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CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY
UNDERGRADUATE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2008^2009
2007-2008 Record
One Hundred Fifteenth Year
Volume 83
ClemsonUniversity Clemson.SC29634
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FAMILYEDUCATIONALRIGHTS ANDPRIVACY ACT ^^^
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TheFamilyEducationalRightsandPrivacyActof1974(FERPA)affordseligiblestudentscertainrightswithrespecttotheireducationrecords.They
areasfollows:
1.Therighttoinspectandreviewthestudent'seducationrecords(providedthestudenthasnotwaivedthisright)within45daysofthedaythe
Universityreceivesarequestforaccess.
Studentsshouldsubmittotheregistrar,dean,headoftheacademicdepartment,orotherappropriateofficial,awrittenrequestidentifvingtherecord(s)
theywishtoinspect.
TheUniversityofficialwillmakearrangementsforaccessandnotifythestudentofthetimeandplacewheretherecordsmaybeinspected.Ifthe
recordsarenotmaintainedbytheUniversityofficialtowhomtherequestwassubmitted,thatofficialshalladvisethestudentofthecorrectofficial
towhomtherequestshouldbeaddressed.
2.Therighttorequesttheamendmentofthestudent'seducationrecordsthatthestudentbelievesareinaccurateormisleading.
StudentsmayasktheUniversitytoamendarecordthattheybelieveisinaccurateormisleading.Tochallengetheaccuracyofaneducationrecord,
thestudentshouldwritetotheregistrarorotherUniversityofficialresponsiblefortherecordandclearlyidentifythepartoftherecordhe/shewants
changedandspecifywhyitisinaccurateormisleading.IftheUniversityofficialdecidesnottoamendtherecordasrequestedbythestudent,theUni-
versityofficialwillnotifyhis/hervicepresident.Thevicepresidentwillthennotifythestudentofhis/herrighttoahearingregardingtherequestfor
anamendment.Additionalinformationregardingthehearingprocedureswillbeprovidedtothestudentwhennotifiedofhis/herrighttoahearing.
Note:Thechallengeofastudentunderthisparagraphislimitedtoinformationwhichrelatesdirectlytothestudentandwhichthestudentassertsis
inaccurateormisleading.Withregardtoastudent'sgrade,thisrightdoesnotpermitthestudenttocontestagradeonthegroundsthatahighergrade
isdeserved,butonlytoshowthatthegradehasbeeninaccuratelyrecorded.
3.Therighttoconsenttothedisclosureofpersonally-identifiableinformationcontainedinthestudent'seducationrecords,excepttotheextentthat
FERPAauthorizesdisclosurewithoutconsent.
OpenresoenxecmepptliooynedwhbiycthhepeUrnmiivtesrsdiitsyc;loaspuererswointohrouctomcponasneyntwiitshdwishcloomsurtehetoUnsicvheoroslitoyffhiacisalcsonwtirtahctleedgi(tsiumcatheasedauncaattitoornnaely,inatuedrietsotr.,Aorsccohloloelctoifofnicaigalenits);a
apersonservingontheboardoftrustees;orastudentservingonanofficialcommittee,suchasadisciplinaryorgrievancecommittee,orassistingan-
otherUniversityofficialinperforminghisorhertasks.Aschoolofficialhasalegitimateeducationalinterestiftheofficialneedstoreviewaneducation
recordinordertofulfillhis/herprofessionalresponsibilities.
Uponrequest,theUniversitydiscloseseducationrecordswithoutconsenttoofficialsofanotherschoolinwhichastudentseeksorintendstoenroll.
4.Therighttorefusetopermitthedesignationofanyorallofthefollowingcategoriesofpersonally-identifiableinformationasdirectoryinformation,
whichisnotsubjecttotheaboverestrictionsondisclosure:student'sfullname,homeaddressandtelephonenumber,campusaddressandtelephone
number,campuse-mailaddress,stateofresidence,dateandplaceofbirth,maritalstatus,academicclass,classscheduleandclassroster,nameofadvisor,
majorfieldofstudy,includingthecollege,division,departmentorprograminwhichthestudentisenrolled,participationinofficiallyrecognizedactivi-
tiesandsports,weightandheightofmembersofathleticteams,datesofattendanceandgraduation,degreesandhonorsandawardsreceivedincluding
selectiontoadean'slistorhonoraryorganizationandthegrade-pointaverageofstudentsselected,andthemostpreviouseducationalinstitutionat-
tended.Photographic,video,orelectronicimagesofstudentstakenandmaintainedbytheUniversityarealsoconsidereddirectoryinformation.
DirectoryinformationmaybedisclosedbytheUniversityforanypurpose,atitsdiscretion.Anystudentwishingtoexercisehis/herrighttorefuseto
permitthedesignationofanyoralloftheabovecategoriesasdirectoryinformationmustgivewrittennotificationtotheRegistrationServicesOffice
(E-206MartinHall)bythelastdaytoregisterfortheenrollmentperiodconcernedaspublishedintheClemsonUniversitycalendar.
5.TherighttofileacomplaintwiththeU.S.DepartmentofEducationconcerningallegedfailuresbyClemsonUniversitytocomplywiththerequire-
mIenndtespeonfdFeEnRcePAA.veTnhueenSaWm,eWaansdhiadndgrteosns,ofDtChe2o0f2f0ic2e-4t6ha0t5.administersFERPAisFamilyPolicyComplianceOffice,U.S.DepartmentofEducation,600
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PreprofessionalHealthStudies
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CalhounHonorsCollege LanguageandInternationalTrade
Mi>dernLanguages
CooperativeEducation
StudyandWorkAbroadPrograms Philosophy
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InternationalUndergraduates PoliticalScience
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FinancialInformation 15 EngineeringPrograms
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StudFeinnatnSceiravliAceisd 22 CCiovmipluEtnegrinEenegriinnegering
Housing ElectricalEngineering
RedfemHealthCentet IndustrialEngineering
AcademicSuccessCenter MechanicalEngineering
CareerServices SciencePrograms
Chemistry
AcaCGDdrireseamaddbiiiictlnigSRtyeySsgySutselertamvetimicoenss 24 CCGeooommlppouugttyeerrSIcnifeonrmcaetionSystems
Classwork MathematicalSciences
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MissionStatement EarlyChildhoodEducation
Requirements ElementaryEducation
Competencies MathematicsTeaching
Minors 36 ScienceTeaching
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AcademicCalendar
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Maymester2008 FallSemester2008
May12,M Lateenrollmentandfirstdayofclass August18-19,M-Tu Lateenrollment
May13,Tu Lastdaytoregister August19,Tu UniversityConvocation
W
May14, Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe August19,Tu FreshmenSummerReadingProgram
W W
Universitywithouta grade August20, Classesbegin
Mayl7,Sa Classesmeet August26,Tu Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
May19,M Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term September2,Tu Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
W
evaluations Universitywithouta grade
May20,Tu Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe September9,Tu LastdaytoorderdiplomaforDecember
Universitywithoutfinalgrades graduation
May24,Sa Classesmeet October3,F Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term
May27,Tu Examinations evaluations
—
May30,F 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitallgrades October10,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithoutfinalgrades
FirstSummerSession2008 November3-4,M-Tu Fallbreak
May19,M Lateenrollment November5,W Registrationforspring,Maymester,andsummer
May20,Tu Classesbegin termsbegins
May21,W Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass November26-28,W-F Thanksgivingholidays
May23,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe December4-5,Th-F Classesmeet;examspermittedinlabsonly
June3,Tu ULansitvedrasyitfyorwiintshtrouucttoarsWtogirsasdueemid-term DDeecceemmbbeerr81-5,12WM,M-F 9E:x0a0miA.nMa.t——ioDnesadlinetosubmitcandidategrades
evaluations December17,W 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitothergrades
June5,Th Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe December17, Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades
Universitywithoutfinalgrades December18,Th Graduation
M
June9, LastdaytoorderdiplomaforAugust
graduation SpringSemester2009
June24,Tu Examinations January4-5,Su-M Orientation
—
June26,Th 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitallgrades January5-6,M-Tu Lateenrollment
W
January7, Classesbegin
SecondSummerSession2008 January13,Tu Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
June30,M Orientation January19,WM MartinLutherKing,Jr.,holiday
Julyl,WTu Lateenrollment January21, LastdaytodropaclaWssorwithdrawfromthe
July2, Classesbegin W Universitywithouta grade
July3,Th Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass January28, LastdaytoorderdiplomaforMay
July4,F Holiday commencement
July8,Tu Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe February20,F Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term
W
Universitywithouta grade evaluations
July12,Sa Classesmeet February27,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
W
July16, Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term Universitywithoutfinalgrades
evaluations March16-20,M-F Springbreak
July18,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe March30,M Registrationforfallsemesterbegins
Universitywithoutfinalgrades April4-1l,Sa-Sa HonorsandAwardsWeek
AAuugguusstt67,,TWh E2x:a0m0inPa.Mt.i—onsDeadline to submit candidate AApprriill2237--2M4a,yTlh,-MF-F CElxaasmsiensamt—eieotn;sexamspermittedinlabsonly
August8,F g9r:a0d0eAs.M.—Deadlinetosubmitothergrades MMaayy65,,TWu 99::0000AA..MM..—DDeeaaddlliinneetotosusbumbimtitcaontdhiedratgergardaedses
August8,F Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades May7,Th Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades
August9,Sa Graduation May8,F Commencement
9:30A.M.(CollegesAFLS,AAH,andES)
2:30P.M.(CollegesBBSandHEHD)
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Maymester2009 FallSemester2009
Mayll.M Lateciinilliiiciitandfirstdayofclass August 17-18,M-Tu Lateenrollment
May12,Tu Lastdaytoregister August 18,Tu UniversityConvocatit)n
W
May13, Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe August 18,Tu FreshmenSummerReadingProgram
W W
Universitywithouta grade August19. Classesbegin
May16,Sa Classesmeet August25,Tu Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
May18,M Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term September1,Tu LastdaytodropaclaWssorwithdrawfromthe
evaluations Universitywithouta grade
MayUJ.Tu Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe September8,Tu LastdaytoorderdiplomaforDecember
Universitywithoutfinalgrades graduation
May23,Sa Classesmeet October2,F Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term
May26,Tu Examinations evaluations
—
May29,F 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitallgrades October9,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithoutfinalgrades
FirstSummerSession2009 October12-13,M-Tu Fallbreak
May 18,M Lateenrollment November2,M Registrationforspring,Maymester,andsummer
May19,Tu Classesbegin termsbegins
May20,W Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass November25-27,W-F Thanksgivingholidays
May22,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe December3-4,Th-F Classesmeet;examspermittedinlabsonly
June2,Tu ULansitvedrasyitfyorwiintshtoruutctaorWstogriasdseuemid-term DDeecceemmbbeerr714-,11WM,M-F 9E:x0a0miA.nMa.t——ioDnesadlinetosubmitcandidategrades
evaluations December16,W 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitothergrades
June4,Th Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe December16, Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades
Universitywithoutfinalgrades December17,Th Graduation
June8,M LastdaytoorderdiplomaforAugust
graduation SpringSemester2010
June23,Tu Examinations January3—4,Su-M Orientation
—
June25,Th 9:00A.M. Deadlinetosubmitallgrades January4-5,M-Tu Lateenrollment
W
January6, Classesbegin
SecondSummerSession2009 January12,Tu Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
June29,M Orientation January18,WM MartinLutherKing,Jr.,holiday
JJuulnye13,0W,Tu LClaatseseesnrboelglimnent January20,W LUansitvedrasyittyowdirtohpouatcalaWssgorrawdiethdrawfromthe
July2,Th Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass January27, LastdaytoorderdiplomaforMay
July6,M Holiday commencement
July7,Tu LastdaytodropaclaWssorwithdrawfromthe February19,F Lastdayforinstructorstoissuemid-term
Universitywithouta grade evaluations
JJuullyy1151,,WSa CLlaastssdeasymfeoertinstructorstoissuemid-term February26,F LUansitvedrasyittyowdirtohpouatcfliansaslogrrawdiesthdrawfromthe
evaluations March15-19,M-F Springbreak
July17,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe April3-10,Sa-Sa HonorsandAwardsWeek
M
Universitywithoutfinalgrades April5, Registrationforfallsemesterbegins
AAAuuuggguuusssttt675,,,WTFh 9E2::x00a00mipA.n.maM..t——ioDnDesaedaldilnienetotsousbumbimtictanodtihdeartegrgardaedses AAMpparryiill4,2226TW--u2330,1T,hM--FF C9El:xa0as0msiae.nsma.mt—e—ieoDtne;saedxlianmestpoesrumbimtittedcainndildaabtseognrlaydes
August7,F Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades May5, 9:00a.m. Deadlinetosubmitothergrades
August8,Sa Graduation May6,Th Candidatesforgraduationmayaccessgrades
May7,F Commencement
9:30A.M.(CollegesARS,AAH,andES)
2:30P.M.(CollegesBBSandHEHD)
Note:Datesonthiscalendarwereaccurateatthetimeofprinting.Dates,however,maychangeasconditionswarrant.Currentinformationisavailable
atli'ww.registrar.clemson.edu/htmllAccid_Cal.htm.
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Administration
ADMINISTRATION D.LeslieTindal,Pinewood COLLEGIATEDEANS
AllenP.Wood,Florence AlanR.Sams,PhD,Dean,Collegeo/Agriculture
UNIVERSITYGOVERNANCE PRESIDENT ClifFtoornesSt.ryM,.anEdgaLni,feMSAci,encIensterimDean,Collegeof
ANDADMINISTRATION JamesEBarker,FAIA,MArch Architecture,Arts,arviHumanities
TheUniversityisgovernedby;ihoardot13mem- VICEPRESIDENTS ClaaunddeBCe.haLviilolyraIlIIS,cPiehnDc,eDean,CollegeofBusiness
hers,sixselectedhythestateLegislatureandseven DorisR.Helms,PhD,VicePresideniforAcaclemic EsinGulari,PhD,Dean,CollegeofEngineeringand
self-perpetuatinglifememhers,inaccordwiththe AffairsandProvost Science
willofThomasGreenClemson. The Boardof A.NeiUCameron,Jr.,MBA,VicePresidentfur LawrenceR.Allen,PhD,Dean,CollegeofHealth,
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instructionforlong-rangeplanning;adoptingthe GailDiSabatino,EdD,VicePresidentforStudent LouisPBatson111,Greenville
statutesoftheUniversity;electingthepresident Affairs SterlingW.Beckman,Columbia
oftheUniversity;employingthesecretaryofthe ChristianE.G.Przirembel,PhD,VicePresident WilliamPBradley,JohnsIsland
board;maintainingownershipofUniversityassets; forResearchandEconomicDevelopment WilliamH.Burton,Spartanburg
andoverseeingtheevaluationoftheUniversity. DarrylC.Caldwell,Columbia
TUnhieveprrseistiyd,enptroivsitdhiengchlieeafdeexreshciuptitvoeoalflfipcehrasoefsthoef CStHevIenEEF.CBopUelSaIndN,EMSPSA OFFICER JCRahhcaoklnmWdearCsCaorRlt.leirCn,as,rJrr.C,o11Cl1o,ulmRuibmdibgaeiaSpring
Universityplanning,coordinatingtheoperations CHIEFFINANCIALOFFICER JamesR.Courie,Columbia
oUfniavlelrusniittyspoufbltihcerUenliavteirosnistyf,unccatriroynisn,geovuatlumaatjionrg BrettA.Dalton,MA JWaamletserP.DaCnrtezelle,r,Jr.S,aMnytreteleBeach
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publicserviceandagriculture,studentaffairs,and OFFICER SteveDudash,Charleston
TRehseeaPrrcohvoasntdaEndcoVniocmeiPcreDseivdeelntopfmoernAtc.ademicAf- LawrenceNicholsII,MSW DPaatvriidckE.A.DuDkuensc,aCno,lGurmebeinaville
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Viceprovostsassistinadministeringandperforming DorisR.Helms,PhD,VicePresidentforAcademic E.GuyHendrix,RockHill
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PURPOSEOFCATALOG topromotetheideaottouttding.ininsinutionlor Atthetimeofhisdeath, Mr.C^lenisonwasliv-
"educatingthepeopleinthesciences"and"which ingattheFortHillhomeplacc.whichtodayisa
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regardingthevari(.)uscollegesanddepartments beganthatmarkedthestartofanewerainhigher famousfather-in-law,SenatorC^alhoun,u|-«onthe
withintheUniversityandcurriculaofferedbythe educationinthestateofSouthCarolina,especially deathofMrs.ClemsonIn1875.
University. Inasmuchastheeducationalprocess inthestudyofscience,agriculture,andengineering.
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effectatthetimeofreturnwillnormallyprevail. ClemsonAgriculturalCollegesupplantedtheSouth Today,morethanacenturylatet,theUniversity
STUDENT CarolinaCollegeofAgricultureandMechanics, ismuchmorethan itsfounderevercould have
whichhadbeendesignatedinColumbiain1880. imagined.Withitsdiverselearningandresearch
RESPONSIBILITY facilities,theUniversityprovidesaneducational
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toberesponsibleforcompletingallrequirements hismid-20s,returnedtoAmericagreatlyinfluenced northandwest,someofwhichattainanaltitude
vvitiunprescribedde.idlinesandtimelimitv byhisEuropeanstudies.Hebecameagreatadvocate otover5,000feetabovemeansealevel.
HISTORY ofthenatural.sciences,achievingaconsiderable TheNorfolkandSouthernRailwayandU.S.High-
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whatcouldbe,greatthingscanhappen.Thatis entificjournalsofhisday,anartistandadiplomat andCharlottearetwohoursdrivingtimeaway.
what the University'sfounder, ThomasGreen whorepresentedtheU.S.governmentascharge
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