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Index A A&C courses Undergraduate ...............................................................................................52 Graduate........................................................................................................118 ACT Training ........................................................................................................90 Academic calendar.........................................................................................................189 counseling .......................................................................................................18 dishonesty .......................................................................................................21 honors. See Dean’s list for College of Law; Dean’s List of honor students; Recognition of academic honors. performance. See Unsatisfactory academic performance. policies and procedures..................................................................................7 programs and degrees. See Degrees, majors, and certificates. progress (financial aid). See Satisfactory academic progress. standards committee review .......................................................................12 See also Satisfactory academic progress; School academic standards committees. support center................................................................................................18 support services (College of Law)............................................................162 term ..................................................................................................................17 Accreditation and recognition .............................................................................v Doctor of Psychology ...................................................................................77 Legal Studies Program..................................................................................38 College of Law..............................................................................................161 Addiction Studies specialization .......................................................................88 Adding courses. See Changes in registration. Address(es) campus. See Maps and floor plans. changes. See Changes of name or address. Administration specialization, Museum Studies...............................................................108 JFK University ..............................................................................................165 National University System.......................................................................165 Admissions...............................................................................................................3 application information..................................................................................3 auditors ..............................................................................................................4 deferment ..........................................................................................................3 degree and certificate students .....................................................................3 denial..................................................................................................................4 enrollment deposit ..........................................................................................3 graduate .............................................................................................................6 international students.....................................................................................4 linked programs BA linked degree......................................................................................51 BS/MBA linked.........................................................................................36 Sport Psychology/PsyD Linked...........................................................116 non-degree........................................................................................................4 program transfer .......................................................................................4, 11 provisional admission .....................................................................................3 readmission.......................................................................................................4 second baccalaureate degree .........................................................................6 transfer credit graduate........................................................................................................6 undergraduate ......................................................................................5, 11 See also individual programs. Adults and Children Together Against Violence ...........................................90 Advanced Placement (AP) ....................................................................................5 Advancement to candidacy ................................................................................80 Advising, peer See Academic counseling. Alcohol. See Drug and alcohol policy. Alumni association...............................................................................................18 American Council on Education (ACE) ....................................................................5, 6 Psychological Association (APA) ...............................................................78 AP Credit. See Advanced Placement. Appeal process (financial aid) ............................................................................31 See also Probation, dismissal, and reinstatement. Appendices ..........................................................................................................163 Application information........................................................................................3 fees....................................................................................................................28 financial aid.....................................................................................................30 See also individual programs. Approvals and refunds for registration and schedule changes......................7 See also Refund policy. Art gallery, Berkeley campus ........................................................................vi, 73 Arts & Consciousness..........................................................................................73 courses [A&C] undergraduate...........................................................................................52 graduate ...................................................................................................118 exhibitions.......................................................................................................73 facilities............................................................................................................73 mentorships....................................................................................................73 Performance Studies specialization...........................................................77 Studio Arts BFA .............................................................................................................49 MFA ............................................................................................................74 Transformative Arts (Master of Arts) .......................................................75 visiting artists .................................................................................................74 Attendance..............................................................................................17, 38, 112 See also Non-registered students. Auditors ....................................................................................................................8 admission policy ..............................................................................................4 Awarding of the degree or certificate........................................................15 Awards at the commencement ceremony .......................................................16 B Bachelor’s degree Business Administration..............................................................................35 completion program. See Liberal Arts. Fine Arts..........................................................................................................49 graduation requirements .............................................................................13 listing. See Degrees, majors, and certificates. second ................................................................................................................6 See also individual programs. Berkeley campus...........................................................................................................184 cohort program..............................................................................................89 Board of Trustees ...............................................................................................164 Breadth requirements. See General-education breadth. See also individual programs. Business Administration Bachelor of Science .......................................................................................35 linked BS/MBA program........................................................................36 specializations...........................................................................................36 courses [BUS] undergraduate...........................................................................................53 graduate ...................................................................................................121 Master of .......................................................................................................105 admission requirements .......................................................................106 joint MBA/MA Museum Studies...............................................107, 109 specializations ........................................................................................106 C Calendar, university ...........................................................................................189 See also Academic term. California MFT licensing requirements ....................................................86, 92 Campbell campus...............................................................................................182 194 Index JOHN F. KENNEDY UNIVERSITY
Camps Expressive Arts ..............................................................................................90 LEAP (Sport Psychology) ..........................................................................114 Campus crime .......................................................................................................18 Campuses and centers ..........................................................................................vi maps and floor plans ..................................................................................180 Career center ...............................................................................................................18 Catalog changes ......................................................................................................ii CBA courses ..........................................................................................................56 See also Credit by assessment. Centers.....................................................................................................................vi career center (Pleasant Hill)........................................................................18 center for holistic counseling (Oakland)..........................................97, 187 community counseling center Pleasant Hill ............................................................................................185 Sunnyvale ................................................................................................186 See also Campuses and centers. Certificate programs graduation requirements .............................................................................14 listed. See Degrees, majors, and certificates. petition for ......................................................................................................15 Change(s) catalog. See Catalog changes. grade. See under Grading system. name or address.............................................................................................26 program. See Program transfer. registration........................................................................................................7 fees ..............................................................................................................28 CHEA. See Council for Higher Education Accreditation. Child and Adolescent Therapy specialization ................................................88 Civil Rights Policies and Procedures ................................................................19 Grievance Procedures for Civil Rights Violations ..................................19 Formal Procedures for Civil Rights Issues................................................19 Appellate Procedures for Civil Rights Issues ...........................................20 Class ranks for the College of Law........................................................................12 schedule.............................................................................................................7 Clinical sport psychology..........................................................................................115 training certificate (post-master’s).............................................................89 See also Psychology, Doctor of. CNS courses ........................................................................................................123 Code of conduct. See Conduct. Cohort programs ..................................................................................................89 Collections Management specialization..........................................................47 College Level Examination Program (CLEP) ...........................................................5 of Law ............................................................................................................159 See also Law, College of of Professional Studies..................................................................................71 of Undergraduate Studies ............................................................................33 Commencement ceremony...........................................................................15,16 Committee of Bar Examiners ................................................................v, 14, 161 Competency examinations. See Assessment tests. Completion program. See Liberal Arts. Concurrent enrollment at other institutions ....................................................9 See also Cross-registration. Conduct..................................................................................................................22 by applicants for admission.........................................................................24 classroom ........................................................................................................22 interim suspension........................................................................................24 online ...............................................................................................................22 proceedings.....................................................................................................24 sanctions..........................................................................................................23 student responsibilities.................................................................................22 unacceptable student behaviors .................................................................22 Index Conflict resolution ...............................................................................................18 Consciousness and Healing specialization...........................................................................83 and Transformative Studies.........................................................................82 courses [CNS].........................................................................................123 Continuing education..........................................................................................18 Continuing education units (CEUs) ............................................................5 Controlled substances. See Drug and alcohol policy. Core curriculum [COR] courses .......................................................................57 Corporate or government agency courses.........................................................6 Correspondence courses. See Extension and correspondence courses. Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) ...........................4, 5, 6 Counseling academic..........................................................................................................18 centers...............................................................................................................vi career center (Pleasant Hill) ..................................................................18 center for holistic counseling (Oakland) ....................................47, 187 community counseling center Pleasant Hill.......................................................................................185 Sunnyvale ...........................................................................................186 Psychology ......................................................................................................83 admission/course prerequisite policy ..................................................84 cohort programs ...................................................................................145 comprehensive master’s examination...........................................141 courses [PSY/PSJ/PSE/PSB] ...........................................................164 field experience, supervised...................................................................85 individual program of study ................................................................142 individual psychotherapy .......................................................................86 master’s thesis...........................................................................................86 MFT licensing requirements, California.............................................87 performance review and assessment ...................................................84 personal psychotherapy.........................................................................86 Post-Master’s Clinical Training certificate .........................................89 professional development workshops..................................................86 specializations...........................................................................................88 supervised field experience....................................................................85 Psychology - Holistic ....................................................................................90 field placement .........................................................................................91 Holistic Studies specialization...............................................................95 courses [HSJ] .....................................................................................136 individual psychotherapy .......................................................................91 Integral Psychotherapy specialization .................................................94 courses [IPC] ....................................................................................135 MFT licensing requirements, California.............................................92 performance review and evaluation.....................................................91 Somatic Psychology specialization.......................................................88 courses [SPC] ....................................................................................154 spiritual practice requirement...............................................................91 Transpersonal Psychology specialization ...........................................93 courses [TPC]....................................................................................156 Couple and Family Therapy specialization .....................................................88 Course(s) College of Professional Studies.................................................................118 College of Undergraduate Studies..............................................................52 materials. See Textbooks and course materials. numbering system and prefixes................................................................179 readers. See Textbooks and course materials. Credential program..............................................................................................44 graduation requirements .............................................................................15 See also under Education. Credit by Assessment (CBA) .........................................................................8, 38 courses.......................................................................................................53, 56 fees....................................................................................................................28 Credit/No Credit grading ...................................................................................10 letter grading in CR/NC graded courses ..................................................10 Crime. See Campus crime. Cross-registration...................................................................................................9 See also Concurrent enrollment at other institutions. CUJ course .............................................................................................................58 JOHN F. KENNEDY UNIVERSITY Index 195
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General Catalog 2009-2010
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Contents President’s Welcome ....
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Foreword JohN F. KENNEDy UNivERsity
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General Information
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Dismissal Hearing Process a hearing
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Student Discipline students are exp
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Student Photo Identification Cards
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College of Undergraduate Studies
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Business Administration The Busines
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program. To be eligible to receive
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Counseling Specialization The 9-uni
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linked-degree Programs John F. Kenn
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BUS 3033 Problem Solving and Manage
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Cor 3000 education, Self, and Commu
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Phr /PhJ 3405 World religions 3 Sur
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power to heal and transform us. As
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Arts & Consciousness Arts & Conscio
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Courses Units Prerequisite(s) Co-Re
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Final Project A&C 5555 MA Transform
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integrated Professional Seminar The
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