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2010-2012 UNDERGRADUATE BULLETIN Fo
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2010-2012 UNDERGRADUATE BULLETIN Fo
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68 The College Council 68 Academic
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Spring 2011 Jan. 3 (Mon.) Universit
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Campuses Rose Hill Rose Hill, Fordh
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urban environment that New York Cit
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Language Learning Center Locations:
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Communities and other programs that
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egistered Colleges and Universities
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Mathematics Calculus AB, Calculus B
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Financial Services Locations: Rose
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Fordham College of Liberal Studies
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Other State Grants There are some s
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Academic Programs, Policies and Pro
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students to study the classical doc
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other major disciplines in which et
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ARHI 1100-Art History Introduction
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Service-Learning The central goal o
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are admitted to the University they
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International and Study Abroad Prog
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4. Tampering with or misusing fire
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Policy and accepts the instructor
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is no numerical value attached to a
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with the scheduled list of excused
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Prior to fifth week of term 60% 40%
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Student Records Notification of Rig
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Students wishing to major in biolog
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Change of Address or Name Students
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Scholarships and Awards In addition
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of graduate or professional school.
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Fordham College at Rose Hill senior
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The Fechteler Award. Named in honor
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Help Desk / Walk-In Support Centers
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Academic Policies and Procedures Re
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must notify the Office of Undergrad
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The Clare Boothe Luce Undergraduate
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Honor Societies For the Fordham Col
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Mathematics Help Room LC: Lowenstei
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Fordham College of Liberal Studies
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egistrations, consultation with dea
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Except in unusual circumstances, st
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and financed by royalties from her
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THE ADULT LEARNER: IDENTITY, CHANGE
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AFAM 1100-African American History
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AFAM 3689 - AFRICAN LITERATURE II (
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Three music history courses chosen
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ARHI 2211 - CHINESE ARCHAEOLOGY (4
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ARHI 2460 - ARCHITECTURE 1300-1750
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ace, gender, class, age, authorship
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development of elaborate counterpoi
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BISC 1401-Introduction to Biology I
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work in junior year is required. De
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CHEM 2541 - ORGANIC LABORATORY I (2
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A minor in classical civilization c
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and Media Studies, COMM 1011-Introd
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concentration requirement can serve
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COMM 2203 - NEWSWRITING I (4 credit
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democratic practices, the variety o
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COMM 3483 - WOMEN FILMMAKERS (4 cre
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Overview The Computer and Informati
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CISC 1100-Structures of Computer Sc
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CISC 3760 - FCLS HONORS: MIND, MACH
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in the metropolitan area during the
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V. Somatic Courses One of the follo
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DANC 1341 - JAZZ I - NON-MAJORS (2
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movement with simple breathing exer
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DANC 2611 - HORTON IV (2 credits) T
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DANC 3910 - REHEARSAL SEMINAR (3 cr
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DANC 4821 - SENIOR PROJ IN CHOREO I
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economic and financial conditions,
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ECON 3240 - WORLD POVERTY (4 credit
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The major emphasizes the historical
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ENGL 3330-The Global 18th Century (
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ENGL 3050 - WRITING WORKSHOP: FICTI
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ENGL 3218 - 17TH CENTURY POETRY (4
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two decades of the 19th-century who
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ENGL 3625 - EARLY AMERICAN LITERATU
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filmmakers such as Bresson, Merchan
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For the Class of 2012 and Earlier S
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HIST 1075 - UNDRSTND HIST CHG:ERLY
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modernity. Topics include the cultu
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HIST 3857 - AMERICA SINCE 1945 (4 c
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Mathematics Chair: Hastings Adviser
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MATH 3001 - LINEAR ALGEBRA II (4 cr
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Program Requirements French Languag
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toward their major. Students minori
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FREN 2651-Textual Explication (R, L
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FREN 3005 - CULTURE AND CIVILIZATIO
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in Italian as majors or minors, who
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SPAN 1999 - SERVICE LEARNING-1000 L
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student teachers in their senior ye
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NSCI 2040 - RESEARCH DESIGN & ANALY
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under Interdisciplinary Programs. F
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e selected from Aristotle and Kant.
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Even so, most contemporary epistemo
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PHIL 3552 - MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY (4
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PHIL 3973 - WAR AND PEACE-JUST WAR
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All students planning to major in p
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PHYS 3100 - MATH METHODS IN PHYSICS
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POSC 4410-Seminar: Gender and Third
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POSC 1999 - INDEPENDENT STUDY (1 cr
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POSC 3120 - NEW YORK CITY INTERNSHI
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POSC 4105 - SEM: PRESIDENTIAL NOMIN
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The requirements are summarized as
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PSYC 2010 - RESEARCH METHODS LAB (5
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PSYC 3900 - PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORIES
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Following admission, students compl
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Contribution to Core Sociology and
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SOCI 3150-Sociology of Work (R) SOC
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politicization of gender and Islam.
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contemporary museums-related contro
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SOCI 2875 - PRISON, PROBATION, PARO
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SOCI 3300 - “RACE” AND “MIXED
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SOCI 3714 - TERRORISM AND SOCIETY (
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13. One advanced acting course take
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A major consists of a minimum of 10
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Courses Open to Non-Theatre Majors
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theatre: models, costume sketches,
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class. The semester will culminate
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VART 1135 - VISUAL THINKING I (4 cr
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page layouts of three kinds of book
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courses from the three-course seque
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A continuation of THEO 1201. THEO 1
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THEO 3711 - SACRED TEXTS OF MIDEAST
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music, or English departments; one
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Polish. Students will read memoir,
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Course Descriptions AMST 2000 - MAJ
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10. One course in environmental pol
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previous coursework in environmenta
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Biology (two courses, plus associat
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Economics Core ECON 1100-Basic Macr
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Europe INST 3000-International Stud
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ANTH 3196-Peoples of the Americas A
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Cross-Listed Courses from Other Dep
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Literary Studies Co-Director: Parme
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COLI 3434 - THE AVANT-GARDES: EUROP
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2. One course in medieval literatur
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MVST 4001 - VIKINGS AND VALUES (4 c
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• Students may take no more than
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PJST 3322 - PAN-AMERICAN POETIC REB
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urban and regional planning, archit
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The senior project or thesis may be
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Graduate School of Education gradua
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Business Minors Adviser: Burke (RH,
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intentions known to an adviser as e
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community and volunteer their time
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Junior and Senior Honors Courses HP
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HPRH 3001 - REL IN THE MODERN WORLD
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COMM 2501-Effective Speaking, CMBU
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Objectives The College of Business
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THEO 2000-2999 Sophomore Core Area-
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Bachelor of Science in Public Accou
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two split courses still count as on
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Free electives 3 (0) Total 40 (40)
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CBA London Summer Program, CBA Lond
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CBA Honors Thesis Program Directors
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choose to pursue that instead). The
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Fordham’s London Centre Adviser:
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permission; and (2) a failure will
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Academic Honors, Awards and Societi
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Garden State (New Jersey) Graduate
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Page 363 and 364: Maps and Directions www.fordham.edu
Page 365 and 366: Lincoln Center Campus Leon Lowenste
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Page 369 and 370: I Immunization 18 Incomplete Course
Page 371 and 372: Directory of University Offices Ros
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