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SALEM C UNriERGi f, c /A £JI w if A i-y CEELXEBCRAETILNGL240EYNEARCS EOF W !': Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill http://www.archive.org/details/salemundergradua20112012 The Salem College Undergraduate Catalog includes the official announcements ofacademic programs and policies. Undergraduate students are responsible for knowledge ofinformation contained therein. Although the listing ofcourses in this catalog is meant to indicate the content and scope ofthe curriculum, changes may be necessary and the actual offerings in any term may differ from prior announcements. Programs and policies are subject to change from time to time in accordance with the procedures established by the faculty and administration ofthe College. Salem College welcomes qualified students regardless ofrace, color, national origin, sexual orientation, religion or disability to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities ofthis institution. Salem College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges ofthe Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to award baccalaureate and master's degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call (404) 679-4500 for questions about the accreditation ofSalem College. The Department ofTeacher Education and Graduate Studies at Salem College is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation ofTeacher Education (NCATE), www.ncate.org. This accreditation covers initial teacher preparation programs and advanced educator preparation programs at Salem College. All specialty area programs for teacher licensure have been approved by the North Carolina Department ofPublic Instruction (NCDPI). The Salem College School ofMusic is an accredited institutional member ofthe National Association ofSchools ofMusic (NASM). Salem College is an equal-opportunity educational institution as defined by Title VI ofThe Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Salem College Undergraduate Catalog is published every year by Salem College, 601 South Church Street. Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101. Phone: (336) 721-2600. 1 COLLEGE CALENDAR 2011-2012 9 SALEM COLLEGE 11 SalemFacts 1 SalemCollege: A History 12 SalemCollege Statementof Values 13 SalemCollegeMission Statement 13 TheHonorTradition 13 Tlie HonorCode 14 Campus BuildingsandFacilities 14 Academic ComputingFacilities 15 Athletic Facilities 15 Library Services 15 BeyondtheCampus 16 ComeVisit! 17 ADMISSIONS 18 Traditional-AgeAdmissions 18 RequiredHigh School Program 18 ProcedureforAdmission 19 MarthaHFleerCenterforAdultEducationAdmissions(forWomenandMenAge23 andOlder) 20 ProceduresforAdmission 20 Degree Completion Program onthe Campus ofRandolph Community College 20 Undergraduate Certificate Programs 20 Non-DegreeEnrollment 21 AdvancedPlacement/Credit 21 AdmissiontotheCollegeHonorsProgram 21 EarlyAdmissions 21 TransferAdmissions 22 Traditional-Age (23 andwider} TransferAdmissions 22 Adult Student (Age23andover) TransferAdmissions 22 TransferCreditPolicy 23 InternationalAdmissions 25 ServicesforStudentswithDisabilities 26 Fees 27 Resident Students- TraditionalAge (under23years old) 27 Non-ResidentStudents- TraditionalAge (under23years old) 27 Students in the FleerCenterforAdultEducation (23+years old) 28 Music Fees 28 SpecialFees 28 ParkingFees 29 Installment Payments 29 OtherFincmcialInformation 29 RefundPolicy 29 FeesforInstmction 29 FeesforRoom andBoard 30 Appeals 30 FINANCIAL AID 31 AidBasedUponNeed 31 ApplyingForNeed-BasedFinancialAid. 31 Application Deadlines 32 NotificationofAward 32 AwardRenewal 32 SatisfactoryAcademic Progress (SAP) 32 FinancialAidforStudents inthe Martha H. FleerCenterforAdult Education 3-1 Bookstore Vouchers 35 Need-BasedPrograms 35 Grants.Scholarships 35 Loans 36 Work Programs 36 AidWithout RegardToNeed 37 Grants 37 HonorScholarships 37 MeritScholarshipsfor Traditional-AgeStudents 37 MeritScholarshipsforStudents inthe Martha H. FleerCenterforAdult Education 38 OtherFinancialAidPolicies 40 Tuition Exchange 40 Loans 40 Veterans Benefits 40 Installment Payment Plans 40 FinancialAidforStudy OffCampus 41 SpecialInformationforFifth-Year Traditional Students 41 STUDENT AFFAIRS 42 Residence Life 42 CareerDevelopmentandInternships/International Student Services 42 HealthandCounselingServices 43 HealthServices 43 CounselingSen-ices 44 StudentActivitiesandOrganizations 45 ReligiousLife 45 Athletics 45 Centerfor Women Writers 47 Cultural Events 47 TheAlumnaeAssociation 47 ACADEMIC PROGRAM 48 SalemSignature-SalemCollege'sGeneral EducationProgram 48 Salem Signature Competencies 48 JanuaryTerm 49 AcademicAdvising 50 DEGREES AND REQUIREMENTS 52 General RequirementsGoverning UndergraduateDegrees 52 Requirements fora SecondBaccalaureateDegree 53 Salem Graduates SeekingaSecondSalem Bachelor's Degree 53 Graduates ofOtherColleges Seeking aSecondBachelor Degree 54 's Academic Majors 54 Majors andDegreesAvailable 55 AcademicMinors 55 General Requirementsforthe BachelorofArts(B.A.). Bachelorof Science(B.S.)orBachelorof Music(B.M.) 56 Salem Signature Requirements: Traditional-AgeStudents 56 Salem Signature Requirements: B.A., B.S. andB.M. Students inthe Martha H. FleerCenterforAdult Education 5S CoursesApprovedforSalem Signature InterdisciplinaryorDisciplinary Dimensions 59 General Requirements forthe BachelorofScience in BusinessAdministration(B.S.B.A.) 62 Salem Signature Requirements: B.S.B.A. Students in the Martha H. FleerCenterforAdult Education 62 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 64 UndergraduateCertificatePrograms 64 Certificate Program inAccounting 64 Certificate Program in Historic Preservation 66 Certificate Program in Injury-Preventive Keyboard Technique 66 Certificate Program inNot-for-ProfitManagement 68 SPECIAL ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES 69 Pre-Professional Programs 69 The Women inScience andMathematics Program 69 Pre-MedicalProgram 69 Pre-LawProgram 70 Clinical Laboratoiy ScienceProgram/Major 71 International Studies 71 International Relations 71 International Business 71 Model UnitedNations Program 72 Off-CampusPrograms 72 StudyAbroad 72 January TennStudy 72 January Tenn in Mexico 72 Off-Campus SummerStudy 72 AcademicSemesteror YearAbroad 73 WashingtonSemesterProgram 74 Wake Forest University/Salem College Cross-Registration 74 OtherSpecial Opportunities 74 College HonorsProgram 74 Departmental Honors 75 LehmanScholars Program 75 IntegrativeStudies Major 76 InterdisciplinaryMajors 76 Internships 76 ArmyReseire Officer TrainingCoips (ArmyROTC) 77 AirForceReserve Officer TrainingCoips (AirForceROTC) 77 ACADEMIC REGULATIONS 79 EnrollmentPolicies 79 Registration 79 Academic Load. 79 Drop/AddPolicy 79 Withdrawal SO LeaveofAbsence 81 ClassAttendance 81 CreditandPlacementOptions 81 ProficiencyExaminations 81 AdvancedPlacement Credit 82 College LevelExaminationProgram (CLEP) Exams 83 International Baccalaureate Credit 84 CreditforPriorLearning 84 GradingPolicies 85 GradingSystem 85 GradeAppealPolicy 86 Incomplete (GradeI) 86 FailingGrade (Grade F) 86 AuditedCourses 87 Pass/No Credit Courses 87 Pass/No CreditOption 87 Grade ReportsandTranscripts 88 Fresh StartPolicy 88 Academic Standing 89 Classification 89 Academic Probation 89 Exclusion- Traditional-Age (under23) Students 90 Exclusion -Students inthe MarthaH. FleerCenterforAdult Education 90 Readmission afterExclusion 91 Academic Honors 91 Latin Honors 91 Dean's List 91 Independent Study 91 DrRECTEDStudy 92 Internships 93 SummerStudy 94 Salem CollegeSummerSchool 94 SummerSchool at OtherInstitutions 94 OtherAcademicPolicies 94 AcademicAppeals 94 Student GrievancePolicies 95 Examinations 95 Program ofInstitutional Effectiveness 95 DepartmentalSeniorExperience/Seminar. 95 COURSES OF INSTRUCTION 97 Accounting 97 AccountingMajor (B.S.) 97 AccountingMinor. 98 AccountingCourses (ACCT) 99 Art 103 StudioArtMajor(B.A.) 103 StudioArt Minor 104 VisualArts Entrepreneurship Minor 104 Art Courses (ARTS) 105 Art History 108 ArtHistoryMajor(B.A.) 108 Art HistoryMinor. 108 VisualArts Entrepreneurship Minor 109 ArtHistoryCourses (ARTH) 109 Arts Management 112 Arts Management Major(B.A.) 112 Arts Management Minor 113 Music Entrepreneurship Minor 114 VisualArts Entrepreneurship Minor 114 Arts Management Courses (ARMN) 114 Biology 16 1 Biology- Major (B.A.) lib Biology Major (B.S.) lib Biology Minor 117 Biology- Courses (BIOL) 117 BusinessAdministration 122 Business Administration Major(B.A. orB.S.B.A.) 122 Business Administration Minor 124 Business Entrepreneurship Minor 124 MarketingMinor 124 Sport Management Minor 124 Business Administration Courses (BUAD) 125 MarketingCourses (MKTG) 127 Finance Courses (FINC) 128 Business EntrepreneurshipCourses (ENTR) 129 Chemistry 131 Chemistry Major(B.A.) 131 Chemistty Major(B.S.) 131 Chemistry Minor 132 Chemistry Courses (CHEM) 132 Clinical Laboratory Science 135 Clinical Laboratory- ScienceMajor (B.S.) 135 CollegeCourses 137 College Courses (COLL) 137 College HonorsCourses 138 CollegeHonors Courses (HONR) 138 Communication Major(B.A.) 139 Communication Minor. 141 Communication Courses (COMM) 141 ComputerScienceandComputerInformationSystems 144 ComputerScience Courses (CPSC) 144 ComputerInformationSystems Courses (C1NS) 144 Creative Writing 145 Creative WritingMajor(B.A.) 145 Creative WritingMinor 145 Creative WritingCourses (CRWR) 146 Criminal Studies 149 CriminalStudies Major(B.A.I 149 CriminalStudies Minor 149 CriminalStudies Courses (CRST) 150 Dance 152 DanceMinor 152 DanceManagementMinor 152 DanceCourses (DANC) 153 Economics 155 Economics Major (B.A.) 755 EconomicsMinor 155 Economics Courses (ECON) 156 Education 159 Teaching. Schools andSociety-Major (B.A.) 160 TeacherLicensureforCandidates in MiddleSchool (grades 6-8) Secondaiy (9-12) ContentAreas. Art (K-12). Music (K-12) andSecondLanguage (grades K-12) 163 Education Courses (EDUC) 164 English 169 EnglishMajor(B.A.) 169 English Minor 170 English Courses (ENGL) 171 Environmental Studies 175 EnvironmentalStudies Major(B.A.) 775 EnvironmentalStudies Courses (ENVS) 777 Exercise Science 180 Exercise Science Major(B.A.) 180 Exercise ScienceMajor (B.S.) 181 CoachingMinor 757 Exercise Science Courses (EXER) 182 French 185 FrenchMajor(B.A.) 185 FrenchMinor 185 French Courses (FREN) 185 HistoricPreservation 189 Historic Preservation Courses (PRSV) 189 History 190 History Major (B.A.) 190 History Minor 190 HistoryCourses (HIST) 190 IntegrativeStudies 196 IntegrativeStudies Major (B.A.) 196 IntegrativeStudies Courses (INTG) 196 InteriorDesign 197 InteriorDesign Major (B.A.) 197 InteriorDesign Courses (ART!) 198 International Business 200 International Business Major(B.A.) 200 International Relations 202 Internationa] Relations Major(B.A.) 202 January Term Courses (JANX) 204 Mathematics 206 Mathematics Major(B.A.) 206 Mathematics Major(B.S.) 206 Mathematics Minor 207 Statistics Minor 207 Mathematics Courses (MATH) 20^ Music 212 MusicMajor (B.A.) 213 Music Major (B.M.) 214 Music Minor. 216 ~ Musical TlieaterMinor 21 Music EntrepreneurshipMinor 217 Music Courses (MUSI) 217 Not-for-Profit Management 229 Not-for-ProfitManagementMajor (B.A.) 229 Not-for-ProfitManagementMinor 230 Not-for-ProfitManagement Courses (NFPM) 230 Philosophy 233 Philosophy Major(B.A.) 233 Philosophv Minor 233 Philosophy Courses (PHIL) 233 PhysicalEducation 236 PhysicalEducation Courses (PHED) 236 Physics 241 PhysicalScience Courses (PHSC) 241 Physics Courses (PHYS) 241 Political Science 242 PoliticalScienceMinor 242 PoliticalScience Courses (POLI) 242 Psychology 245 Psychology Major(B.A.) 245 Psychology' Minor 245 Psychology Courses (PSYC) 246 Public Policy 249 Public PolicyMajor(B.A.) 24Q