Memphis State University Directory of Classes : Schedule of Classes, Summer 1991

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Contents
GENERALINFORMATION
CAMPUS MAP 3
CAMPUS DIRECTORY 4
NOTICE TO SENIORS (Senior Testing Requirements) 5
SUMMARY SUMMER SESSIONS CALENDAR 6
TRIAL SCHEDULE FORM 7
SUMMER REGISTRATION CALENDAR 8
SUMMER SESSION 1991 CALENDAR 10
SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS 11
English Placement Essays
Developmental Studies Placement Tests
Intensive English for Internationals
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES 12
New Applicants
Former Students
Transferring Credit to MSU
Residency Classification
Persons 60 Years of Age & Persons Totally Disabled
REGISTRATION INFORMATION 12
Obtaining Registration Materials
Current Students
New and Readmitted Students
Registration Appointment Times
Credit/No Creditand Audit Procedures
Consulting with Academic Adviser - Obtaining Section Request Form
FEES AND DEPOSITS 13
Maintenance Fee
Tuition
Summary of Course Fees
Activity Fee
Miscellaneous Fees
PAYMENT OF FEES 14
Fee Payment Options
Returned Checks/Charge Card Drafts
"No More Checks" Status
FEE PAYMENT DEADLINES 15
STUDENT FEE REFUND PROCEDURES 15
Maintenance Fees, Out-of-StateTuition, Music Fees
Student Activity Fees
Parking Fees, Locker Fees, Desoto
APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR FEES AND REFUNDS 16
I.D. CARD 16
MISCELLANEOUS ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 16
Change of Course (Add/Drop)
Withdrawal Procedures
Change of College, Major, Name, Address, S.S. #
Course Numbering System
COURSE LOAD LIMITATIONS 17
GRADE REPORTS/ACADEMIC STATUS AND RETENTION/REPETITION OF COURSES 17
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES 17
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES - Sample Section Request Form 19
COURSEOFFERINGSFORSUMMER1991
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES (see following page for Departmental Listing)
Memphis State Campus 25
General Education Curriculum 55
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 56
Directed Student Courses 57
Bornblum Judaic Studies 58
Religion in Society 58
OPapreanlegLaelarSntiundgieFsire .Service Program 5588
Women's Studies 59
Black Studies 59
Legal Thought and Liberal Arts 59
Off-Campus Courses and Locations 60
ADDENDATOCATALOGS 62
EXPOSURETOHAZARDOUSCHEMICALSANDRADIOACTIVEMATERIALS 63
VAEDUCATIONALBENEFITS 63
SEXUALHARASSMENTPOLICY 63
PRIVACYRIGHTSOFPARENTSANDSTUDENTS 65
MemphisStateUniversityIsanEqualOpportunity/AffirmativeActionUniversity.ItIscommittedtoeducationofanon-raclallyIdentifiablestudentbody.
SUMMER1991 1
SCHEDULEOFCLASSES
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PhilosophyPHIL(E330) 27,38 THEHERFFCOLLEGEOFENGINEERING
PhysicsPHYS(E350) 28,38
PoliticalSciencePOLS(E370) 28,38,46 BiomedicalEngineeringBIOM(Q795) 53
PsychologyPSYC(E390) 28,38,46 CMIEngineeringCIVL(Q800) 34,44,53
SociologySOCI(E410) 28,39,47 ElectricalEngineeringELEC(Q820) 35,44
SocialWorkSWRK(E470) 28,39,47 Industrial&SystemsEngineeringINSE(Q831) 35
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MusicTheory&CompositionMUTC(K307) 31,49 StudiesR&DS(V986) 35,44
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CAMPUS DIRECTORY
OFFICE LOCATION TELEPHONE
(678-XXXX)
AcademicCounseling Scates Hall 107 2062
Add/DropCourses SeeChangeofCoursesection
Admissions 2101
FreshmanInformation Administration21 2390
ReadmissionInformation Administration 167 2674
TransferInformation Administration215 2111
GraduateAdmissions Information Administration216 2911
LawSchool Information LawSchool201 2073
InternationalStudents Administration216 2911
Counseling(Academic) Scates Hall 107 2062
DevelopmentalStudies Administration 171 2028
Drop/AddCourses SeeChangeofCoursesection
EveningServicesDean Administration 167 2393
FeePayment Administration 177 2243
UniversityCenterBallroom
(seecalendarfordates)
FinancialAid Scates Hall312 2303
GraduateSchool Administration315 2531
IdentificationCards(NewandReplacement) Administration 176 3028
InformationCenter 3461 CentralAvenue 2040
InternationalStudentAdvisor UniversityCenter417 2054
Off-Campus(JacksonCenter) [phone]
or5087
Probation (Academic)-Undergraduate Administration 167 2393
Probation (Academic)-Graduate Administration315 2531
RecordsOffice Administration11 2671
RegistrationandScheduling Administration 161 2675
RegistrationCenter
(seecalendarfordates)
ResidenceLife(Housing) RichardsonTowers01 2295
ResidencyClassification Administration205 2344
Security Administration151 4357
StudentAid ScatesHall312 2303
StudentEducationalServices Administration377 2114
StudentInformationSystem 2037
StudentLoanChecks Administration 178 2248
UniversityCenterBallroom
(seecalendarfordates)
Transcripts Administration 143 3927
TransferStudentInformation Administration21 2111
Withdrawal
PriortoFirstDayofClasses Administration161 2675
RegistrationCenter
(seecalendarfordates)
BeginningFirstDayofClasses
Graduate Administration 315 2531
Law LawSchool207B 2660
Undergraduate Scates Hall 120 2067
(After4:30p.m., see EveningServices)
SUMMER1991
NOTICE TO SENIORS
SeniorTesting Requirements
ThepoliciesoftheTennesseeHigherEducationCommission,BoardofRegents,andMemphisStateUniversityrequire
allseniorstocompletepriortograduationatestofgeneraleducationand,whenscheduled,amajorareatest.Thetest
ofgeneraleducation, ACT-COMP, isscheduledonthedateslisted belowforseniorswhohavecompleted 100hours
or more towardtheirdegree. Choose the preferred testdate and register by calling the University Testing Center at
678-2428. Registration for each testdate isfirst come, first served, so CALL EARLYI The test should be completed
PRIORtofilingtheIntenttoGraduateCards.
SENIOREXAMINATIONSCHEDULE(ACT-COMP)
Saturday,June15,1991 .9:00a.m.
Tuesday,July16,1991 2:00p.m.
Saturday,September7,1991 9:00a.m.
Monday,September23,1991 3:30p.m.
Thursday,October10,1991 2:00p.m.
Saturday,October26,1991 9:00a.m.
About The ACT-COMP
—
The SeniorTest is designed to evaluate the skillsthat students acquire intheir general education program those
coursesthatarerequiredforallstudents.Itisnotmeanttotestknowledgefromaspecificmajorordiscipline,butrather
to evaluate the student's abilitytoreceive information inavarietyofformats, analyzethe information, andrespondto
situations relatedto adult roles in society. Duringthe test, you will view portions of newscasts and television produc-
tions,listentomusicandradiobroadcasts,lookatartprints,andreviewadvertisements,graphs,andblueprints.
Scoresonthetestwillbereturnedtoyoualongwithinformationforcomparisonwithanationalseniorreferencegroup.
Thereportwillincludeanoveralltotalscoreandalsosubscoresinthefollowingareas:
— —
—FunctioningWithinSocialInstitutions —Communicating
—UsingScienceandTechnology —SolvingProblems
UsingtheArts ClarifyingValues
Adescriptionofeachsubscoreareaisincludedwiththescore report.AStudentGuidetotheACT-COMPisavailable
fromyourcollegegraduationanalystandtheUniversityTestingCenter.
— STUDENTSWITHDISABILITIES
Duetothespecialformatofthetest television, tapes, and slidesand thetime requirements, studentswith certain
typesofdisabilitiesthatnormallyrequirespecialtestconditionsmaybeeligibleforexemption.Studentswithdisabilities
mustrequestandbeapprovedforexemptionthroughtheDirectoroftheOfficeofStudentswith Disabilities,215Scates
Hall,priortothelasttestdateforanygivensemester.
APPLICATIONDEADLINESFORUNDERGRADUATEDEGREESTOBEAWARDED
August1991 April10, 1991
December1991 July24,1991
May1992 November20,1991
SUMMER1991
Summary Summer Session Calendar
FIRST EXTENDED SECOND
ACTIVITY SUMMERTERM SUMMERTERM SUMMERTERM
FirstdayofClasses. May30,Thursday May30,Thursday July9,Tuesday
Lastdaytoaddcoursesorregister. May31,Friday May31,Friday July10,Wednesday
—
75%RefundDeadline Lastdaytodrop June3,Monday June3,Monday July12,Friday
coursesorwithdrawfromtheUniversityand
receivea75%refund.
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25%RefundDeadline Lastdaytodrop June10,Monday June10,Monday July16,Tuesday
coursesorwithdrawfromtheUniversityand
receivea25%refund.
Lastdaytodropcoursesorwithdrawfromthe June14,Friday July3,Wednesday July24,Wednesday
University.(Seeabovefortheendofrefund
periods.)
LastdaytoremoveSpring1991 "Incomplete" June25,Tuesday
grades.
LastDayofClasses. July2,Tuesday August8,Thursday August8,Thursday
FinalExaminations. July3,Wednesday August9,Friday August9,Friday
Holiday:IndependenceDay. July4,Thursday July4,Thursday
Mid-TermBreak.ExtendedTerm. July5-8,Friday-Monday
GraduateStudents:lastdaytoremoveSpring August9,Friday August9,Friday August9,Friday
1991 "Incomplete"gradeswhenextensionshave
beengranted.
Deadlineforcurrentstudentstoclearfinancial August9,Friday August9,Friday August9,Friday
obligationsbeforeholdswillbeplacedupontheir
grades.
Commencement. August11,Sunday August11,Sunday August11,Sunday
SUMMER1991
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Trial Schedule Form
WORKOUTTHISTRIALSCHEDULETOAVOIDCONFLICTS
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FIRSTSUMMERTERM ListOnly100Section NumbersBelow
INDEX COURSE
NUMBER DEPT. NUMBER SEC. FROM TO DAYS ROOM HRS. INSTRUCTOR
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SECONDSUMMERTERM ListOnly200SectionNumbersBelow
INDEX COURSE
NUMBER DEPT. NUMBER SEC. FROM TO DAYS ROOM HRS. INSTRUCTOR
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EXTENDED 1stOnly3()0SectlonNumbersBelow
INDEX COURSE
NUMBER DEPT. NUMBER SEC. FROM TO DAYS ROOM HRS. INSTRUCTOR
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SUMMER1991 REGISTRATIONCALENDAR
REGISTRATIONCENTERIslocatedIntheUniversityCenter-EastCommons.
PRIORTOREGISTRATION AcademicAdvising.Guidelines,datesandpriorityestab-
lishedbyindividual,collegesanddepartments.SeeCon-
sultingwithAcademicAdviser.
MARCH 1991
s M T W T F S March25 StudentsbeginreceivingSummer1991 PriorityRegistra-
tionMaterials.
1 2
103 114 152 163 147 158 196 REGISTEREARLYIIIII
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 PRIORITYREGISTRATION
2314 25 26 27 28 29 30 April8-1 9:00a.m.-Su7m:0m0erp.mI./Extended/SuMmomnedrayII-Thursday
Registeratorafterassignedappointmenttime.
AdditionalEveningTimesOnly:
April15-18 4:00p.m.-7:00p.m.
April22-25 4:00p.m.-7:00p.m.
FeesmaybepaidbeginningApril8;FeePayment
DeadlinePeriodisMay23-24,1991.
s M APTRILW19T91 F S REGISTEREARLYIIIII
1 2 3 4 5 6 May1 ApplicationDeadline.Anystudentwhomeetsadmission
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 orreadmlssionrequirementsafterthisdatecannotbeas-
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 suredofregistrationbeforethefirstdayofclasses.
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 May17 Mail-Infeepaymentdeadlineforstudentswhoregistered
duringPriorityRegistration.
CONTINUOUSREGISTRATION/DROP/ADD
SummerI/Extended/SummerII
May23-24 9:00a.m.- 7:00p.m. Thursday-Friday
Appointmenttimesnotrequired.
Studentsregisteringduringthisperiodshouldhaveal-
readybeenadvised;advisingmaynotbeavailable
MAY 1991 thesedates.
s M T W T F S
FEEPAYMENTDEADLINEPERIOD
5 6 7 81 29 103 114 SummerI/Extended/SummerII
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mustbemadeforallcoursesforwhichstudentIsregis-
tered.
Courseswillbedeletedforstudentswhofailtomeet
theFeePaymentDeadline.
RegistrationMaterialsCenter(UniversityCenter-2nd
Floor-EastTVLounge)
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REGULARREGISTRATION/DROP/ADD/
FEEPAYMENT
SummerI/Extended/SummerII
May27-May29* 9:00a.m.-7:00p.m. Monday-Wednesday
Appointmenttimerequiredforregistration.
Allfeesmustbepaidonthedaytheregistrationor
drop/addIsprocessed.
*PC-191 participantsandStateofTennesseeemployees
registeratorafterappointmenttimeonRegistrationPer-
mitforSummerI/Extendedtermcourses.
May29 100%RefundDeadline.SummerI/Extended.Lastdayto
dropcoursesorwithdrawfromtheUniversityandreceive
a100%refund.
May30 FirstDayofClasses.SummerI/Extended.
SUMMER1991