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

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Undergraduate FacultyDenise WitzigAdjunct in English; B.A., University of California, Berkeley; M.A., Ph.D.candidate, Brown University. At Saint Mary’s since 1989.Stephen Brim WoolpertProfessor of Politics; B.A., Grinnell College; M.A., Johns Hopkins University;Ph.D., Stanford University. At Saint Mary’s since 1981.Diana Ting Liu WuProfessor of Business Administration; M.B.A., New York University; Ph.D.,The Wright Institute, Berkeley. At Saint Mary’s since 1981.Ben XuProfessor of English; B.A., Jiangsu Teachers College, China; M.A., FudanUniversity, China; Ph.D., University of Massachusetts. At Saint Mary’ssince 1991.Brother Martin Yribarren, FSCLecturer in Collegiate Seminar and Tutor in Integral Program; B.A.,Saint Mary’s College; M.A., California State University, Los Angeles; Ph.D.,University of Southern California. At Saint Mary’s since 1995.Paul ZarnothAssociate Professor of Psychology; B.A., Beloit College; M.A., Ph.D.,University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. At Saint Mary’s since 2002.Professors EmeritiChester Aaron, M.A.Professor of EnglishFred E. Anderson, Jr., C.P.A.Professor of AccountingDaniel D. Cawthon, Ph.D.Professor of Performing ArtsWilber A. Chaffee, Jr., Ph.D.Professor of PoliticsJohn S. Correia, Ph.D.Professor of ChemistryJohn Dwyer, Ph.D.Professor of Theology and Religious StudiesValerie M. Gomez, Ph.D.Professor of Modern LanguagesJoan U. Halperin, Ph.D.Professor of Modern LanguagesSandra Hellman, D.P.H., M.B.A.Professor of Health Services AdministrationRonald Isetti, Ph.D.Professor of HistoryBrother T. Brendan Kneale, FSC, M.S., M.A.Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer ScienceJoseph Lanigan, B.A., Ph.D.Professor of Philosophy and in the Integral ProgramRafael Alan Pollock, Ph.D.Professor of English and in the Integral ProgramBrother Dominic Ruegg, FSC, Ph.D., L.H.D.Professor of Classics and Theology and Religious StudiesMary Doyle SpringerProfessor of EnglishNorman Springer, Ph.D.Professor of EnglishPhyllis Stowell, Ph.D.Professor of EnglishJohn F. Waddell, M.S.Associate Professor of Physics and AstronomyMaureen Simonne Wesolowski, Ph.D.Professor of Modern LanguagesStanford W. White, M.B.A., C.P.A.Professor of Accounting187
scholarshipsThe following scholarships are available to full-time, traditionalundergraduate students. To apply for scholarship funding, seeApplying for Aid, p. 19.ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPSCathedral Alumni Annual ScholarshipAn annual award provided by a Cathedral/Saint Mary’s College alumnus tobenefit a deserving student from Cathedral High School in Los Angeles.James W. Coffroth Memorial Annual ScholarshipsA fund has been made available from the will of the late James W.Coffroth for students in need of aid to continue their education.Brother Cornelius Art Scholarship InternshipA scholarship named in memory of Brother F. Cornelius Braeg, aSaint Mary’s College art professor. The recipient, chosen by a committeethrough an application process, will perform an internship at the HearstArt Gallery in addition to receiving scholarship funds.Albert B. Costa Annual ScholarshipAn annual scholarship established by Albert B. Costa, to assist a studentwith financial need and majoring in environmental studies, environmentalscience or health science.William Garcia Memorial Annual ScholarshipA scholarship fund established by the Garcia family in honor of WilliamGarcia, class of 1932.JEC Foundation ScholarshipA scholarship funded by a grant from the JEC Foundation of SouthPasadena, California, to assist deserving students.Lazof Family Foundation ScholarshipsFour scholarships provided by The Lazof Family Foundation for studentswith financial need who maintain a 3.0 grade point average and are ontrack to completing their degrees in four years.The Bonnie O’Flaherty Memorial Annual FundA scholarship fund to assist a freshman student of demonstratedneed who has maintained a “B” average or better in high school.The scholarship was established by family and friends in memoryof Bonnie O’Flaherty.188
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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 RequirementsRequirements f
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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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Business Administration CurriculumU
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Business Administration Curriculum1
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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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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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International Area Studies Curricul
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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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Liberal & Civic Studies Program Cur
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Modern Languages CurriculumModern L
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Modern Languages Curriculum2 Contin
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Modern Languages Curriculum2 Contin
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Modern Languages Curriculum130 Them
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Page 154 and 155: Politics Curriculum141 Contemporary
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Page 162 and 163: School CurriculumMinor Requirements
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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 186 and 187: Undergraduate FacultyA.W. OrtonLect
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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