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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/generalcatalogue9394unse m THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 1993-94 GRADUATE BULLETIN Directory Note: Health Service: All numbers are in area code 706. Gilbert Health Center; 542-1162 Graduate School: Housing Office: Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center; Russell Hall; 542-1421 542-2925 International Services and Programs: Graduate Records Office; 542-4806 210 Memorial Hall; 542-1557 Graduation Office; 542-4803 Libraries: Business Office; 542-4798 Main Library, North Campus; 542-7501 Graduate Admissions: Science Library, Boyd Graduate Studies 534 Boyd Graduate Studies Research Research Center; 542-4535 Center; 542-1787 Parking Services: Bookstore, University: Perimeter Parking Lot; 542-7275 Sanford Drive; 542-3171 Registrar: Career Planning and Placement: 105 Academic Building; 542-4040 Clark Howell Hall; 542-3375 Student Activities: Fees Payment: Tate Student Center; 542-7774 Business Services Building; 542-1625 Student Affairs, Office of the Vice Financial Aid: President for: 220 Academic Building; 542-6147 201 Academic Building; 542-3564 Graduate Student Association: Tate Student Center: 517 Boyd Graduate Studies Research Information; 542-3816 Center; 542-4792 1993-1994 Graduate Bulletin THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA A Unit of the University System of Georgia The University of Georgia is committed to the principle of affirmative action and shall not dis- criminate against otherwise qualified persons on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, physical or mental handicap, disability, or veteran's status in its recruitment, admissions, employment, facility and program accessibility, or sen ices. While even- effort is made to provide accurate and current information, the University reserves the right to change, without notice, statements in the Bulletin concerning rules, policies, fees, curricula, courses, calendar, or other matters. Students enrolled at the University agree to comply with the University's rules and regulations and to accommodate to any changes n< sary. further, the statements set forth in this bulletin are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as the basis of a contract between a student and the institution. Students have the responsibility for keeping them selves apprised of current graduation require ments tor their particular degree programs. Table of Contents Academic Calendar, 1993-94 56 Academic Regulations and Procedures 25 Use of Credit 25 Campus Map 8 Cumulative Graduate Average 25 Extension and Correspondence 25 The University System of Georgia 12 Resident Credit in Graduate Centers 25 Institutions of the University of Georgia 13 Application for Graduation 26 Board of Regents 14 Graduation Exercises 26 Officers and Staff 14 Awarding Doctoral Degrees — The University of Georgia 15 University Faculty 26 Officers of General Administration 15 Probation and Dismissal 26 Colleges and Schools 16 Appeals 27 Administrative Officers of the Student Education Records 27 Graduate School 16 Academic Honesty 27 Research with Human Participants 28 General University Information 17 Student Services 28 History, Purpose, and Organization 18 Housing 28 Admission 18 Disability Services 29 Requirements 18 Financial Information, Assistance, Entrance Tests 19 and Awards 29 International Applicants 19 Expenses 29 Application for Readmission 19 Fee Refunds 29 Change of Degree Objective 20 Academic Common Market 30 Classification of Graduate Students 20 Classification of Students Admission and Registration of Persons for Tuition Purposes 30 62 Years of Age or Older 21 General University Awards 31 Registration 21 Predoctoral Assistantships 31 Course Load 21 Departmental Awards 31 Course Numbers 22 Graduate Research Facilities 38 Enrollment in Graduate Centers and Institutes 38 Courses — Law/Undergraduate Research Organizations 44 Students 22 Libraries and Museums 46 Irregular Students 22 Grading Reporting System 22 General Degrees 49 Special Instructional Programs 23 Master of Arts and Master of Science 50 Combined Degree Programs 23 Doctor of Philosophy 52 Study Abroad Programs 24 Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programs 56 Cortona Program 24 Volcani Program for Graduate Professional Degrees 57 Students from the College of Master's Degrees 58 Agricultural and Environmental Program Descriptions 59 Sciences 24 Master of Accountancy 59 International, Off-Campus, Master of Agricultural Economics 60 and In-Service Education Master of Agricultural Extension 60 Office 24 Master of Applied Mathematical Cooperative Education 25 Science 60 Advanced Placement Program Master of Art Education 60 for Teachers 25 Master of Arts for Teachers 60 The University of Georgia Graduate Bulletin 3 138 Master of Avian Medicine 61 Latin 139 Master of Business Administration 61 Comparative Literature Master of Education 62 Computer Science 141 Master of Fine Arts 63 Drama 144 Master of Forest Resources 63 Education 147 Master of Historic Preservation 63 Adult Education 147 149 Master of Home Economics 63 Art Education 149 Master of Landscape Architecture 63 Business Education Master of Laws 64 Counseling and Human Master of Marketing Research 64 Development Services 151 156 Master of Mass Communication 64 Education Master of Music 64 156 Educational Leadership Master of Music Education 65 156 Curriculum and Supervision Master of Plant Protection and Pest Curriculum and Instruction 156 Management 65 157 Master of Public Administration 65 Supervision Common Course Offerings 157 158 Master of Science Technology 65 Educational Administration Master of Social Work 66 Educational Psychology and Specialist in Education 66 Measurement and Educational Doctor of Education 67 160 Research Doctor of Musical Arts 70 Educational Psychology and 160 Doctor of Public Administration 74 Measurement Certification of Professional Personnel 77 163 Educational Research Certificate Programs 77 Elementary Education 164 Course Offerings 83 Early Childhood Education 164 Agricultural and Applied Economics 84 Elementary Education 116654 Middle School Education Agricultural Economics 84 166 Agricultural Extension 86 Exceptional Children Communication Sciences and Agriculture 87 166 Disorders Agronomy 87 169 Animal and Dairy Science 90 Exceptional Children Animal Nutrition 92 Foundations and Philosophy of 172 Anthropology 93 Education 172 Art 96 Foundations of Education 173 Artificial Intelligence 102 Educational Philosophy 173 Avian Medicine 103 Health and Human Performance 173 Biochemistry 104 Exercise Science Biological and Agricultural Engineering 106 Health Promotion and Behavior 174 Agricultural Engineering 106 Physical Education and Sport 176 Engineering Technology 108 Studies 178 Biology 108 Recreation and Leisure Studies 179 Botany 109 Business Administration 112 Higher Education 180 Instructional Technology Accounting 114 182 Language Education Banking and Finance 116 182 Economics 118 English Education 184 Foreign Language Education Legal Studies 121 185 Management 121 Speech Education 185 Mathematics Education Management Sciences and Music Education 187 Information Technology 126 187 Marketing 128 Reading Education 189 Real Estate 130 Science Education Risk Management and Insurance 131 Social Science Education 191 Chemistry 132 Social Work Education 192 Classics 135 Student Teaching 119923 Classical Culture 135 Vocational Education 193 Greek 137 Agricultural Education 4 / The University of Georgia