96 EDUCATION DEPARTMENTThe School o
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98 EDUCATION DEPARTMENTGOALSThe Edu
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(a) Understand the central concept,
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from birth through age 8. Base prac
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CFD 110 Introduction to Child and F
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102 EDUCATION, CHILD & FAMILY STUDI
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104 EDUCATION, CHILD & FAMILY STUDI
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106 HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
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SLO F2:SLO F3:Solve problems relate
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SLO B: ANALYTICAL/ASSESSMENT (AA2):
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concerns relative to sport manageme
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118 SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENTSOCIAL WO
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SLO C: Social Work Criticle Thinker
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pages 73-74.)credit 1 hr. ea.SW 130
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SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT 121stress an
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SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT 123SW 434 Ap
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SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT 125CHILD PRO
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SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT 127planning
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MILITARY SCIENCE PROGRAM 129Summer
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MILITARY SCIENCE PROGRAM 131MS 342
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MILITARY SCIENCE PROGRAM 133Norther
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MILITARY SCIENCE PROGRAM 135PROFESS
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MILITARY SCIENCE PROGRAM 137402L -
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ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, AND MAS
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142 ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, AND
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 151THE BRASS E
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 153ART COURSES
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FA 111, ED 112E, ED 211E, ED 212E,
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 155ART 433 Dig
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 157PROGRAM OF
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 159MUSICMissio
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160 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTlearn prope
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162 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTand hymn tu
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164 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTGeneral Mus
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166 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTPROGRAM OF
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168 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTPROGRAM OF
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170 SOCIAL SCIENCES AND CRIMINAL JU
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SLO 3 : Students will utilize criti
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SOCIAL SCIENCES AND CRIMINAL JUSTIC
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Hist 130 Introduction to African Am
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Fundamental concepts and practices
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Soc 230 Introduction to Sociology c
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20 SOCIAL SCIENCES AND CRIMINAL JUS
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202 BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, AND ENVIRON
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O, 1, and 2, structures in eukaryot
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BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, AND ENVIRONMENT
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SLO A4: the 3-Dimensional structure
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SLO C Communicate effectively in wr
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FRESHMAN YEARFirst Semester SCH Sec
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MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE DE
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MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE DE
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ut not limited to input, output sea
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224 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENC
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SLO C1: an understanding of princip
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234 PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING DEPARTM
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SLO B Experimental skills. We expec
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PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
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STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES-Electrica
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topics. One lecture per week. Prere
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of contemporary issues (ABET h, j)S
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SLO B4:SLO B5:Demonstrate ability t
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ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND ADJUNCT UNITS
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM 265VIS
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM 267THE
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM 269Phi
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM 271COU
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272 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMINT
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274 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMPRO
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276 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMPSA
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278 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMACA
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280 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMA m
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282 TRUSTEESBENEDICT COLLEGE BOARD
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284 FACULTYRuby Blair, Instructor,
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286 FACULTYEbuta E. Ekure, Interim
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288 FACULTYWilliam Lide, Associate
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290 FACULTYSamirsubas Raychoudhury,
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292 FACULTYPART-TIME FACULTYFall 20
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294 FACULTYDonald Pace, Adjunct Pro
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305Mrs. Betty A. JenkinsDirector, H
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307Dr. Kimberly HaynesAssistant Vic
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309Dr. Charles P. Austin, Sr.Dean,
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311Dr. Warren RobinsonDean, School
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313Mrs. Elaine FunderburkDirector o
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315Ms. Valerie GoodsonDevelopment A
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317DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONAL EFFECT
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319Ms. Daphne NewDirector, Student
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INDEX 321Mass Communication, . . .
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