Calendar 2005-2006 - The University of Akron

316 The University of Akron 2005-2006
Teacher Education Program, 126
Teaching Faculty, Full-Time, 307
TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages), 131
Electrical Engineering, Degree Program, 121
Courses, 250
Electronic Engineering Technology, Associate
Degree Programs, 78
Bachelor of Science, Degree Program, 70
Courses, 224
Elementary Education (see Early Childhood)
Emergency Management, Degree Program, 69
Certificate Program, 192
Courses, 218
Emergency Medical Services Technology,
Associate Degree Program, 81, 218
Emergency Phone Numbers, 4, 31
Emergency Phones, 31
Emeritus Faculty, 284
Employment, Student, 27, 65
Engineering Center, Microscale Physiochemical, 210
Engineering, College of, 118, 249
Accreditation, 118
Admission, 118
Criteria for Direct Admission, 40
Advancement Council, 312
Biotechnology Specialization Certificate (Chemical
Engineering), 120
BS/MS in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, 120
Cooperative Education Program, 118
Course Materials Fee Schedule, 57
Courses, 249
Credit and Grade-Point Requirements for Graduation, 50
Degrees Offered, 118
Facilities and Equipment, 17
General Engineering, 249
Graduation, Requirements for, 118
Motion and Control Specialization Certificate, 122
Objectives, 118
Polymer Engineering Specialization Certificate
(Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering), 120
Polymer Engineering Specialization Certificate
(Mechanical Engineering), 122
Programs of Instruction, 119
Bachelor of Science Program, 124
Biomedical Engineering, 123, 254
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, 119, 249
Civil Engineering, 120, 250
Computer Engineering, 121,252
Electrical Engineering, 121, 251
Mechanical Engineering, 122, 252
Mechanical Polymer Engineering, 122, 253
Requirements, 118
Teaching Faculty, Full-Time, 307
Engineering and Science Technology
Associate Degree Program, 78
Baccalaureate Degree Program, 69
Engineering Geology, 109
Engineering, Polymer, 169, 281
(see also Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering, College
of Mechanical Engineering — Polymer Engineering Certification;
and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering — Polymer
Engineering Certification)
Engineering and Science Technology, 69
English, Associate Studies, 216
English, Degree Program, 108
Courses, 233
Minors, 178
English Language Institute, 209, 228
Entrepreneurship Programs
Certificate Program, 192
Courses, 263
Minor, 178
Entrepreneurial Studies, William and Rita Fitzgerald
Institute for, 209
Environmental Studies, Center for, 208
Environmental Studies, Certificate Program, 192, 228
Equal Education and Employment Opportunity
Statement, 3
Expenses (see Fees and Expenses)
F
Facilities and Equipment, Campus, 15
Faculty, Alphabetical, Listing of, 291
Faculty, by College, Listing of, 306
Faculty, Emeritus, 284
Family and Child Development, Degree Program, 147
Family and Consumer Sciences, Degree Programs, 147
Courses, 268
Dietetics, 152
Family and Child Development, 147
Family and Consumer Science Teacher Education,153
Fashion Merchandising, 149
Step-Up programs with Summit College, 151
Food and Consumer Sciences, 148
Interior Design, 150
Marketing and Sales Technology (Step-Up programs with
Summit College), 150
Minor, 179
Family and Consumer Science Teacher Education,
Degree Program, 153
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 66
Family Studies, Center for, 208
Fashion Merchandising, Degree Program, 149
Fees and Expenses, 52
Admission Application Fee, 52
Alternative Credit Fees, 52
Auditors, 52
Course Materials Fee Schedule, 54
Enrollment, Cancellation for Non-payment, 61
Graduation Fees, 52
Library Fees, 54
Miscellaneous Fees, 53
Orientation Program Fees, 52
Parking Fees, 54
Payment Plan, 61
Refunds, 61
Refunds, Residence Halls, 62
Registration and Other Related Fees, 52
Residency Requirements, 62
Room and Board Rates, 26
Student Health and Accident Insurance, 61
Technology Fees, 54
Tuition and Fees, 52
Typical Annual Student Expenses, 52
Veterans Expenses, 61
FERPA (Family Education Rights and Privacy Act), 66
Finance, Degree Program, 141
Courses, 263
Minors, 179
Finance for Business Majors, Minor, 179
Finance for Non-Business Students, 260
Financial Aid, 27, 63
Application, 63
Computation, 65
Distribution of Aid, 65
Eligibility, 66
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 66
Inquiries, 66
Installment Payment Plan, 66
Mission Statement, 63
Notification of Award, 65
Revision of Awards, 65
Sources of Aid, 64
Student Rights and Responsibilities, 66
Standards of Satisfactory Progress, 66
Refund/Repayment Schedule, 65
Financial Planning, Minor, 179
Certificate Program, 193
Financial Services for Non-Business Majors, Minor, 179
Fine and Applied Arts, College of, 145, 266
Admission, 145
Criteria for Direct Admission, 40
Advancement Council, 312
Certificates (see Certificate Programs, 186)
Course Materials Fee Schedule, 58
Credit and Grade-Point Requirements for Graduation, 50
Degrees Offered, 145
Facilities and Equipment, 19
Graduation Requirements, 145
Minors (see Minor Areas of Study, 172)
Overview, 145
Programs of Instruction, 145
Art, 145, 266
Applied Music (courses), 273
Communication, 158, 273
Dance, 162, 277
Dance Organizations (courses), 278
Dance Performance (courses), 279
Family and Consumer Sciences, 147, 268
Music, 154, 271
Musical Organizations (courses), 272
Social Work, 160, 274
Sonomatics and World Dance (courses), 278
Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, 160, 275
Theatre, 161, 276
Theatre Organizations (courses), 277
Requirements, 145
Teaching Faculty, Full-Time, 307
Fire and Hazardous Materials Research,
Training Center for, 210
Fire Protection Technology, 80
Certificate Program, 193
Courses, 218
Minor, 180
Food and Consumer Sciences, Degree Program, 148
Foreign Languages, Degree Program
(see Modern Languages, 112)
Fraternities (see Greek Life, 29), 112
French (see also Modern Languages)
Degree Program, 112
Courses, 242
Freshman Residential Policy Requirements, 26
G
General Business, Degree Program, 140
Courses, 262
General Education Requirements (University College), 94
Geographic and Land Information Systems
Associate Degree Program, 79
Certificate Program, 193
Courses, 227
Geography and Planning, Degree Programs, 108
Cartography/Geographic Information Sciences, 109
Courses, 235
Geographic and Land Information Systems,
Certificate Program, 193
Minor, 180
Planning, Certificate Program, 201
Geology, Degree Programs, 109
Courses, 236
Minor, 180
Geophysics (see Geology, 109)
German, Degree Program, 112, 242
Gerontology, Certificate Program, 194, 228
Global Business, Institute for, 210
Grade Policies and Credit, 43
Academic Dishonesty, 45
Academic Reassessment, 44
Audit Policy, 45
Course Substitution Policy, 44
Credit-Noncredit, 45
Dean’s List, 44
Grades and Grading System, 43
Probation-Dismissal, 44
Repeating Courses, 44
Student Outcome Assessment, 45
Transient Work, 45
Graduation with Honors, 51
Graduate School, Degree Programs, Listing of, 8
Graduation Fees, 52
Graduation Requirements, 49
Associate Requirements, 49
Baccalaureate Requirements, 49
Change of Requirements, 49
Credit and Grade-Point Requirements, 50
Graduation with Honors, 51
Level Status, 49
Grants and Loans, Student (see Financial Aid, 63)
Greek Life, 29 (see also Directory of Student Organizations, 33)
Greek (see Classics)
Guest Students, Admission, 39
H
Handicapped (see Office of Accessibility, 25)
Health and Safety, 30
Health and Social Policy, Institute for, 210
Health Care Selling, Certificate Program, 194
Health Education, Degree Program, 131
Courses, 260
Health and Accident Insurance, Student, 61
Health Services, Student, 27
High School Seniors, Graduating (Admission), 36
History, Degree Programs, 110
Courses, 237
Minor, 180
History of the University, 6
Home-Based Intervention, Certificate Program, 194, 215