2008-09 Catalog - Saint Mary's College of California

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diversity requirement coursesStudents may satisfy the Diversity Requirement by taking one course from the list of approved courses; other courses,depending on content, may satisfy the requirement but require a petition.Students who complete the four-year curriculum in the Integral Program or in the Liberal and Civic Studies Program satisfythe requirement without additional coursework. Students who withdraw from either program should consult their advisorabout the requirement.171
Diversity Requirement CoursesApproved Diversity CoursesAH 025 Survey of Asian ArtAnthropology 001 Introduction to Social and Cultural AnthropologyAnthropology 111 Kinship, Marriage and FamilyAnthropology 112 Race and EthnicityAnthropology 113 Childhood and SocietyAnthropology 117 Religion, Ritual, Magic and HealingAnthropology 119 Native American CulturesAnthropology 121 World CulturesAnthropology 123 Ethnic Groups in the United StatesAnthropology 129 Prehistoric Archaeology: Ancient CulturesCsem 144 Multicultural ThoughtCsem 145 World TraditionsEng 153 American Ethnic Writers and Oral TraditionsEng 154 Studies in African American LiteratureHist 001 World HistoryHist 140 African American History: 1619 –1865Hist 141 African American History: 1865 – presentHist 153 Latin America: Race and SocietyHist 161 Modern JapanHist 162 Modern ChinaHist 171 African History to 1850Hist 172 African History since 1850Japan 001 Elementary JapaneseJapan 002 Continuing Elementary JapaneseJapan 003 Intermediate JapaneseJapan 004 Continuing Intermediate JapaneseFren 129 French Literature outside EuropeSpan 140 Latin American Literature ISpan 141 Latin American Literature IISpan 143 Contemporary Latin American LiteratureSpan 145 Mexican LiteratureSpan 150 Chicano/Chicana LiteratureSpan 161 Culture and Civilization of Latin AmericaSpan 162 Culture and Civilization of MexicoPerfa 014 World Music and DancePerfa 113 Jazz and Blues in AmericaPerfa 130 Foundations of Theatre II: Multicultural TheatrePol 110 Minority PoliticsPol 143 Government and Politics in the Middle EastPol 144 Government and Politics in AsiaPol 145 Government and Politics in Latin AmericaPsych 008 African American PsychologyPsych 012 Special Topics: Afro-American Psychology and the Lawand Psychology of the Black Family and the LawPsych 165 Cross-cultural PsychologySociology 116 New Immigrants and RefugeesTRS 152 Islam: Beliefs and PracticesTRS 153 Eastern ReligionsTRS 154 HinduismTRS 155 BuddhismTRS 156 Religions of IndiaDiversity Requirement by petitionIn addition to the courses which automatically satisfy the requirement,the following courses may sometimes satisfy the Diversity Requirement,depending on the content of the course in a given semester. Studentswho wish to apply one of these courses (or any other course not listedon this page) to satisfy the Diversity Requirement must do so througha petition to the Registrar’s Office and permission of the chair of thedepartment in which the course is housed.Anthropology 125 Gender and CultureAnthropology 135 Special TopicsBusAd 180 International BusinessEcon 160 Comparative Economic SystemsEng 023 American VoicesEng 105 Children’s LiteratureEng 119 Contemporary LiteratureEng 130 Single AuthorEng 126 Film: TopicsEng 163 The Other English LiteratureEng 171 Literary MovementsEng 173 Women WritersEng 183 Topics in DramaEng 185 Individual DramatistHist 150 Topics in Latin American HistoryHist 170 Problems and Issues in African HistoryFren 130 Thematic Study of Single GenreFren 131 Exploration of a Particular PeriodSociology 120 Social Movements and ChangeSociology 125 Gender and CultureSociology 135 Special TopicsSpan 130 Special StudySpan 131 Exploration of a Particular PeriodPerfa 136 Theatre: Special TopicsPol 149 Topics in Comparative PoliticsTRS 150 Topics in World ReligionTRS 160 Topics in Religion and CultureWomst 100 Research Seminar172
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Contents47Curriculum115Kinesiology4
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The CollegeHistorySaint Mary’s Co
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The CollegeSTATEMENT OF MISSIONSain
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the schoolsSchool of Liberal ArtsA
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The SchoolsSchool of Economics andB
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enrollment and admissionEnrollmentV
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Enrollment and AdmissionThe English
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Tuition and FeesMonthly Payment Pla
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Financial AidApplying for AidNew St
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Financial AidCollege Refund PolicyV
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Academic Officers and ServicesDean
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student lifeStudent Life provides i
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Student LifeThe Associated Students
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Academic RequirementsGraduation Req
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Academic RequirementsAcademic Stand
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program of studyCurricular GoalsThe
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Program of Study4. Written English
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college policiesBelow is a brief su
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curriculumAny course listed in this
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Accounting CurriculumMinor Requirem
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Anthropology CurriculumAnthropology
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Anthropology CurriculumUpper Divisi
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Art and Art History CurriculumArt a
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Art and Art History CurriculumMinor
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Art and Art History CurriculumStudi
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Biology CurriculumBiologyThe Biolog
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Biology CurriculumC o u r s e sLowe
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Biology Curriculum113 Marine Biolog
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Business Administration CurriculumB
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Chemistry CurriculumMinor Requireme
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Classical Languages CurriculumClass
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Collegiate Seminar CurriculumColleg
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Collegiate Seminar Curriculum131 Tr
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Communication CurriculumUpper Divis
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Economics CurriculumMajor Requireme
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Economics Curriculum150 Environment
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Education CurriculumElectivesECE 13
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Education CurriculumMONT 111 Advanc
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English CurriculumEnglishFacultyRob
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English CurriculumUpper Division100
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English Curriculum180 MiltonStudy o
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English Curriculum264 CRAFT SEMINAR
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Environmental Science and Studies P
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Environmental and Earth Science Cur
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Health Science CurriculumHealth Sci
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History CurriculumTeaching Credenti
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History Curriculum131 Colonial Hist
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Integral Program CurriculumIntegral
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Kinesiology CurriculumKinesiologyFa
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Kinesiology Curriculum14 Outdoor Ed
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Kinesiology CurriculumLearning Outc
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Page 146 and 147: Philosophy CurriculumMajor Requirem
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Page 154 and 155: Politics Curriculum141 Contemporary
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Page 158 and 159: Psychology CurriculumDevelopmental
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Page 162 and 163: School CurriculumMinor Requirements
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Page 174 and 175: college administrationADMINISTRATIV
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Page 178 and 179: College GovernmentThomas P. O’Don
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Page 182 and 183: Undergraduate FacultyBrother Willia
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Page 188 and 189: Undergraduate FacultyDenise WitzigA
Page 190 and 191: ScholarshipsGenevieve Grace Owens M
Page 192 and 193: ScholarshipsClougherty Family Endow
Page 194 and 195: ScholarshipsElwood “China” and
Page 196 and 197: ScholarshipsAlbert Thille Memorial
Page 198 and 199: I RN YDICampus MapA B C D E F G H I
Page 200 and 201: IndexCenter for International Progr
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