Evening College Bulletin, LaGrange College, 601 Broad Street, LaGrange, Georgia 30210, September 2000, 2000-2002

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by  LaGrange College

Evening College
Bulletin
2000-2002
LaGrange
College
GA
LaGrange, 30240
Evening College Communications Directory
To reach an office not listedbelow, please call the general information line,
706-880-8000. Acomplete directory oftelephone, fax numbers, and e-mail
addresses is available on the College web site, www.lgc.edu
(areacodeforallnumbersis706)
Office ofthe President 880-8240
President F. StuartGuUey, Ph.D.
AcademicAffairs 880-8236
Vice President forAcademicAffairs and Dean ...Jay K. Simmons, Ph.D.
Admission Office ^.. 880-8005
Director Andy Geeter
Bookstore 880-8215
Manager Anita Laney
BusinessAdministration Department 880-8317
Business Office/StudentAccounts 880-8278
Accounts Receivable Clerk Becky Carter
Criminal Justice/Human Services Department 880-8204
Office ofthe Chaplain 880-8297
ElizabethWalkerLanierCampus Minister Rev. Quincy Brown
Evening College 880-8021
Director Linda H. McMuUen
Financial Planning Office 880-8241
Director Sylvia Smith
Registrar's Office 880-8024
Director Jimmy Herring
TheEveningCollegedivisionofLaGrangeCollegeadmitsqualifiedadultstudentsofany
race, color, nationalandethnicoriginto alltherights,privileges,programsandactivities
generallyaccordedormadeavailableto students inthedivision. EveningCollegedoes
notdiscriminate onthebasisofsex,race, color, nationalorethnic origin inadministration
ofitseducationalpolicies, admissionpolicies, financialaidpolicies,orotherschool-
administeredprograms.
Volume 1 Number i
Evening College
Bulletin
LaGrange College
601 Broad Street
GA
LaGrange, 30240
The Evening College Bulletin is published forthebenefit ofapplicants and
students in the Evening College Division ofLaGrange College and details
policies, procedures, and programs that are specific to Evening College. The
Evening College Bulletin is subordinate to the LaGrange College Bulletin. All
policies not specifically addressed in the Evening College Bulletin are those
policies detailed in the annual Bulletin. Inquiries regarding policies not covered
shouldbe addressed to theVice President forAcademicAffairs and Dean.
September2000 2000-2002
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Table of Contents
EveningCollegereservestherighttomakemodificationsin thedegreerequirements,
courses, schedules, calendar, regulations,feesandotherchangesdeemednecessaryor
conducivetotheefficientoperation ofthedivision. Suchchangesbecomeeffectiveas
announcedbytheproperLaGrange Collegeauthorities.
Communications Directory Inside Front Cover
Evening College Calendar 2
AboutLaGrange College 6
Mission;Accreditation; Evening College
Admission 9
FreshmanAdmission; TransferAdmission; Readmission;
EnrollmentProcedure
Financial Planning 12
Philosophy; PaymentofCharges; Refund Policy;
FinancialAidPolicies; FinancialAidPrograms
Academic Support Services 26
Academic Policies 29
Attendance; Grades andCredits; HonorCode; Student
Status; Transcripts
Degree Requirements 33
Courses 36
BusinessAdministration; Criminal Justice;
General Education
FacultyListing 50
Aboutthe Campus Inside BackCover
Evening College Calendar 2000 - 2002
Fall Term 2000:
September 5 Placementexaminations
September 6 OpeningConvocation
September 7 EveningCollegeregistration
September 11 Firstdayofclasses
September 13 Final day forlateregistration ordrop/add
Norefundforindividualclassesdroppedafterthisdate.
W
October 6 Lastdaytodrop aclasswithanautomatic '
October 11,12 Midterms
November 2 Lastdaytodrop aclass
November 9 Lastdayoffallclasses
November 10 Reading Day
November 13,14 Final exams
November 21 Grades due
WinterBreak: November 16-January2
Winterterm 2001
January 2 EveningCollegeregistration
January 3 Firstdayofwinterclasses
January 5 Finalday forlateregistrationordrop/add
Norefundforindividualclassesdroppedafterthisdate.
January 15 Noclasses- MartinLutherKingJr., Day
W
January 26 Lastdaytodrop aclasswithanautomatic '
January31 and
February Midterms
1
February 22 Lastdaytodrop aclass
March 1 Lastdayofwinterclasses
2
March 2 Reading Day
March 5-6 Final Exams
March 9 Grades due
Springterm 2001:
March EveningCollegeregistration
March Firstday ofspringclasses
March Final day forlateregistration ordrop/add
Norefund forindividual classes droppedafterthisdate.
W
March 30 Lastdaytodropaclasswith an automatic '
April 4,5 Midterms
April 7-15 SpringBreak-no classes
—
April 16 EasterMonday classes scheduled
May 3 Lastdaytodrop aclass
May 10 Lastdayofclasses
May 11 ReadingDay
May 14, 15 Final exams
May 17 Grades due forgraduating seniorsby 12:00noon
May 18 Grades due; Baccalaureate sermon
May 19 Graduation
SummerTerm 2001:
June4 EveningCollege registration; classes begin
June Finalday forlateregistration ordrop/add
Norefund forindividualclassesdroppedafterthis date.
W
June 22 Lastdaytodrop acoursewithan automatic '
—
July 4 Holiday no classes
July 13 Lastdayto drop aclass
July 18 Final exams forWednesdayclasses
July 19 Finalexams forMonday,Tuesday, Thursday classes
July 23 Grades due by 12:00 noon
FallTerm 2001:
September 4 Placementtests
September 5 OpeningConvocation
September 6 EveningCollegeregistration
September 10 First day ofclasses
September 14 Last day forlastregistrationordrop andadd
Norefundforindividualclassesdroppedafterthisdate.
September 28 Lastdayto drop a classwith an automatic 'W
October 9, 10 Midterms
November 1 Lastdayto drop a class
November 8 Lastday offall classes
November 9 Reading Day
November 12, 13 Final exams
November 19 Grades due
\MnterBreak: November 14-January 1
WinterTerm 2002:
Januar\' 7 Evening Collegeregistration and firstdayofwinterclasses
January Last day forlate registrationordrop and add
No refund forindividual classes droppedafterthisdate.
January 21 No classes; Martin LutherKing. Jr. Day
'W
January 24 Lastday to drop a class with an automatic
Januarv' 29.30 Midterms
February 21 Lastdaytodrop aclass
February 28 Lastday ofwinterclasses
March 1 Reading Day
March 4,5 Final exams
March 8 Grades due
SpringTerm2002:
March 6 EveningCollegeregistration and firstdayofspringclasses
March 13 Lastday forlate registration ordrop and add
Norefund forindividualclasses dropped afterthisdate.
W
March 28 Lastdayto dropaclasswith an automatic '
April 8-12 Spring Break
April 16, 17 Midterms
May 2 Lastdayto drop aclass
May 9 Lastdayofspringclasses
May 10 ReadingDay
May 13, 14 Final exams
May 16 Grades due. Seniors
May 17 Baccalaureate Service; Grades due, all otherstudents
May 18 Graduation
SummerSession 2002:
June 4 Registration andClassesbegin
June 11 Lastday forlateregistrationordrop andadd. Norefund for
individual classes droppedafterthisdate
W
June 20 Lastdaytodrop a classwith an automatic '
July 4 Holiday -No Classes
July 18 Lastdaytodrop aclass
July 24 Monday-Wednesdayclasses, exams duringclasstime
July 25 Tuesday-Thursdayclasses, examsduringclasstime
July 31 Gradesdue, 12:00noon
About LaGrange College
LaGrange College is calledthrough The United MethodistChurch to
challenge the minds andinspire thesouls ofstudents by improvingtheircre-
ative, criticalandcommunicativeabilities in a caringandethicalcommunity.
Mission Statement
LaGrange College, established in 1831, is ownedbytheNorth Georgia
Conference ofTheUnitedMethodist Church. LaGrange College is proud ofthis
relationship andbelieves that its mission is an extension ofthe work ofThe
United MethodistChurch. LaGrange College is committedto the free, uninhib-
itedpursuitoftruth. Academic freedomand free expressionoffacultyand
students are integral to the LaGrange College ethos.
LaGrange College is committedto challenging the minds and inspiring the
souls ofstudents by improving theircreative, critical, and communicative
abilities. Faculty recognize theparttheyplay in a student's developmentby
serving as mentors androle models. The total LaGrange Collegeprogram-
curricularand co-curricular-is designed to challenge and support students as
they dealwith ftmdamental issues ofself, world, and God.
The principal curricularmeans bywhich the College assists students in the
improving oftheircreative, critical, and communicative abilities are an interdis-
ciplinary, technologically sophisticated liberal arts program (A.A., B.A., B.S.),
professionalprograms inbusiness (B.A., B.S., M.B.A), nursing (B.S.N.),
education (B.A., M.Ed.), and continuing education. The principal co-curricular
means is through a comprehensiveprogram ofstudent life and athletics.
LaGrange College strives to be a caring and ethical community. The
hallmark ofthe LaGrange College community is the quest forcivility, diversity,
service, andexcellence.