The figure does not include the $2.3 million New York State has earmarked for the publicly funded College of Ceramics. The New York State College of Ceramics, which trains a large number of professionals in the ceramic industry, is a statutory unit of the State University of New York.
PROCEDURE FOR APPLYING
NOTIFICATION
EARLY DECISION
EARLY ADMISSION PLAN
DEFERRED ADMISSION
ADMISSION OF TRANSFER STUDENTS
A copy of your high school transcript on file with the school from which you are transferring will be acceptable. Your final acceptance is contingent upon receipt of the medical form provided with your provisional acceptance letter, payment of the required deposit, and successful completion of your current academic program.
ADMISSION OF FOREIGN STUDENTS
Degree, you will receive credit for equivalent courses in which you have earned a grade of "c" or higher. Send the attached application to the admissions office no later than 1 August for admission in September or no later than 1 December for admission in February.
ADMISSION OF SPECIAL STUDENTS
As a transfer student, you are eligible for financial aid and housing under the same regulations that apply to freshmen.
READMISSION OF STUDENTS
ADVANCED PLACEMENT AND CREDIT BY EXAMINATION
FINANCIAL AID
FEDERAL NURSING LOAN PROGRAM Eligibility and selection of recipients
FINANCIAL AID REGULATIONS
AID FROM OTHER SOURCES
S. Army ROTC Scholarships
NEW YORK STATE AWARDS
AID TO VETERANS
AID FOR GRADUATE STUDY
STUDENT AFFAIRS
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UNIVERSITY COUNCIL
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
CAMPUS CENTER
ACTIVITIES
You do not have to be a music major to participate in ensembles, although a placement audition is usually required and permission of the instructor is required for enrollment in selected ensembles. The Carillon Staff - students trained for carillon play under the director of the music department staff.
MAJOR WEEKENDS
You may enroll in more than one ensemble in a given semester, and if you enroll for credit, you may use the credit to fulfill the general education requirement in the area of Fine Arts. Featured Ensembles - instrumental and vocal groups including the Chorale, Jazz Ensemble, Opera Workshop, Baroque Ensemble, Contemporary Singers and various small groups in brass, woodwind and percussion.
CULTURAL EVENTS AND FILMS
The program in intercollegiate athletics operates under the rules and regulations of these national, regional and state organizations. University athletes participate in many of the competitions in each group. The Panhellenic Council is a representative body consisting of the president and a designated advisor from each fraternity and sorority and a representative from the Office of Student Affairs.
HOUSING
ADVISING
As you progress through four years of college, you will no doubt develop a growing interest in placement services. Lists of full-time positions in business, ceramics, education and nursing are published.
TUITION, FEES AND EXPENSES
STUDENT EXPENSES
TUITION AND OTHER EXPENSES
PAYMENTS - REBATES
EDUCATION LOAN PLANS
THE ONIVERSITY LIBRARIES
UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC REGULATIONS
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM
ALLENTERM
Grading of Allenterm projects is on the basis of High Pass, Pass or Fail.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
NORMAL STUDY PLAN
GRADES AND INDICES
ACADEMIC STANDARDS
PASS-FAIL COURSES
WITHDRAWAL
READMISSION
CHALLENGE EXAMINATIONS AND ADVANCED PLACEMENT
University examination program for the entrance examination board, which includes both a general test and subject tests. Other programs: Where no prescribed policy is established, your exam results will be compared to national norms to determine whether credit and/or advanced placement is awarded. The results of examinations taken under the four programs listed must be sent to the Registrar for consideration by the appropriate academic committee.
ACADEMIC HONORS
Once enrolled, you can apply to take an exam for credit in any undergraduate course you have not taken.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
The combination of general education and specialization offered by the College of Liberal Arts provides you with a foundation for graduate or professional study and preparation for teaching or the world of business. The program you choose will be effective and useful - if it develops in you a research spirit and the ability to actively participate in the learning process. A liberal education will not give you ready-made answers to the problems of tomorrow, but it will give you the ability to recognize problems, find reasonable solutions to them, and implement those solutions intelligently and responsibly.
OUTLINE OF PROGRAMS
If you are unsure of your career goals, want to study a wide range of non-specialized courses, or have some carefully arranged interdisciplinary program in mind, you may be attracted to The Individually Structured Major or the Track II program.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
SPECIAUlA TlON (Major)
INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED MAJOR
TRACK II
In addition to the main project and seminar, you may wish to attend some regular courses to prepare for the final assessment of your work. If you are enrolled in Track II, you are subject to the distribution, physical education, and Allenterm requirements as currently set forth by the College of Liberal Arts. If you have enrolled in Track II and feel inadequate, you may transfer to Track I, the standard program.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
The aim of the seminar is to enable you to relate your field of study to problems and issues common to other Track 1\ students. The Baccalaureate year is intended to develop your educational maturity by asking you to reflect on your studies and to assess your achievements in relation to your original goals.
NORMAL STUDY PROGRAM
DIVISIONAL STRUCTURE
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
EDUCATION
HUMANITIES
Brown - Music Buchanan - German
Brow - Music FitzRandolph - English
Sibley - Philosophy Associate Professors
SPECIAL PROGRAMS Dr. George Towe, Chairman
Castrovillo - Physical Education McDonald - Military Science
MAJORS AND SUBJECTS
Preparation for a career in secondary education combines an academic major in a specific field, such as history or biology, with courses in the Department of Education, which is responsible for professional aspects of the program. If you are preparing to teach at this level, you should consult with the Chair of the Department of Education before planning a program of major studies. Among graduates of the division, many teach in schools throughout New York State, and some teach in other states, including Texas, Idaho, and Wisconsin.
HISTORY (Division of Humanities)
INDIVIDUALLY STRUCTURED MAJOR (Division of Special Programs)
MILITARY SCIENCE (Division of Special Programs)
You can study modern languages to broaden your intellectual horizons; to open the stores of pleasure found in the literature of other lands and times; travel more intelligently and independently; gain a sharper appreciation of words as living, evolving media for communicating ideas; or to use the language for reading in other areas. If you plan to apply for certification as a foreign language teacher, you should contact the Chair of the Education Department as soon as possible. After consultation with the teacher of the main instrument, the music education major can.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Division of Special Programs)
PROFICIENCY TESTING (for the lifetime sports option)
PHILOSOPHY (Division of Human Studies)
PHYSICS (Division of Sciences and Mathematics)
Recent graduates include: graduate students, school psychologists, director of substance abuse services .f?r 'v'!y Company, an intelligent psychotherapist, an o.S,9 therapy assistant, rehabilitation counselor, supervlser of child care services , a case assistant at a psychiatric clinic, assistant job analyst, life insurance agency representative, regional water safety superintendent at a state park, a researcher at the federal Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and an assistant editor with Mademoiselle Magazine. Recent graduates include: a Canadian social worker, an insurance intern with Traveler's, a sales intern with Xerox, a workshop supervisor with the Association for the Blind, a district executive with the Boy Scouts, an intern with Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind , a case worker for the city of Richmond, Va., private firm executive, assistant librarian, real estate broker, academic programmer and an administrative assistant with Round Table Associates. SOC 230 Introduction to Social Statistics SOC 231 Computer Applications in Sociology SOC 430 Intermediate Social Statistics SOC 431 Research Design and Strategies Total 12 additional semester hours.
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES (Division of Behavioral Sciences)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (Division of Special Programs)
A one-semester project in the field of major interest to the student, supervised by a faculty member in the field.
COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS
If you have not maintained the required level of academic achievement or are not recommended for admission by Alfred University for some other reason, you may apply for admission directly to Columbia, but such admission will not be guaranteed. Fluid and Thermal Physics Electricity and Magnetism I Electricity and Magnetism II Introduction to Optics Elementary Modern Physics Physics Exercises I. Engineering Graphics Computer Techniques Recommended but not required PHY 313 Advanced Mechanics PHY 334 Electricity and Magnetism CHEMICAL SEQUENCE. leading to a B.S. in chemical engineering). Physical Chemistry II Physics - Same as Physics sequence Recommended but not required CH 451/452 Organic Chemistry.
STUDY ABROAD
WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT
REGISTRATION INTERCHANGE FOR ALFRED AG-TECH AND ALFRED UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
WASHINGTON SEMESTER: A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM WITH THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
N. SEMESTER: A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM WITH DREW UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
OBJECTIVES
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION. managerial and administrative concepts and techniques that prepare you to function effectively in a wide variety of organizations. The advanced work offered allows you to strengthen your knowledge in areas of particular interest to you. For this purpose, the main directions have been developed. in accounting, business economics, finance, management and marketing in addition to a degree in health administration and public administration.
PROGRAM
The program will teach you theoretical, analytical and practical concepts and skills that are relevant to current management problems and provide a solid foundation for adapting to the changing environment of the late 1970s and 1980s. By offering these varied programs, the school provides you with a solid liberal-professional education suitable for a variety of postgraduate goals, ranging from immediate entry into the job market to continuing studies in graduate school. If you plan to pursue graduate study, you should contact your advisor to ensure that the specific requirements for graduate study are met.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL DEGREES OFFERED
BY THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION
DEGREE PROGRAMS
This degree is offered in collaboration between the School of Business and Administration and the Sociology and Political Science faculties of the College of Liberal Arts.
REPERTORY BY CONTEMPORARY
AUDITORIUM APRIL 12,1975
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH CARE
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL-COOPERATING AGENCIES
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH CARE
PHILOSOPHY
FAMILY NURSE CURRICULUM MODEL
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH CARE DIVISIONS
ABSENCE AND ILLNESS
MEDICAL CARE
THE AVANT~GARDE IN THEATRE FRENCH PlAYBILLS OF THE
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF CERAMICS
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
COLLEGE OF CERAMICS LIBRARY
A PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN CERAMICS
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE RESEARCH
Wood - Graphics Associate Professors Bi.lleci - Glass Design HIgby - Ceramics Art Higgins - Ceramics Design Assistant Professors Aborjaily - Painting Brady - Graphic Cal<:>s - Art History D~vldson - Painting HIlton - Glass Design Kavesh.
DIVISION OF ART AND DESIGN
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
FOUNDATION PROGRAM Semester
MAJOR STUDIES PROGRAM
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
CERAMIC SCIENCE
DUAL DEGREE
GLASS SCIENCE
GRADUATES
CERAMIC PRODUCTS
CURRICULA
The dual degree program is the same as Ceramic Science, except that you must complete an additional eight semester hours of humanities electives and include eight semester hours (instead of four semester hours) in each of the three listed humanities electives among your humanities electives. below. A dual degree program can also be based on a ceramic engineering major, but requires a carefully planned additional semester of work. You and your advisor must write an agreement that specifies the coursework that must be completed for any dual degree.
Tht Alfrtd Uniutrsky Summtr Sthool
SUMMER SCHOOL
ADMISSION AND ATTENDANCE
SPECIAL FEA lURES
GRADUATE SCHOOL
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
GENE ODLE
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY
COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH CARE FACULTY
COLLEGE OF CERAMICS FACULTY
Ph.B., Sorbonne (France); B.S., Fordham; M.A., New York Associate Professor of Economics ARTHUR G. U., American CofJege of Life Underwriters;. Professor of Economics and Business M. B.S., Slippery Rock State; M.S., Westminster; Ph.D., Pittsburgh Professor of Business Administration GERALD F. Bonaventure; M.B.A., Xavier Lecturer in Business Administration. Assistant Librarian~'., SUNY at Geneseo VAL M. B.F.A., M.F.A., Alfred Professor of Ceramic Art. DAVIDSON B.F.A., Art Institute of Ch'. in Ed., Alfred Ass/~tant Professor of C. HILTON ramlC Diploma of Design of A t P. Scotland) r, ost DIploma, Edinburgh Assistant Professor of GI D .
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