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Contents Part II: Degree Program Descriptions, Faculty Lists and Courses Note: Please click the blue “Course Description” tab below to jump directly to an alphabetized list of degree programs. List of Degree Programs ............................... 106 Reader’s Guide to Course Descriptions ... 108 Course Abbreviations .................................... 109 Course Numbering System .......................... 110 Degree Programs and Courses ................... 111 University of Missouri Graduate School • 2008-2009 Catalog • http://gradschool.missouri.edu Table of Contents Course Descriptions User Guide PAGE 4 TAbLE OF CONTENTS
University of Missouri Leadership UM board of Curators Marion H. Cairns, Webster Groves John M. Carnahan III, Springfield Warren K. Erdman, Kansas City Bo Fraser, Columbia, Vice Chair Judith G. Haggard, Kennett Doug Russell, Lebanon Cheryl D. S. Walker, St. Louis, Chair Don Walsworth, Marceline David G. Wasinger, St. Louis Tony Luetkemeyer, Farmington, Student Representative University of Missouri System (UM) http://www.umsystem.edu/ Gary D. Forsee, MU President Gordon H. Lamb, Ph.D. Executive Vice President Steven W. Graham, Ph.D. Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs Natalie Krawitz, Vice President for Finance and Administration Stephen C. Knorr, Vice President for Government Relations Elizabeth A. Rodriguez, Vice President for Human Resources Gary K. Allen, DVM, Ph.D. Vice President for Information Technology Stephen J. Owens, General Counsel Kathleen M. Miller, Secretary to the Board James H. Ross, CEO, University of Missouri Health Care University of Missouri (MU) Columbia, Missouri brady Deaton, Chancellor Chancellor’s Staff: Michael F. Alden, Director, Intercollegiate Athletics Brian L. Foster, Provost David P. Housh, Vice Chancellor, Development / Alumni Relations Jacquelyn K. Jones, Vice Chancellor, Administrative Services Christine H. Koukola, Assistant to the Chancellor, University Affairs Todd A. McCubbin, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Alumni Relations Michael Middleton, Deputy Chancellor Tim R. Rooney, Director, MU Budget Office Catherine C. Scroggs, Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Karen Touzeau, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Human Resource Services brian L. Foster, Provost Provost’s Staff: Jacquelyn K. Jones, Vice Chancellor, Administrative Services Tim R. Rooney, Director of Budget Terry L. Barnes, Assistant to the Provost, Community College Partnerships Kenneth D. Dean, Deputy Provost Thomas A. Henderson, Assistant to the Provost, Economic Development Ann J. Korschgen, Vice Provost, Enrollment Management Pamela J. Benoit, Vice Provost for Advanced Studies and Dean of the Graduate School Gary K. Allen, UM Vice President for Information Technology and MU Chief Information Officer Handy Williamson, Jr., Vice Provost for International Programs Robert V. Duncan, Vice Chancellor for Research Catherine Scroggs, Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Michael W. Prewitt, Associate Vice Provost and Director, Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities James N. Spain, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies Michael Ouart, Vice Provost and Director of University of Missouri Extension Mardy T. Eimers, Director, Institutional Research Heiddi L. Davis, Director, Space Planning and Management University of Missouri Graduate School • 2008-2009 Catalog • http://gradschool.missouri.edu Table of Contents Course Descriptions User Guide continue to next page PAGE 5 UNIvERSITY OF MISSOURI LEADERSHIP
Page 1 and 2: Creating Tomorrows 2008-2009 Gradua
Page 3: Table of Contents Contents Part I:
Page 7 and 8: University of Missouri Graduate Cat
Page 9 and 10: Letter from the Dean As Dean of the
Page 11 and 12: FALL SEMESTER 2008 DAY DATE Classwo
Page 13 and 14: The Graduate School at University o
Page 15 and 16: MU Graduate Degrees Available 2008-
Page 17 and 18: I Industrial & Manufacturing System
Page 19 and 20: Health Management and Informatics E
Page 21 and 22: - Review the thesis process for mas
Page 23 and 24: ments have been met. If approved th
Page 25 and 26: studies from the student’s home a
Page 27 and 28: is completed at the departmental/pr
Page 29 and 30: which may be more restrictive. Fail
Page 31 and 32: ies and the Graduate School before
Page 33 and 34: The Doctoral Dissertation The disse
Page 35 and 36: MD program towards the 72 hour requ
Page 37 and 38: seeking or post-baccalaureate gradu
Page 39 and 40: The adviser must initiate the stude
Page 41 and 42: Acceptable substitutions include: -
Page 43 and 44: Grading & Credit Policies Grading S
Page 45 and 46: Extension and Appeals of Satisfacto
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Page 49 and 50: Key Terms to Know For Admissions Te
Page 51 and 52: University of Missouri Graduate Sch
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opportunities to obtain an applicat
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Application Instructions for On Cam
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Admission and Acceptance As explain
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mation about professional engineeri
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Notification for Re-Entry Before th
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Key Terms to Know Within Financial
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These graduate assistantships occur
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cial need. To be eligible for consi
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essary, the major unit shall hold t
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Academic Integrity and Professional
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Best Practice in Graduate Education
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the student’s specific adviser ma
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MU Professional and Graduate Studen
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Disability Services Our mission is
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MU graduate students have access to
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maintained and locations are record
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esearch, weed control evaluation, t
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College of Education Research Cente
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faculty services including classroo
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tional communities, such as Science
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Department of Chemistry Research Ce
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Interdisciplinary Research Centers
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apidly growing older adult populati
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4. Provide necessary resources for
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Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of
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School of Journalism Research Cente
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Human Development & Family Studies
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ACCY Accounting AG EC Agricultural
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Agricultural Economics Graduate Pro
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Required Application Materials To t
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AG EC 8087 Seminar in Agricultural
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ing student learning; motivating st
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integrates coursework and learning
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Kathy Sharpe Timms associate profes
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graduate standing and AN SCI 1065,
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American Archaeology Division of th
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non-thesis research (Anthropology 7
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ANTHRO 7150 Special Themes in Folkl
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ANTHRO 7826 Stone Artifact Analysis
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ANTHRO 8960 Graduate Readings in An
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mailed directly to the program. - F
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credit. The student must substantia
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ARCHST 8230 Computer Graphic Applic
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traditional and contemporary approa
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ART CERM 7110 Graduate Ceramic Scul
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Art History and Archaeology Graduat
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months before the final draft of th
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AR H A 7460 Roman Sculpture (3). Th
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sentation in relation to broader qu
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Douglas D. Randall professor emerit
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ed by the end of the second academi
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IOCHM 9430 Molecular Biology I (4).
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william A. Jacoby associate profess
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ity for in-depth research by presen
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techniques, transducers (optical, e
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Biological Sciences Graduate Progra
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IO SC 7986 Neurology of Motor Syste
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Biomedical Sciences Area Programs N
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disciplines that provide a unique o
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Admission Contact Information: Rose
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ody fluid homeostatic mechanisms, g
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LAb AN 9437 Pathology of Laboratory
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Tessa S.Marshall assistant teaching
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v M S 8022 Internal Medicine Clinic
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v M S 8435 Veterinary Clinical Scie
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Christian Lorson PhD, associate pro
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v PbIO 8442 Advanced Veterinary Pat
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L STU 7400 Studies in Anglophone Af
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databases, technical journals and m
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For More Information about the MAcc
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eporting to external parties; conce
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Required Courses: • Accountancy 7
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Career Preparation The Crosby MBA p
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Required Application Materials to t
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Finance Concentration, (PhD in Busi
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FINANC 9300 Financial Economics (3)
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MANGMT 8350 Organizational Analysis
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Management and Marketing in the Rob
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MRKTNG 9020 Seminar in Advanced Res
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ciplinary character of the course o
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program and working toward a gradua
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Chemical Engineering Faculty John G
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CH ENG 7321 Introduction to Ceramic
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Kent S. Gates Schlundt Professor of
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CHEM 8020 Introduction to X-ray Cry
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CHEM 8610 Advanced Radiochemistry (
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Praveen Edara assistant professor,
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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equisite: graduate standing or inst
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Cv ENG 8001 Advanced Topics in Civi
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Cv ENG 8330 Theory of Elasticity (3
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Cv ENG 8610 Materials and Measureme
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- Bachelor of arts degree from an a
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CLASS 7960 Special Readings in Clas
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GREEK 9787 Seminar on the Age of Pe
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Loren Reid professor emeritus, PhD,
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eas of studies in the field. During
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COMMUN 8610 Survey of Political Com
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students in the laboratories of ind
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Communication Science Disorders Cou
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C S D 8960 Directed Reading in Comm
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In addition to online subscriptions
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Financial Aid from the Program Some
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CMP SC 7430 Compilers I (3). Introd
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CMP SC 8380 Database Management Sys
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Conservation Biology Graduate Certi
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Dario Almarza assistant professor,
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appropriate form from the departmen
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C I 8618 Writing, Reading and Teach
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C I 8717 Teaching, Learning, & Rese
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for planning, implementing, and eva
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and students with disabilities. Pre
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TDP 7090 Early Childhood Seminar I
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TDP 7270 Teaching Mathematics in El
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TDP 7394 Middle School Language Art
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TDP 7574 Intro. Teaching Math in Mi
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TDP 7754 Inquiry into Art Education
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Admission Criteria Deadline for Spr
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DMU 7946 Cardiac Ultrasound Clinica
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- Non-Binding Methods of Dispute Re
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Ronald A. Ratti professor, PhD, Sou
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Econ 7370 (mathematical economics);
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ECONOM 7322 Economics of Regulation
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Structural change, an integral part
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ECONOM 9453 Advanced Macroeconomics
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Peggy Placier associate professor,
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ELPA’s Master’s Programs The de
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online (e.g., course managements sy
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ED LPA 9405 Seminar in Educational
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institutions currently operate and
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Educational, School and Counseling
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Admission Criteria Fall deadline: D
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a professional setting. Examines ma
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ESC PS 8400 Analysis of Research in
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ESC PS 8945 Practicum in Marriage a
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Electrical and Computer Graduate Pr
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Gregory Triplett assistant professo
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Non-Thesis Option For students who
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the future. Economics and environme
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detect optical radiation. Review of
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ECE 8320 Nonlinear Systems (3). Non
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Topics cover SAR data fundamentals
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John Evelev director of undergradua
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Financial Aid from the Program Some
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graduate school requirement for a P
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tion, but united by themes or tradi
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ENGLSH 7489 Major Anglophone Africa
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ENGLSH 8110 Forms (3). Topics (e.g.
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graduate training take place in a n
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Family and Community Medicine: Mast
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F C MD 7350 Special Readings in Com
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of Interior. It is staffed with thr
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toral program is expected to pass q
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ecology. Emphasis on mating systems
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marketing, marketing-mix developmen
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hydrology, physiology and wood qual
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e completed; 15 hours or more shall
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FOREST 8460 Advanced Forest Ecology
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Mark Hannink professor of biochemis
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- Minimum GPA: 3.0 in last 60 hours
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has an active program of research a
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Plan of Study for an MA in Geograph
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GEOG 8200 Seminar in World Regional
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plications in geology, environmenta
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GEOL 8990 Research (1-8). Does not
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ementary German; conducted in a cla
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Health Management & Informatics Fac
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ackgrounds and provides the knowled
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of the issues and problems in day-t
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decision-making in health care orga
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at least 3.3 on a 4.0 scale to be c
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Plans for MA Degrees: Non-thesis pl
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PhD Degree Requirements To obtain a
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the broad area as narrowly or as wi
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HIST 7020 United states History fro
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HIST 7515 Power and Oratory in Anci
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Directed research in the period 178
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Classical Greece and their methodol
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Admission Contact Information Maril
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sooner than 12 weeks after the fail
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prehensive exam. On petition of the
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of the normal aging process of the
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H D FS 8210 Theories of Human Devel
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H D FS 9090 Research in Human Devel
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wooseung Jang director of graduate
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Industrial & Manufacturing Systems
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IMSE 8410 Advanced Management Infor
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Informatics Faculty Chi-Ren Shyu di
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Degrees Offered The emphasis areas
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IS LT 7310 Seminar in Information S
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IS LT 7380 School Library Practicum
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IS LT 9445 Special Libraries and In
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learning and problem solving with e
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and public relations campaigns for
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Admission Criteria Fall deadline: J
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Plan of Study Doctoral study in jou
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JOURN 7146 Strategic Communication
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and gender and ethnic diversity in
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JOURN 7508 Information Graphics (3)
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JOURN 7736 Economics and Finance of
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JOURN 8020 Principles and Tools in
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JOURN 8110 Editing and News Design
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Matthew McGrath associate professor
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practical articulatory and transcri
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R. Andrew winholtz associate profes
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Elias Saab professor, PhD, Universi
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nomics 9413, Economics 8085 Problem
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MATH 7330 Theory of Numbers (3). Di
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MATH 7920 Introduction to Abstract
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MATH 8470 Advanced Numerical Analys
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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineerin
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materials, i.e. cabon nanotubes, Si
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the Graduate School upon the depart
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shock phenomenon in nozzles and dif
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MAE 8300 Microscale Heat Transfer (
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trol design including feedback line
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Lene Holland professor, PhD, Univer
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search in laboratories of individua
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signaling events underlying physiol
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Jill Raitt professor emerita of rel
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Mizzou Online: MU Graduate Degrees,
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Degrees Offered The department of M
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Lela Riley professor, PhD, Universi
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problems in microbiology for librar
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ESCP 8510 Medical and Psychological
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Eva Szekely professor, MS, The Juil
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MUS GENL 8090 Research in Music (cr
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niques in the interpretation of ban
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Natural Resources Master’s Degree
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Neuroscience Interdisciplinary Grad
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current in the afferent limb of the
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facilities, teaching and research s
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R. Andrew winholtz associate profes
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Plan of Study Students will be requ
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NU ENG 7331 Nonproliferation Issues
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NU ENG 8411 Nuclear Reactor Theory
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vices they provide. The School of N
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Passing scores on all sections of t
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Doctorate in Nursing Candidacy To a
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NURSE 8210 Special Health Care Need
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evidence, and develop plan for impl
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In addition, outstanding students c
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ecent research in poultry feeding.
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NUTR S 9090 Doctorate Research in N
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Diane Smith Ph.D., OTR/L. Research
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ner. The degree aims to enhance ski
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P R TR 8400 Constructs of Leisure (
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Leah Cohn DVM, PhD, associate profe
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v PbIO 8410 Seminar in Veterinary P
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Pathology and Anatomical Sciences G
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Resources for research in integrati
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Personal Financial Planning Faculty
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FINPLN 7386 Financial Planning: Emp
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Philosophy Graduate Programs Contac
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- A written and oral dissertation p
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PHIL 8300 Dissertation Seminar (1).
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uisite: Graduate standing in Philos
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- Official Transcripts (year of app
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PH THR 7940 Clinical Education I (4
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Sergei Kopeikin associate professor
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Doctorate in Physics & Astronomy Ab
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PHYSCS 8301 Topics in Astronomy and
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of Missouri-Columbia, known as MU.
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Prakash R. Arelli adjunct professor
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Plant Microbiology & Pathology In p
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of aquatic arthropods; emphasizes f
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Political Science Graduate Programs
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The master’s degree program culmi
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POL SC 9040 Advanced Political Meth
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ods for testing foreign policy are
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Psychological Sciences Faculty Ann
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Kristy vanMarle assistant professor
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Dual Emphasis Program in Child Clin
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PSYCH 8210 Functional Neuroscience
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PSYCH 9310 Theories of Social Psych
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instructor’s consent, a graduate
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within these two departments, at le
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Admission Criteria Fall deadline: R
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Public Affairs Courses PUb AF 7001
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in regional development policy. Exp
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series cross-sectional data, cluste
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- CV or resume - Verification from
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is your key to an exciting new care
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Religious Studies Master of Arts Co
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In addition to these core requireme
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study of the role of women in relig
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Romance Languages & Literatures Gra
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ish must complete a proficiency exa
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Purpose and questions The qualifyin
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tions established by the Graduate S
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FRENCH 9080 Readings in French (3-6
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SPAN 8419 Studies in Nineteenth-Cen
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in sociology, students of high meri
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Graduate Certificate Program in Soc
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Slavonic Studies for information ab
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School of Health Professions About
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School of Social Work is a charter
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Application and Admission Informati
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SOC wK 7480 Helping Strategies with
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pressed populations and creative st
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SOC wK 9990 Doctoral Dissertation R
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- Minimum GRE score: case-bycase -
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SOCIOL 7400 Sociology of Health Sys
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SOCIOL 8435 Graduate Seminar in Sci
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who wish to be considered for inter
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Dissertation A dissertation, which
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atmospheric circulations. Prerequis
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sites: graduate standing and concur
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Signe Cohen associate professor of
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Master or Educational Specialist De
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ently undergraduates at Mizzou. Ple
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SPC ED 8300 Students with Behaviora
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SPC ED 8485 Introduction and Method
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tains a state-of-the-art computer n
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Dual Master’s Degree in Economics
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Statistics Courses STAT 7002 Topics
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STAT 7810 Nonparametric Methods (3)
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tional probability and expectation;
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etail strategies. Prerequisite: gra
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playwrights have won the prestigiou
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Independent Project Each candidate
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outside of the department that must
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as extension of time may be granted
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Women’s & Gender Studies Graduate
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Carol Lazzaro-weis professor of rom
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ines the history and structure of
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wGST 8630 Gendered Relations in Fam
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