2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Camp) and the Professional Military Education (PME)
requirement. More information about the minor is
available through the Department of Military Science.
Professional Military Education (PME) Requirements
To receive a commission as a Second Lieutenant in
the U.S. Army and to graduate with a Minor in Military
Science students must also complete a course in the
following area to receive credit for their Professional
Military Education (PME) requirements. Further
information on this requirement will be provided to the
students during contracting into the Army ROTC
program.
• Military History
Scholarship Information
The Army ROTC Scholarship Program provides
financial assistance for the education and training of
highly motivated men and women who desire to
pursue careers as commissioned officers in the U.S.
Army after graduation with a bachelor’s degree. Four,
three- and two-year scholarships are available to
qualified candidates. The scholarship pays for school
tuition, books, certain fees, and provides the student
with a monthly, tax-free stipend of between $300 and
$500 per month for up to 10 months per year.
(depending on academic status). For more information
pertaining to scholarships and enrollment eligibility
please contact the Department of Military Science at
549-2141.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Department Chair: Hudson
Faculty: Barto, B. Beck, Cantu, Chi, Crafts, Creager,
Duncan, Eastin, Eberhardt, Hollingsworth,
Ihm, Markowski, Peters, Plumer, Reid, Sizer,
Turner, Veronika String Quartet (Afanassieva,
Dobrotvorskaia, Garibova, Artmann), Webring
The Music Department of Colorado State University-
Pueblo seeks to promote excellence in musicianship
and to equip students for a career in music. The major
in music leads to a degree of Bachelor of Arts (BA).
Mission, Goals and Objectives
The mission of the Department of Music at Colorado
State University-Pueblo is to prepare undergraduate
students to function professionally in their chosen field
of music within the larger context of a liberal education,
to provide artistic enrichment for the community, and to
serve as an artistic resource.
The goals of the Department of Music are:
• To prepare students to function professionally in
their field of music,
• To provide appropriate musical experiences for
students in the liberal arts program,
• To prepare students to pursue advanced study in
their respective areas,
• To encourage in all students the development of
musical sensitivity and an understanding of the
aesthetic process,
• To provide for the University and community the
enrichment afforded by a variety of musical
experiences.
The objectives of the Department of Music used to
accomplish the goals outlined above include:
• To offer courses and related experiences of an
appropriate nature and quality and of sufficient
breadth to allow the student adequate opportunity
to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills.
• To offer and encourage student participation in a
variety of ensembles and other instructional
opportunities, allowing for varying musical tastes,
experiences, and abilities,
• To sufficiently challenge each music student to
progress beyond the minimum requirements of a
degree program, and to provide opportunities for
growth beyond classroom instruction,
• To present music in a manner that promotes it as
an art form,
• To offer and promote quality performance and
instruction, and to serve as an artistic resource.
Requirements
GPA
Students are required to complete all major and minor
courses with a grade of C or better and to maintain a
cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better.
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