1991-1993 Catalog - Catalogs - West Virginia University

Joseph A. Marshall, Ph.D. (U. Md.). Animal behavior, Ichthyology, Aquaculture.Ethel C. Montiegel, M.S. (WVU). Animal physiology, Vertebrate anatomy,Developmental biology.Leah A. Williams, Ph.D. (WVU). Chairperson. Developmental biology, Vertebrateanatomy, Cellular/molecular biology.Assistant ProfessorsAnn L. Chester, Ph.D. (Duke U.). Adjunct. Plant ecology.Patricia E. Gallagher, Ph.D. (U. Tenn.). Cellular/molecular biology, DNA repairmechanisms.Keith Garbutt, Ph.D. (U. Wales). Population genetics, Ecological genetics.Karen S. Katula, Ph.D. (Northwestern U.). Cellular/molecular biology, Moleculargenetics, Recombinant DNA.Michael A. Kotarski, Ph.D. (Cornell U.). Cellular/molecular biology, Gene regulation inDrosophilia.Deborah A. Leonard, Ph.D. (Cornell U.). Adjunct. Cellular/molecular biology,Regulation of cholesterol utilization in cultured cells.Board of Regents Bachelor of ArtsEspecially designed for the adult, non-traditional student, the Board of RegentsBachelor of Arts degree offers the opportunity to gain credits for work and life experience(college equivalent credit).Degree RequirementsTotal credits: 128.Upper-division credits: 40.General education: 36, including communications, six; humanities, six; naturalsciences, six; and social sciences, six.AdmissionAdmission to the program is open to students who graduated from high school atleast four years ago. For those passing a high school equivalency test, admission mustbe four years after their class graduated from high school. Students who have beenenrolled full time at WVU during the preceding calendar year are not eligible foradmission. No n -traditional students over 25 years of age may be granted a waiver ofthis regulation.FeesTuition and fees are the same for the Regents B.A. as for other undergraduatedegree programs, except that there is an additional $100 assessment fee charged tothose students who request evaluation of their work and life experience.Detailed information is available from: Coordinator, Board of Regents B.A. DegreeProgram, WVU Student Services Center, Morgantown, WV 26506. Telephone (304)293-5441.ChemistryDegrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of ScienceAnthony Winston, ChairpersonPaul W. Jagodzinski, Associate ChairpersonRonald B. Smart, Associate ChairpersonNature of ProgramThe Department of Chemistry offers two degree programs: the Bachelor ofScience (Chemistry) and the Bachelor of Arts with a major in chemistry. These twoChemistry 95