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Volume 7 Number 1 LAGRANGE COLLEGE Evening College Bulletin 2007 2008 - LaGrange College 601 Broad Street GA LaGrange, 30240 President:F. StuartGulley,Ph.D. Editor: SharonM.Livingston,Ph.D. TheEveningCollegeBulletinispubhshedannuallyforthebenefitofapplicantsandstudentsintheEveningCollegedivisionofLaGrange Collegeanddetailspolicies,procedures,andprogramsthatarespecifictoEveningCollege.TheEveningCollegeBulletinissubordinatetothe LaGrangeCollegeBulletin. AllpoliciesnotspecificallyaddressedintheEveningCollegeBulletinarethosepoliciesdetailedintheLaGrange CollegeBulletin. InquiriesshouldbeaddressedtotheVicePresidentforAcademicAffairsandDean, isimmons(2>lagrange.edu. TheEveningCollegedivisionofLaGrangeCollegeadmitsqualifiedadultstudentsofanyrace,color,nationalandethnicorigintoalltherights, privileges,programsandactivitiesgenerallyaccordedormadeavailabletostudentsinthedivision. EveningCollegedoesnotdiscriminateonthe basisofsex,race,color,nationalorethnicorigininadministrationofitseducationalpohcies,admissionpohcies,fmancialaidpolicies,orother school-administeredprograms. i i College Communications Directory LaGrange College 601 Broad Street LaGrange, Georgia 30240-2999 (706) 880-8000 Fax: (706) 880-8025 www.lagrange.edu Acompletedirectoryoffacultyand stafftelephonenumbers, faxnumbers, ande-mail addresses isavailableon theCollegeweb site,www.Iagrange.edu (area code 706) Office ofthe President 880-8240 President, F. Stuart Giilley. Ph.D. Academic Affairs 880-8236 VPforAcademicAffairs andDean, JayK. Simmons, Ph.D. Bookstore 880-8068 TextbookManager, MelissaHunt 880-8145 Business Department 880-8317 Chair Jon Birkeli, Ph.D. Business Office/Student Accounts 880-8278 AccountsReceivableSpecialist, Becky Carter CareerDevelopment Center 880-8185 Director, Diana Celorio Goldwire Chaplain 880-8297 Rev. Dr. QuincyBrown Education Department 880-8202 Chair. DonaldLivingston, Ed.D. EveningCoUege 880-8021 Director, LindaH. McMullen FinancialAid Office 880-8241 Director, Sylvia Smith Information Technology SupportManager. TiffanyMixon 880-8049 Registrar's Office 880-8024 Director, JimmyHerring Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/details/lagrangecollegee20072008lagr Table Of Contents EveningCollegeresen'estherighttomakemodificationsinthedegreerequirements, courses, schedules, calendar, regulations,feesandotherchangesdeemednecessaryorconduciveto theefficientoperationofthedivision. Suchchanges becomeeffectiveasannouncedhvtheproperLaGrange Collegeauthorities. CommunicationsDirectory 2 Evening College Calendar 4 About LaGrange College 7 Mission; Accreditation; Evening College Admission 9 Freshman Admission; TransferAdmission; Readmission; Enrollment Procedure Financial Aid 13 Philosophy; PaymentofCharges; Refund Policy; Financial Aid Policies; Financial AidPrograms Academic Support Services 20 Student Life 23 Academic Policies 25 Attendance; Grades and Credits; HonorCode; Student Status; Transcripts Degree Requirements 30 B.A. BusinessAdministration, B.A. Human Development, A.A. Liberal Studies General Education CurriculumRequirements 31 Minors m Sociologyand HumanResource Management 32 Course Descriptions, Business Administration 34 Course Descriptions, Human Development 37 Course Descriptions, General Education 39 Faculty Listing 46 Aboutthe Campus 50 f i 2007 - 2008 Academic Calendar Fall2007 August 22-24 Facultyretreat August 23 NewStudent Orientation 5:30pm August 28-29 Mathematics and Englishplacement examinations 5:30pm September 3 Labor Day - Collegeclosed September 4 Fairon the Square 6:00pm Registration fornewstudents andreturning students notprepaid, 10:00am- 6:00pm September Registration fornew students andreturning students notprepaid, 10:00am-4:00pm Convocation 7pm September 6 Freshman MAPP Test6:00pm September 10 Fall quarter begins 5:50pm September 11 Seniors' ring sizing, Student Center September 14 Drop/add and lateregistrationends at 5:00pm. No refund for individual classes dropped afterthis date. Syllabi due inDean's office 5:00pm Graduation Petitions due for seniors completingrequirements end offall term September 21 Official DayofRecord September 28 Lastdayto withdraw froma fall class withanautomatic "W" October 10-11 Midterm examinations October 15-16 Fall break-no classes. Administrative Offices open. October 19 Deficiencynotices due inDean'soffice October 26 Lastdayto withdrawfroma fall termclass October 26-28 Homecoming activities October 30- Pre-registration forwinter2007 term November 2 November 12-13 Final examinations duringclass session November 13 Fall quarter ends November 19 Fall Enrichment Term begins November 20 Grades due in Registrar's Office 12:00 November 22-23 Thanksgiving Holiday. Administrative offices closed. December 2 CeremonyofLessons andCarols, CallawayAuditorium December 13 Fall EnrichmentTerm ends December 18 FallEnrichmentgrades due inRegistrar's Office 12:00 December 19 New StudentOrientation 5:30pm December 20 Mathematics andEnglishplacementtesting5:30pm i December 24-26 Administrative offices closed for Christmas Holidays Winter2008 January 1 NewYear's Day-College closed January 2 Registration fornew students andreturning students notprepaid, 10:00am-6:00pm Winter quarter begins 5:50pm January 9 Drop/add and late registration ends at5:00pm.Norefundforindividual classes dropped afterthis date. Syllabi due inDean's office 5:00pm GraduationPetitions due for seniors completingrequirements end ofwinterterm January 21 Martin Luther King,Jr. Birthday-College closed January 25 Lastdayto withdraw from awinterclass withan automatic "W" January 30-31 Midterm examinations February 8 Deficiencynotices due in Dean's Office February 12 Lastdayto withdraw fromawinterclass February 1122--1155 Pre-registration forspring 2007 term i February 26 NewStudent Orientation 5:30pm February 27 Mathematics and Englishplacement examinations 5:30pm March 4-5 Final examinations during class sessions March 5 Winterquarter ends Svrine2008 March 6 Registration fornew students and returning students notprepaid, 10:00ara-6:00pm Spring quarterbegins 5:50pm March 12 Wintertermgrades due in Regisfrar's Office 12:00 March 13 Drop/addand lateregistration ends at 5:00pm. No refund for individual classes dropped afterthis date. Syllabi due in Dean's office 5:00pm GraduationPetitions due forseniors completingrequirements end ofspringterm March 28 Lastdayto withdraw froma springclass withanautomatic "W" March 31-April 4 Spring Break April 9- 10 Midterm examinations April 11 FreshmanMAPP test6:00pm SeniorMAPP test 6:00pm April 18 Deficiencynoticesdue AlphaSigma LambdaHonorSociety Ceremony April Lastdayto withdraw from a springterm class April 29-May 2 Pre-registration for summerand fall 2008 terms May 2 HonorsDay May 2-4 Family Weekendactivities May 1122--13 Final examinations during class sessions May 13 Spring quarterends May 15 Grades due for seniors 12:00pm Mav 16 Grades due forunderclassmen 5:00pm Graduationrehearsal 9:30am; Seniorbrunch follows Baccalaureate service §:00pin May 17 Commencement exercises 8:30am May 22 New Student Orientation 5:30pm May 26 Memorial Day-College closed May 28 Mathematics and Englishplacementtesting 5:30pm Summer2008 June 2 Registration fornewstudents andreturning students notprepaid, 10:00am-6:00pm Summer quarter begins 5:50pm June 6 Drop/add and late registration endsat 5:00pm. No refund for individual classes dropped afterthis date. Syllabi due inDean's office 5:00pm GraduationPetitions due for seniors completingrequirements end ofsummerterm June 13 Lastdayto withdraw from a summerclass withautomatic "W" June 24 Midtermexaminations June 27 Last dayto withdrawfrom a summertermclass July 4 Independence Day - College closed July 15 Final examinationsduringclass session Summerquarterends July 25 Grades due inRegistrar'soffice 12:00 About LaGrange College Mission Statement LaGrange College is calledthrough The UnitedMethodist Church to challenge themindsandinspire thesouls ofstudents by improvingtheircreative, criticalandcommunicativeabilities in a caringand ethicalcommunity. LaGrange College, established in 1831, is ownedbytheNorth Georgia Conference ofTheUnited Methodist Church. LaGrange College is proud ofthis relationship andbelieves that its mission is anextensionofthe work of The United Methodist Church. LaGrange College is committedtothe free, uninhibitedpursuitoftruth. Academic freedomand free expressionoffaculty andstudents are integral to the LaGrange College ethos. LaGrange College is committedto challengingthe minds and inspiringthe souls ofstudentsbyimprovingtheir creative, critical, and communicative abilities. Facultyrecognize the parttheyplayina student's developmentby serving as mentors and role models. The total LaGrange College program-curricularand co-curricular-is designed to challenge and support students as theydeal with fundamental issuesofself, world, and God. Theprincipal curricularmeansbywhich the College assists students inthe improving oftheircreative, critical, and communicative abilities are an interdisciplinary, technologicallysophisticated liberal artsprogram(A.A., B.A., B.S., B.M.), professional programs inbusiness (B.A., B.S.), nursing (B.S.N.), education(B.A., M.Ed, and M.A.T.), and continuing education. Theprincipal co-curricular means is throughacomprehensive programofstudentlife and athletics. LaGrange College strivestobe a caringand ethical community. The hallmarkofthe LaGrange College community isthe quest forcivility, diversity, service, andexcellence. Adopted byFaculty,Administration,andBoardofTrustees, 1997; reaffirmedbyBoardofTrusteesonOctober20,2000. Accreditation LaGrange College is accreditedbythe Commissionon Colleges ofthe Southern AssociationofCollegesand Schools to award associates, bachelors, and masters' degrees. LaGrange College isalso approvedbytheUnitedMethodistUniversitySenate. Ithas membership intheNational AssociationofIndependent Colleges andUniversities andthe GeorgiaFoundation for Independent Colleges. TheGeorgia Professional Standards Commission, whichconfersprofessional certificates uponcollege graduates meetingrequirements inearlychildhood, middle grades, or secondaryeducation, has awardedhighestapproval to LaGrange College'sprogramofteachereducation. The BachelorofScience inNursingprogram is accreditedbytheNational League forNursing.

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