Course Catalogs, 2006-2008

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by  Montclair State University

MONTCLAIR
STATE
UNIVERSITY
www.montclair.edu
Montclair State
University at a Glance
Location: Degrees Offered:
247-acrecampus, at the intersection ofValley Road and Nonnal A\enue. BachelorofArts,BachelorofFineArts,BachelorofMusic,BachelorofScience,
Montclair. New Jersey (Essex County), one mile south of intersection of MasterofArts,MasterofArtsinTeaching,MasterofBusinessAdministration,
ValleyRoadandRoute46. MainentranceonNormalAvenue. MasterofEducation.MasterofFineArts,MasterofScience.DoctorofEducation.
DoctorofEn\ironmental Management,andDoctorofScience.
Background:
Facilities:
EstablishedasaNormalSchoolin 1908inresponsetothegrowingdemand
forprofessionally trained teachers, the institution became Montclair .State Facilities on the main campus include twenty academic buildings, five
Teachers College in 1927 dedicated to the education ofsecondary school administrativebuildings,theStudentCenter.SpragueLibrary.AlexanderKasser
teachers through a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree program. In 19.^7 Theater. PanzerGymnasium with pool and fitnesscenter. achildcarecenter,
MontclairStatebecamethe first teacherscollegeaccreditedby the Middle recreation fields, various service buildings including an l.lOO-space parking
StatesAssociationofCollegesandSchools.ThecampusbecameMontclair deck,theRedHawkDiner.YogiBerraMuseumandLearningCenter.YogiBerra
StateCollegein1958andacomprehensivemulti-purposeinstitutionin 1966. Stadium,andFloydHallIceArena.Housingforover3.100studentsispro\ided
The Board of Higher Education designated Montclair State a teaching in eight residence life facilities. Construction ofa seven-story new academic
university on April 27. 1994. It hasofferedMasterofArts programs since building is scheduled for completion in Spring 2006. Construction ofa new
1932, MasterofBusiness Administraticm since 1981. MasterofEducation studentrecreationcenterisalsoplannedfor2005-2006.
since 1985. MasterofSciencesince 1992, MasterofFineArtssince 1998.
Costs:
DoctorofEducationsince1999.DoctorofEnvironmentalManagementsince
2(X)3andDoctorofSciencesince2005. Annual tuition and fees (2005-2006): S8.l55-new student. S7.642-retuming
student,(basedon30semesterhours,undergraduate.New Jerseyresident). To
Enrollment:
beclassifiedasa"returningstudent"he/shemusthavebeenadmittedpriortofall
About 12.174 undergraduates and 3.889 graduate students in Fall 2005. of2002.Studentswhodonotattendcoursesforanacademicyear(twoconsecuti\e
Students come from all New Jersey counties, from other states, and from semesters)willbechargedunderthenewstudentrateuponreturn..Annualroom
foreigncountries. Approximately3,200liveoncampuswiththeremainder and board(2005-2006): $10,030(basedonasingleroomand maximum meal
livinginoff-campusaccommodationsorcommutingfromhome. plan).Ratesaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.PleaserefertotheScheduleot
Coursesfortheupdated listingofcosts.
Faculty:
Financial Aid:
545authorizedlines.
Someformofaidisprovidedtoapproximately77percentoliiualiliedtull-time
Accreditation: undergraduatestudents.Aidisavailableasloans,grants,employnientandasmall
numberofscholarships. Part-time undergraduate students are alsoeligible for
Accredited by the Commission on Higher Education ofthe Middle States someprograms.Assistance,primarilyloans,isalsoaxailablelbreligiblegraduate
AssociationofCollegesandSchools.3624MarketStreet.Philadelphia.PA students.
19104.telephone[phone].ForacompletestatementonAccreditations
and Memberships,refertotheTableofContentsforthepagenumber.
MontclairStateUniversityisanequalopportuiiity/alfiniiati\eaclioninsliuituni. Inconipliaiice\\ithivle\amIcdcralaiulsUiloci\ilriglUslegiskiiion.MonlclairStale
does not discriminate on the basis ofgender, race, color, religion, national origin, age. affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity orexpression, atypical
hereditarycellularorbloodtrait,geneticinformation,orphysicalcapabilityintheoperationofitseducationalprogramandactivities (admission,accesstoprograms
and course offerings, competitive and intramural athletics, counseling, student and other employment, use of facilities, and campus sponsored extracurricular
activities). Inquiries relating to equal opportunity/affirmative action issues may be directed to the offices ofStudent Development and Campus Life or Equal
Opportunity/AffirmativeAction.
MontclairStateUniversityrecognizesitsresponsibilitytofosteranatmosphereofrespect,understanding,andgoodwillamongallindividualsandgroups,withspecial
sensitivitytothoseindividualswhoaremostlikelytobesubjectedtodisrespect,abuse,andmisunderstandingbecauseoftheirrace,ethnicity,religion,gender,sexual
preference,age,ordisablingcondition.Thegoalistocreateanunbiasedcommunityinwliichallindi\idualsfeelfreetoexpressthemsehesinwaysthaiareappropriate
inamulti-ethnicandmulti-cultural society,andtopursuetheirworkandstudy inanaiuKispherethai \alues individualityanddiversity. Unilerlyingthisstatemeni
isarespectfordifferencesofopinionandfreedomofspeech.Wemustbediligent,however,toassurethatdifferencesdonotdegenerateintoname-callingorinsulting
ofindividualsorgroups. Such behaviorcan be destructiveofcourtesy andcivility andendangers theenvironment needed forengaging in productivedialogue.
MontclairStatecondemnsanybehaviorthatdevaluespersonsandendangersthelearningandworkenvironment.Suchbehaviorincludes,butisnotlimitedto,threats
oractsofphysicalviolence,verbalabuse,harassment,anddiscrimination. MonlclairStaleencouragesthepracticeofthishumanrelationsstatemeniineveryaspect
ofcampuslife.
Montclair Slate University is subjecl lo NJSA 26:31)-15 through 21 llleallli aiul ViUil Statistics) on snuikiiig m public pi.ices. In coiiipluiiKC willi llus law. llie
Universityprohibitsthesmokingorcarryingoflightedcigars,cigaieties.pipes,oranymatterorsubstanceIhaicontainstobaccomallindoorspacesonIheMontclair
Stalecampus. Indoorsmokingispermittedonly inprivate, fully-enclosedstudent residencehall rooms. Ifiheroom isjointlyoccupied,smokingisperniiiiedonly
byconsensusofall individualsoccupyingtheroom.Anymemberofthecampuscommimilymayaskan individualtocompK withtheprovisionsofthisregulation
ormaynieacom|)laintwithUniversityPolice,whomayissueasummons.Anyindividualwhofailstocomplyissubjecttoafine(typically$25-$2()())asdetermined
bythelocalcourtwherethesummons is lileil.
TheUndergraduateCatalogofMonlclairStaleUniversityispiiblishetlbienniallyandpresentsannouncementsofgeneralinformation,generalacademicregulations,
andIheacademicprogramextani al thedateot publication. MonlclairStatereservestheright tochangeanyofitsannouncements, regulationsoriei|uiienientsat
anytimewithoutnoticeorobligation. IheOfficeofAcademic Affairsisresponsible forthepreparationol ilieconieni ol (Inspublication.
.Fun^-, 2006
Undergraduate Catalog
2006-2008
MontclairStateUniversity
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Admissions
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Financial Aid
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Registrar
204College Hall
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Residential EducationandServices
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Table of Contents
^ 7 <0 About Montclair State University 1
Statement on the Undergraduate Program 3
f' I Z> Montclair State University Majors,Concentrations, Minors,and Certificate Programs 4
Accreditations, Approvalsand Memberships 7
Collegesand SchoolsoftheUniversity 9
Academic Calendar 12
Admissions 14
cPfOCt>'" Tuitionand Fees 17
Resources and Facilities 20
of,60^ Division ofStudentDevelopment and CampusLife 25
C. Student Academic Services 25
Admissions 27
I I
Dean ofStudents 27
Financial Aid 29
Intercollegiate Athletics 30
Residential Educationand Services 31
Student Center 31
Student Activities 31
University PoliceDepartment 33
Academic Policiesand Procedures 34
Requirements forUndergraduate Degree 42
Gen Ed 2002 43
Gen Ed 2002 AppendixofCourses 48
1983 GER 51
1983 GER Appendix ofCourses 54
Multicultural Awareness Requirement 59
Writing Requirement 60
BasicSkills Requirement 64
Legend ofAlpha CourseCodes 65
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AND DEPARTMENTS
Accounting. Law, and Taxation Department 67
Anthropology Department 69
Aquatic andCoastal Science Combined BS/MS Program 72
Art and Design Department 74
Biology and Molecular Biology Department 86
Broadcasting Department 94
Business Administration Major 96
Chemistry and Biochemistry Department 97
Classics and General Humanities Department 102
Communication Sciences and Disorders Department 106
Communication Studies Department 107
Computer Science Department 10
1
Counseling, Human Development and Educational Leadership Department 1 14
Curriculum andTeaching Department 115
EarlyChildhood, Elementary, and Literacy Education Department 116
Earth and Environmental Studies Department 119
Economics and Finance Department 127
Educational Foundations Department 131
English Department 132
Exercise Science and Physical Education Department 138
Family and Child Studies Department 144
General Humanities Major 149
Health and Nutrition Sciences Department 152
History Department 158
International Business Major 163
Justice Studies Department 165
Legal Studies Department 168
Linguistics Department 174
Management and Information Systems Department 180
Marketing Department 186
Mathematical Sciences Department (includes Physics) 189
Modern Languages and Literatures Department 197
Music Department 204
Philosophy and Religion Department 215
Political Science Department 220
Psychology Department '. 224
Science Informatics Major 228
Sociology Department 230
Spanish/Italian Department 233
Theatre and Dance Department 242
Women's Studies Majorand Minor 250
TEACHER EDUCATION
TeacherEducation Program 252
OTHER PROGRAMS
CombinedPrograms 257
BachelorofScience/DoctorofDental Medicine Program
BachelorofScience/DoctorofMedicine Program,
BachelorofScience/DoctorofPharmacy Program
BachelorofScience/DoctorofPhysical Therapy Program
BachelorofScience/MasterofPhysician Assistant Program
Experiential Education Courses andPrograms (Cooperative Education) 258
Health Careers Program 262
Honors Program 262
New Jersey School ofConservation 264
SpecialEducation 265
INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS
African-American Studies 266
Archaeology 267
Cognitive Science .267
Criminal Justice 268
Film 268
Gerontology 269
International Studies 269
Latin American and Latino Studies 271
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Child Advocacy 273
Gerontology 273
Appendix ofScholarshipsand Awards 274
Administration and Facuhy 285
Index 296
Directions toCampus 300
MapofCampus insidebackcover

About Montclair State
University
ThesecondlargestandfastestgrowingUniversityinNewJersey,Mont- CollegeofEducation and Human Services,theUniversity's Infor-
clair State has taken a lead role in developing programs and building mation Commons and Technology Solutions Center, the ADP
facilities that will ensure the University continues to be an outstanding Center for Teacher Preparation and Learning Technologies, the
educationalresourceforthepeopleofNewJersey.MontclairStateoffers CenterofPedagogy,theInstitutefortheAdvancementofPhiloso-
theadvantagesofalargeuniversitybyprovidingabroadundergraduate phy forChildren, seven lecture halls, 39 media-rich generalclass-
curriculum with a global focus, a wide variety of superior graduate rooms, 11 specialized classrooms and laboratories, and student
programsandadiversefacultyandstudentbody,allwhilemaintaininga studylounges.
smallcollege'sattentiontostudents.
• TheGeorgeSegalGalleryatMontclairStateUniversity,openedin
Montclair State's Mission Statement reflects on its expanding role as a spring2006,istheonlygalleryintheworldnamedforGeorgeSegal,
centerforexcellenceinteachingandlearning,itscommitmenttoresearch one ofNew Jersey's great 20th-century artists. The 7,200-square-
and its continued service to the community, the region, the state, and footgalleryislocatedonthefourthflooroftheRedHawkParking
beyond.AstheUniversityapproachesitscentennialin2008,itcontinues Deck,adjacenttotheAlexanderKasserTheater.
to: • The Cyber Cafe, located in the Harry A. Sprague Library, is
• provideexpandedopportunitiestostudentswithinarichly diverse
scheduledtoopeninfall2006.Thecafewillbecompletelywireless,
setting; andofferindoorandoutdoorseatingareas. Themenu will feature
• beasourceofnew knowledgeandtheapplicationofknowledge:
sandwiches,salads,pastriesandbeverages.
• provide the facilities, equipment and funding to support the
University'sexpansion; • Plans are currently are underway for a new Student Recreation
• embracethepervasiveandtransforminguseoftechnology; Centertoservethe University'sgrowingpopulation.
• beacenterforglobal studyandunderstanding;
MontclairStateprovides acomprehensive array ofacademicprograms
• fosteravibrantsenseofcommunity in whicheach studentwillbe while remaining accessible and affordable. The University offers ap-
challengedtoattainherorhisfullpotential;and proximately 170undergraduateprograms,includingmajors,concentra-
• serveasanimportantresourceforthelocalandregionalcommunity. tions,minors,andteachercertifications.Inaddition,therearemorethan
The University has embarked on an ambitious expansion program that 185graduatemajors,concentrations,educationalcertificationandprofes-
will enable it to accommodate at least 18,000 students by 2008. The sionalcertificateprogramsavailable,includingthenation'sonlydoctorate
programincludesthe recruitmentofoutstandingnewfacultytojointhe inpedagogy,auniqueinterdisciplinarydoctorateinenvironmentalman-
alreadytalentedanddedicatedgroupofteachersandscholars,anda$250 agement, and the state's only doctorate in audiology. Through its six
millioncapitalconstructionplan.Majorbuildingprojectsare: collegesandschools—theCollegeofEducationandHumanServices,the
CollegeofHumanitiesand Social Sciences, theCollegeofScience and
• TheVillageatLittleFalls,astate-of-the-arthousingcomplexwith
Mathematics, the School of the Arts, the School of Business and the
apartmentsfor850 students, whichopened in fall 2003. With five —
buildingsnamedforfamousNewJerseyans,MSU'ssignatureSpan- Graduate School Montclair State University prepares its students to
ish mission architecture, an outdoorswimming pool and a fitness leadproductiveandrewardinglives,andtoparticipateresponsiblyinour
center,ithasbeenfeaturedonMTV,ontelevision's"InsideEdition", society.
andin newspapersacrossthecountry. MontclairState'sstrongcommitmenttopublicserviceisevidencedbyits
• Anewwomen'sSoftballstadium,whichopenedinspring2004with widevarietyofnoncreditprogramsofferedtovariedconstituencies.Each
year, more than 1,200 acaderiiically gifted youngsters take part in ad-
anartificialplaying surfaceandseatingfor260fans.
vancedinstructionalprogramsofferedweekendsandduringthesummer
• The AlexanderKasserTheater, a500-seat, state-of-the-art perfor- oncampus,andcloseto500talentedchildrenreceiveinstructionthrough
mancevenueformusic,danceandtheaterevents.Openedinthefall the PreparatoryCenterfortheArts. TheSchoolofConservation,a240-
2004, the theater is also used by musicians studying at the New acre facility in Stokes State Forest, is one of the largest university-
Music Institute, housed in the theater's lower level alongside the operatedenvironmentaleducationcentersintheworld,providingtwo-to
unique Harry Partch InstrumentCollection, andbychildren inthe five-day programs for about 10,000 elementary and secondary school
University'sPreparatory Music Program. studentsfromaroundthestate,aswellasgraduate educationforstudents
• ANewJersey Transit train station and parking garage, opened in fromthroughouttheworld.TheUniversity'sServiceLearningProgram,
putsstudentstoworkinthecommunitywheretheycanapplywhatthey
ospfrmiingdt2o00w5n,MtaonghiavtetUanni.versitystudentsaone-seatrideintotheheart learnintheclassroomtoactual,hands-oncivicinvolvement.AndtheNew
JerseyNetworkforEducationalRenewalisaUniversitypartnershipwith
• TheChildren'sCenter, an innovative settingthatwill unitetypical many school districts throughout New Jersey dedicated to the simulta-
preschoolers with special-need students, creatingauniqueexperi- neousrenewaloftheschoolsandteachereducation.
enceforbothchildrenandeducators.The21,000-square-footfacil-
ityopenedfall 2005. MontclairStatetakesprideinitsrichhistoryofboldeducationalinnova-
tion,inspiredteachingandvitalservicetothestateandlooksforwardto
• UniversityHall,a270,000-square-footinstructionalbuildingopened continuing to be a major contributor to the cultural, economic and
in spring 2006, is the largest and most technologically advanced educational lifeoftheregion.
academic building in Montclair State's history. It is home to the
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Statement on the
Undergraduate
Program
The BoardofTrusteesofMontclairStateUniversityreaffirms itsbelief majoringinliberalartsprograms,andthoseinprofessionaland
thattheliberalartsandsciencesformtheessentialbasisofanundergraduate career programs that, in addition to their own strengths, are
programofhighereducation. soundlyrootedinandrelatedtothestrengthsofourliberalarts
departments;
Inaneraofdecreasingresources,diminishedpublicsupport,andincreased
popularinterestinvocationalism,therearestrongpressurestosuccumb 3. supportprogramsthatassistunderpreparedstudentswhoshare
totemporaryconcerns,and indoingsoto losesightoftheenduringand ourgoalsto meet thedemanding standardsofwhich we think
essentialpurposeofauniversityeducation.Therearealsoeconorfiicand theyarecapable ifsuitablychallenged,excited,andeducated;
politicalforcesthat,ifnotconstrainedbythoughtfulresponse,threatenthe
integrityofacademicprocessesandthequalityofacademicstandardsof 4. ongoingprocessesofprogramreviewandevaluation inwhich
institutionsofhighereducationeverywhere. thejoint efforts of faculty, administration, and Board ensure
maintenanceofthehigheststandardsofquality;
TheBoardofMontclairStateUniversitybelievesthattheinstitutionhas
the special purpose ofcontributing to,critically examining, preserving, 5. a diverse student body reflecting different cultural and social
andtransmittingthecultureofoursocietytosucceedinggenerations,and backgrounds, but united by a common cominitment to the
that the protection ofthis purpose is the public trust for which we are academic values forwhich MontclairState University stands;
primarily responsible. We believe that the progress ofMontclair State and
University towards this goal has been exemplary, and in particular we 6. programs that strengthen the efforts ofan able and dedicated
.applaud the steps already taken by the faculty and administration to facultyandsupportthescholar'scontinuingneedforintellectual
maintain and enhance these values. Consistent with the policy and
andpersonalrenewal.
planning function of the Board, however, we believe that faculty and
administrationeffortsmightbeenhancedbyanunderstandingofwhatthe Insettingthesegeneralgoals,theBoardrecognizesthedifficulteconomic
Boardsetsforthasavisionofthe undergraduateprogram: andpoliticalenvironmentlikelytofacehighereducationinthefuture,and
thatmanyotherinstitutionshavechosentoconfrontthesechallenges in
1. a rigorous and comprehensive program of general education amannerdifferentfromourown.Webelieve,however,thattheneedto
requiredofallstudentsthatnotonlyincludesadvancedlearning createadistinctivemissionandclimateforMontclairStateUniversityand
skillsandpreparationforeffectivecitizenship,butalsofostersan to prepare students fully for an uncertain but clearly difficult future
appreciationofasharedhumanheritageleadingtotheenhancement requires usto makethiscommitment.
ofthequalityofbothpersonalandcommunity life;
ItistheBoard'sintenttoviewitsfutureconsiderationofnewpoliciesand
2. an enrollment reflecting a balance between those students programswithin thecontextofthisstatement.
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Montclair State ECON Economics major B.A.
University Majors, ECOE Economicsmajor(Teaching) B.A.
ECBE Economicsmajor,
Concentrations, Mi- BusinessEconomicsconcentration B.A.
nors, Certificate Pro- EENNGCLW English major B.A.
English major.CreativeWritingconcentration B.A.
grams^ ENED Englishmajor(Teaching) B.A.
FASH Fashion Studies B.A.
FAAH
Fine Arts major. Art Historyconcentration B.A.
PROGRAM CODKS. UNDERGRADUATE MATORS AND FAED Fine Arts major, Fine Arts Educationconcentration.B.A.
CON( FNTRATIONS ATTHE BACCALAI REATE LEVEL FAST Fine Artsmajor. Studioconcentration B.A.
ALHE Allied Health Services major B.S. EASE Fine Arts/Studiomajor B.F.A.
ANTH Anthropology major B.A. FASI Fine Arts/Studio major.
ANED Anthropology major(Teaching) B.A. Industrial Design concentration B.F.A.
ACSC Aquatic andCoastal Sciences B.S./M.S. EASE Fine Arts/Studio major.
ATTR AthleticTraining major B.S. Filmmakingconcentration B.F.A.
BICM Biochemistry major B.S. FCCL Family andChild Studies major.
BIOL Biology major B.S. ChildLife Specialistconcentration B.A.
BIDE Biology major(Dental Program) B.S. FCEC Family andChild Studies major.
BIME Biology major(Medical Program B.S. Early Childhoodconcentration B.A.
BIED Biology major(Teaching) B.S. FCEM Family andChild Studies.
Early andMiddleChildhoodconcentration B.A.
BIES Biologymajor.EnvironmentalScienceconcentration..B.S.
BRCA Broadcasting major B.A. FCFS Family andChild Studies major.
BAAC BusinessAdministration major. Family Servicesconcentration B.A.
FCGR Family andChild Studies major.
Accountingconcentration B.S.
BAEC BusinessAdministration major. Gerontology concentration B.A.
FRCV French major. FrenchCivilizationconcentration B.A.
Economicsconcentration B.S.
BAFN BusinessAdministration major. FRTR French major.Translation concentration B.A.
FRED French major(Teaching) B.A.
Financeconcentration B.S.
BAHM GHEL General Humanities major(Elementary
Business Administration major.
SchoolTeacher) B.A.
Hospitality Managementconcentration B.S. GHUM
General Humanities major B.A.
BAIB Business Administration major. GEOG Geography major B.A.
BALT IBnutseirnneastsioAndalmiBnuissitnreastsiocnonmcaejnotrr.ation B.S. GEEN Geography major.
Environmental Studiesconcentration B.A.
Leisure IndustriesandTourismconcentration B.S.
BAMG GEUR Geography major. Urban Studiesconcentration B.A.
Business Administration major.
GEOS Geoscience major B.S.
Management concentration B.S.
BAMI Business Administration major. GEES Geoscience major.
Environmental Scienceconcentration B.S.
ManagementInformation Systemsconcentration B.S.
BAMK HEED Health Education major B.S.
Business Administration major.
HLCH Health Education major.
Marketingconcentration B.S.
BAQM Community Health Servicesconcentration B.S.
Business Administration major.
HIST History major B.A.
Quantitative Methodsconcentration B.S.
BARM HIEL History major(Elementary School Teacher) B.A.
BusinessAdministration major.Retail
HIED History major(Teaching) B.A.
Merchandising and Managementconcentration B.S.
CHEM Chemistry major B.S. INFT InformationTechnology B.S.
CHBM Chemistry (CombinedB.S./M.S.) B.S./M.S. ITAL Italian major B.A.
CLAS Classics major B.A. ITTE Italian (Teaching) B.A.
esse Communication Studies major. JURI Jurisprudence B.A.
JUCA Justice Studies major.
Speech Communicationconcentration B.A.
CSOC Communication Studies major. Child Advocacyconcentration B.A.
JUEJ Justice Studies major.
Organizational Communication concentration B.A.
CSPR Communication Studies major. Environmental Justiceconcentration B.A.
JUJS Justice Studies major.Justice SystemsconcentrationB.A.
Public Relationsconcentration B.A.
CPSC ComputerScience major B.S. JUPS Justice Studies major.
CPIN ComputerScience major. Informaticsconcentration B.S. Paralegal Studiesconcentration B.A.
CPPC ComputerScience major. Professional Computing LATN Latin major B.A.
LATE Latin major(Teaching) B.A.
concentration B.S.
DANC Dance major B.F.A. LING I inguistics major B.A.
DAMT LIED Linguistics major(Teaching) B.A.
Dance, Musical Theatreconcentration B.F.A. QMATH Mathematicsmajor B.S.