Bulletin of Wake Forest University

316 Pages·2001·14.4 MB·English

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June 2001
Volume 96, Number 3
UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOLS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 2001/2002
www.wfu.edu
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The Academic Calendar
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Fall Semester 2001
August22 Wednesday Move-indayfornewstudents;
residence hallsopen 8 a.m-5p.m.
August23-28 Thursday-Tuesday Orientationfornewstudents
August25 Saturday Residencehallsopen forreturning
students, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
August26 Sunday Residence hallsopenforreturning
students,noon-5 p.m.
August 27-28 Monday-Tuesday Validation/Registration
August29 Wednesday Classesbegin
September (datetobeannounced) OpeningConvocation
September 12 Wednesday Lastdaytoaddcourses
September26 Wednesday Lastdaytodropcourses
October 17 Wednesday Midtermgradesdue
October 19 Friday Fall break
Nov. 21-25 Wednesday-Sunday Thanksgivingholiday
November26 Monday Classesresume
December7 Friday Classesend
December 10-15 Monday-Saturday Examinations
December 15 Saturday All residencehallscloseat7p.m.
Dec. 16-Jan. 13 Sunday-Sunday Winterrecess
Spring Semester 2002
January 12 Saturday Residencehallsopenat9a.m.
January 13 Sunday Residencehallsopennoon-5p.m.
January 14 Monday Validationofregistrationforall students
January 15 Tuesday Classesbegin
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January21 Monday Martin LutherKingJr. Day noclasses
January 30 Wednesday Lastdaytoaddcourses
February (dateto beannounced) Founders'DayConvocation
February 13 Wednesday Lastdaytodropcourses
March 8 Friday Midtermgradesdue
March 9 Saturday Allresidencehallscloseatnoon
March 9-17 Saturday-Sunday Springbreak
March 16 Saturday Residencehallsreopen at 11 a.m.
March 18 Monday Classesresume
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March29 Friday GoodFriday noclasses
May 1 Wednesday Classesend
May2-3 Thursday-Friday ReadingDays
May4 Saturday Examinations
May6-1 Monday-Saturday Examinations
May 12 Sunday Res. hallsclosefornon-seniorsat7p.m.
May 19 Sunday Baccalaureate
May20 Monday Commencement
Residencehallscloseforseniorsat7p.m.
Table of Contents
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TheAcademicCalendar 2 AcademicCalendar 26
TheUniversity 6 OrientationandAdvising 26
BuildingsandGrounds 7 Registration 27
InformationSystems 9 Classification 27
Libraries 10 Part-timeStudents 27
RecognitionandAccreditation ii ClassAttendance 28
The UndergraduateSchools IX AuditingCourses 28
WakeForestCollege *3 DroppingaCourse 29
StatementofPurpose 13 WithdrawalfromtheCollege 29
HonorandEthicsSystem 14 Examinations 2-9
SummaryofComputingRightsand Grading 29
Responsibilities *5 GradeReportsandTranscripts 30
StudentComplaints 17 Dean'sList 30
HistoryandDevelopment 17 GraduationDistinctions 3i
ChronologicalHistoryof RepetitionofCourses 3i
WakeForest University 18
Probation 3i
PresidentsofWakeForest University 18
RequirementsforContinuation
Procedures 19 intheCollege 3i
Admission 19 RequirementsforReadmission 32
Application 19 SummerStudy 33
EarlyDecision-Single/FirstChoice 20 TransferCredit 33
AdmissionofStudentswithDisabilities 21 ApprovalofOverseasProgram 33
AdvancedPlacementandCLEP 21
ScholarshipsandLoans 34
AdmissionofTransferStudents 21 AcademicProgressRequirements 34
Expenses 21
Scholarships 36
Tuition 22 FederalFinancialAidPrograms 54
Room Charges 22
ExchangeScholarships 54
FoodServices 22 Loans 54
OtherCharges 22
Concessions 55
Refunds 2-3 OtherFinancialAid 56
Refunds (TitleIVRecipients) ^4 OutsideAssistance 56
Refunds(Non-TitleIV) 2-5 SpecialPrograms 57
Housing 26
HonorsStudy 57
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Open Curriculum 57 SeniorTesting 68
StudyatSalem College 57 CombinedDegreesin
InternationalStudies 58 MedicalTechnology 68
CenterforInternationalStudies 58 DegreesinthePhysician
AssistantProgram 69
InternationalStudents 58
DegreesinEngineering 69
ResidentialLanguageCenters 58
DegreesinForestryand
ForeignAreaStudies 58 EnvironmentalStudies 70
OpportunitiesforStudyAbroad 58 Five-YearCooperativeDegreeProgram
Austria(Vienna) 58 inLatinAmericanStudies 70
Benin(Contou) 59 CoursesofInstruction
Cuba(Havana) 59 WakeForestCollege 71
Ecuador(Quito)or AmericanEthnicStudies
Mexico (Queretaro) 59 (InterdisciplinaryMinor) jz
England(London) 59 Anthropology jz
Italy(Venice) 60 Art 77
France(Dijon) 60 AsianStudies (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 83
Spain (Salamanca) 60 Biology 84
China(Beijing) 60 Chemistry 92
Japan (Hiratsuka) 60 ClassicalLanguages 95
Russia(Moscow) 61 Communication 100
StudyAbroadin ComputerScience 104
Non-WakeForestPrograms 61 CulturalResourcePreservation
RequirementsforDegrees 6z (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 107
DegreesOffered 6z EarlyChristianStudies
GeneralRequirements 6z (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 108
BasicRequirements 63 EastAsianLanguagesandLiteratures 109
EastAsianStudies(ForeignAreaStudy) 111
DivisionalRequirements 64
Economics "3
AdditionalRequirements 64
RequirementinHealthand Education 117
ExerciseScience 65 English 1Z4
Proficiencyinthe UseofEnglish 65 EnvironmentalStudies
CoreRequirements 65 (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 131
DeclaringaMajor 65 GermanandRussian 13i
MaximumNumberofCourses GermanStudies (ForeignAreaStudy) 136
inaDepartment 66 HealthandExerciseScience 137
OptionsforMeetingMajor HealthPolicyandAdministration
Requirements 67 (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 141
DoubleMajorsandjointMajors 67 History 142
Minors 67 Humanities
InterdisciplinaryMinors 67 (Interdisciplinary Minor) 149
ForeignAreaStudies 67
Table of Contents
InterdisciplinaryHonors 154 WayneCallowaySchoolof
BusinessandAccountancy 236
InternationalStudies
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) i56 CorePurpose 2-37
ItalianStudies (ForeignAreaStudy) i58 SharedValues 237
Journalism (Minor) 159 Programs ^37
LatinAmericanStudies
Objectives 2-37
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 160
Admission 238
Linguistics (InterdisciplinaryMinor) 162
TransferofCreditfromOtherSchools 239
Mathematics 164
RequirementsforContinuation 239
MedievalStudies
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 169 RequirementsforGraduation 239
MilitaryScience 170 SeniorHonorsProgram 241
Music 172. Beta GammaSigma,
NationalHonorSociety 241
NaturalSciences 179
CoursesofInstruction 241
Neuroscience
Business 241
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 180
Accountancy 248
Philosophy 181
Enrollment 251
Physics 186
GoverningandAdvisoryBoards 2J2
PoliticalScience 189
TheBoardofTrustees 252
Psychology 196
TheBoardofVisitors z53
Religion zoo
TheBoardofVisitors, W. CallowaySchool
RomanceLanguages 207 ofBusinessandAccountancy 2-54
RussianandEastEuropeanStudies TheAdministration z55
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 221
TheUndergraduateFaculties 269
Sociology 222
Emeriti 294
SpanishStudies (ForeignAreaStudy) 226
TheCommitteesoftheFaculty 299
Theatre 227
Index 301
Dance 23O
BulletinsofWakeForestUniversity 308
UrbanStudies
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 232
Women'sStudies
(InterdisciplinaryMinor) 233
Table of Contents
The University
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School ofMedicine to reflectits integral
association with theUniversity.
ASchoolofBusinessAdministration
wasestablishedin 1948. In 1969,the
undergraduateschoolwas succeeded bythe
DepartmentofBusiness andAccountancy
Wake ForestUniversity is charac- andtheDepartmentofEconomics inWake
ForestCollege; atthesametimethe
terized BY ITS DEVOTIONTO LIBERAL
BabcockGraduate SchoolofManagement
LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL PREPA- wasestablished. In 1980,theundergradu-
ateprogramin businessandaccountancy
RATION FOR MENANDWOMEN,
wasreconstitutedasthe SchoolofBusiness
ITS STRONG SENSE OF COMMUNITYAND andAccountancy; in 1995,thenamewas
changedtotheWayneCallowaySchoolof
FELLOWSHIP,AND ITS ENCOURAGEMENT
BusinessandAccountancy.
OF FREE INQUIRYAND EXPRESSION. The DivisionofGraduate Studies,
established in 1961, is noworganizedas
Foundedin 1834 bytheBaptistState theGraduate Schoolandencompasses
ConventionofNorth Carolina, the school advancedworkinthe artsand sciences on
opened itsdoorsonFebruary3 asWake boththe Reynolda and Bowman Gray
ForestInstitute,with SamuelWaitas prin- campuses inWinston-Salem.
cipal. Itwas locatedinWake County, In 1946, thetrustees ofWake Forest
North Carolina, ontheplantationof Collegeand the BaptistState Convention
CalvinJones, nearwhichthevillage of ofNorth Carolina accepteda proposal by
Wake Forestlaterdeveloped. the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundationtorelo-
Rechartered in 1838 asWake Forest catethenon-medical divisionsofthe
College, itis oneofthe oldest institutions CollegetoWinston-Salem. The late
ofhigher learning in the state. Itwas CharlesH. Babcock andhiswife, thelate
exclusivelya college ofliberal arts for men Mary Reynolds Babcock,contributed a
until 1894, whenthe School ofLawwas campus site, and buildingfundswere
established. The School ofMedicine, received frommanysources. Between
founded in 1902, offered a two-yearmedi- 1952 and 1956, the firstfourteen buildings
cal program until 1941. In thatyear, the wereerected in Georgian style onthenew
school was moved from the town ofWake Winston-Salemcampus. In 1956, the
Forestto Winston-Salem, became associat- College moved all operations, leavingthe
ed with theNorth Carolina Baptist 122-year-oldcampus inthetown ofWake
Hospital, and was renamed the Bowman Forestto the Southeastern Baptist
Gray School ofMedicine. In 1942, Wake Theological Seminary. The Divinity School
Forest admitted women as regular under- was established in 1999.
graduate students. In 1997, the medical In 1967, the College'saugmentedchar-
school was renamed the Wake Forest acterwasrecognized bythechange in
nametoWake ForestUniversity. Today,
The University £
enrollmentin all schoolsoftheUniversity ofMathematics); and acombination bac-
standsatover6,000. Governanceremains calaureate and masterofsciencedegreein
inthehandsofthe BoardofTrustees,and accountancythrough theGraduateSchool
developmentforeachofthesevenschools ofArts and Sciences oftheUniversity.The
oftheUniversity isaugmented byadvisory Divinity Schooloffersthemasterofdivini-
boardsofvisitors. Ajointboardof tydegree. The School ofLawoffersthe
Universitytrusteesand trusteesofthe jurisdoctorandmasteroflaws in
North Carolina BaptistHospitalis respon- American lawdegrees, andthe Babcock
siblefortheMedical Center,which includes Graduate School ofManagement,themas-
thehospital andthemedical school. terofbusinessadministration degree. Both
Wake Forest's relationshipwiththe schools also offerajointJD/MBAdegree.
BaptistState Convention is an important In addition tothedoctorofmedicine
partofthe school'sheritage. Wake Forest degree, theWake ForestSchool of
and the Convention have a fraternal, vol- Medicineoffers,throughthe Graduate
untary relationship underwhichWake School,programsleadingtothe masterof
Forestisautonomous ingovernance. scienceand doctorofphilosophy degreesin
SincemovingtoWinston-Salem,Wake biomedical sciences. TheSchoolof
Foresthas been hometo theWake Forest Medicine andthe Babcock School offera
Baptist Church, an independentcongrega- jointMD/MBAprogram. The Graduate
tionwhich attractsmembers from boththe Schoolconfersthemasterofarts, masterof
Universityand thecommunity. Thecongre- arts ineducation, masterofartsin liberal
gationmeetsinWaitChapel and hasoffice studies, andmasterofsciencedegreesinthe
andeducational space inWingateHall. arts and sciences and thedoctorofphiloso-
The College, Wayne CallowaySchool phydegreein biology,chemistry,and
ofBusiness and Accountancy, Babcock physics. TheGraduate School alsooffers
Graduate School ofManagement, School MD/PhD andPhD/MBAprograms.
ofLaw, the Graduate School, andthe
Divinity School are locatedonthe Buildings and Grounds
Reynolda Campusin northwestWinston-
Salem. TheWakeForestSchoolof The Reynolda Campus ofWakeForestis
Medicine is aboutfourmiles away,near situatedon approximately 340 acres; its
thecity'sdowntown, onwhatis known as physical facilitiesconsistofoverthirty
theBowman Gray Campus. TheUniversity buildings, mostofwhich areofmodified
alsooffersinstructionregularly atCasa Georgian architecture andconstructed of
ArtominVenice, atWorrell House in OldVirginia bricktrimmed ingranite and
London, atFlowHouseinVienna, and in limestone. The Reynolda Gardens annex,
otherplacesaroundtheworld. consistingofabout 150 acres andinclud-
The Collegeofferscoursesinmorethan ingReynolda Woods, ReynoldaVillage,
fortyfieldsofstudyleadingtothe bac- and Reynolda Gardens, is adjacenttothe
calaureatedegree. TheWayneCalloway campus. The Graylyn International
SchoolofBusinessandAccountancyoffers Conference Center, an educational confer-
coursesofstudyleadingto baccalaureate encecenter, isnearby.
degreesin business, analyticalfinance, Wait Chapel, named inmemoryofthe
informationsystems, ormathematical busi-
firstpresidentofthe College, seats2,300.
ness (incooperationwiththeDepartment
The University
TheWait ChapeltowercontainstheJanet TheJames R. Scales FineArts Centeris of
Jeffrey CarlisleHarris Carillon, an instru- contemporarydesign appropriate tothe
mentofforty-eight bells. WingateHall, functions ofstudio art, theatre, musical
named in honorofPresidentWashington and dance performances, and instruction
ManlyWingate, houses the Departmentof in arthistory, drama, and music. Offits
Religion, the officeoftheUniversitychap- lobby is a largegallery forspecial exhibi-
lain and theWake Forest Baptist Church, tions. In the artwingare spacious studios
offices ofthe Divinity School, and other fordrawing, painting, sculpture, and print-
classrooms andoffices. making, alongwith a smallergallery and
Reynolda Hall, across the upperplaza classrooms. Inthetheatrewingare design
fromWaitChapel, houses mostofthe and production areas andtwo technically
administrative offices forthe Reynolda complete theatres, the largeroftraditional
Campus. The Benson University Center is proscenium design and the smaller for
thecentral hub forstudentactivities and experimental ringproductions. Themusic
events. The Z. Smith Reynolds Library wingcontains Brendle RecitalHall for
and its Edwin GravesWilsonWinghouse concerts and lectures, classrooms, practice
themain collection ofbooks and docu- rooms forindividuals andgroups, andthe
mentsonthe Reynolda Campus. Along offices ofthemusicdepartment.
with eightfloors ofopen stacks, with a The WorrellProfessionalCenterforLaw
capacity forover 1,000,000 volumes, it andManagementhouses the School of
has readingand reference rooms forstudy. Lawand Babcock Graduate School of
CarswellHallhouses thedepartments of Managementunderone roof.
Communication, Economics, and The William N. Reynolds Gymnasium has
Sociology, and a largemultimedia lecture classrooms for instruction in health and
area, theAnnenburgForum. exercise science, courts for indoor sports,
Winston Hall houses biology; Salem Hall, a swimmingpool, and offices for the
thechemistrydepartment. Both buildings departments ofhealth and exercise science
have laboratories as well asclassrooms and StudentHealth Service. Adjacentare
and special research facilities. The Olin tennis courts, sports fields, the Kentner
PhysicalLaboratory isthe facility for the Stadium, the Athletic Center for intercol-
physicsdepartment. Harold W. TribbleHall legiate athletics, and the StudentAthlete
accommodatesprimarilyhumanitiesdepart- Enhancement Center, which is scheduled
mentsandtheWomen'sStudiesProgram, forcompletion in fall 2001.
andhasseminarrooms, a philosophy The Information Systems Buildinghouses
library,and amultimedia lecturearea, the Information Systems, military science
DeTambleAuditorium.TheMuseumof departments, and ICCEL, as well as a
Anthropology housestheanthropology University Stores annex and a food ser-
departmentandtheMuseum. TheWayne
vice area.
CallowaySchoolofBusinessand
TheWake Forestcampus has a widevari-
Accountancyandthedepartmentsofmath-
etyofhousing options available to stu-
ematicsandcomputersciencearein
dents. Babcock Hall, Bostwick Hall,
CallowayHall. William B. GreeneJr. Hall
housespsychologyand Romancelanguages. Collins Hall, Davis Hall, EfirdHall,
Huffman Hall,Johnson Hall, Kitchin Hall,
LuterHall, North Hall, PalmerHall,
The University
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