University of New Haven Graduate School Catalog, 1997-99

212 Pages·1997·9.2 MB·English

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GRADUATE
SCHOOL
CATALOG
1997-99
300 Orange Avenue
West Haven, CT 06516
Main Number: [phone]
Graduate Admissions: [phone]
or Toil-Free: 1-800-DIAL-UNH
E-mail: [email protected]
FAX: [phone]
Internet/URL Code: www.newhaven.edu
Voice/TDD Number: [phone]
This catalogsupersedes all previous Every efforthasbeen made to ensure that
bulletins, catalogs and brochures published the information contained in this publica-
by the Graduate School and describes tion is accurate and current as of the date of
academic programs tobe offered beginning publication; however, the university cannot
in fall 1997. Graduate students admitted to beheld responsible for typographical errors
the university for the fall of 1997 and or omissions thatmayhave occurred.
thereafter are bound by the regulations
published in this catalog. Volume XX, No. 9, June 1997
The University ofNew Haven is commit- The University ofNew Haven is pub-
ted to affirmative action and to a policy
lished nine times a year in February,April
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educational opportunity and administration OrangeAvenue, West Haven, CT06516.
offinancial aid to all persons on the basis of Second class postage paid at New Haven,
individual merit. This policy is adminis- CT, publication number USPS423-410.
tered without regard to race, color,national
Postmaster: please send form 3579 to Office
or ethnic origin, age, gender, religion, New
ofPublic Relations, University of
sexual orientation or disabilities not related Haven, PO. Box 9605, New Haven, CT
to performance. It is the policy ofthe
University ofNew Havennot to discrimi- 06535-0605.
nate on thebasis of gender in its admission,
educational programs, activities oremploy-
ment policies as required by Title IX of the The university reserves the right, at
1972 EducationalAmendments. This school any time, to make whatever changes
is authorized under federal law to enroll may be deemed necessary in admission
non-immigrant alien students. requirements, fees, charges, tuition,
Inquiries regarding affirmative action, policies, regulations and academic
equal opportunity and Title IXmaybe programs prior to the start of any class,
directed to the university's equal opportu- term, semester, trimester or session. All
nity/affirmative action officer. Persons who such changes are effective at such times
have specialneeds requiring accommoda- as the proper authorities determine and
tion should notify the university's Disabili- may apply not only to prospective
tiesAccommodation Services Office, by students but also to those already
Voice/TDDnumber [phone]. enrolled in the university.
Dear GraduateStudent:
This catalogis the formal documentthrough which we at the University ofNew Haven
present ourgraduate academic programs to you. Aquick perusal of its various sections will
introduce you to thebreadth and diversity ofoureducational offerings. Amore in-depth
examinationwill, webeUeve, help you select the area orareas ofinterest whichwillbest serve
your personal, professional and educationalneeds.
The university's GraduateSchool strives to maintain abalancebetween industry'sneeds
and those ofour students, who find themselves in an increasingly complex and global mar-
ketplace. Founded in 1969, the Graduate School is currently one ofthe largest such schools in
Connecticut and ourmaster's and doctoral level graduates are wellplaced in industry and
the public sector throughout the state and across the nation.
As a graduate studentatUNH, you will find a challengingeducationalenvironment and a
highly qualified faculty, many ofwhomhave professionalexperience in addition to excellent
academic credentials. You will also find a wide range ofsupport services; our classrooms,
laboratories, library and other facilities are carefully designed and maintained to enhance the
academic environment on campus.
Flexible scheduling, which includes offeringcourses on a trimesterbasis, allows you to
progress at your own pace and inconjunction with the time constraints ofa working profes-
sional. In addition, a wide range ofsocial, cultural and intellectual activities is available to
you to complement your academic pursuits.
The University ofNew Haven and its Graduate School are focused on helping you meet
the standards and goals that you have set for yourself. We welcome you to UNH and wish
you the best in youreducationalendeavorshere at our university.
Sincerel
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President

New
Haven
University of
Graduate Degree Programs
College ofArts & Sciences School of Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism &
Cellular & Molecular Biology, M.S. Dietetics Administration
Community Psychology, M.A. Hospitality &Tourism, M.S.
Education
&
M.S., Teacher Certification School of Public Safety Professional
M.S., Professional Education Studies
SixthYearDiploma, School CriminalJustice, M.S.
Administration
Fire Science, M.S.
Environmental Science, M.S.
Forensic Science, M.S.
HumanNutrition, M.S.
Industrial Hygiene, M.S.
Industrial/Organizational Occupational Safety & Health
Psychology, M.A. Management, M.S.
School ofBusiness
Sc.D., ManagementSystems
M.B.A., BusinessAdministration
M.B.A., ExecutiveProgram
M.P.A., PublicAdministration
M.B.A./M.P.A., dual degree
Accounting, M.S.
&
Finance Financial Services, M.S.
HealthCareAdministration, M.S.
Industrial Relations, M.S.
Taxation, M.S.
&
School of Engineering Applied
Science
Computer & Information
Science, M.S.
Electrical Engineering, M.S.
Environmental Engineering, M.S.
Industrial Engineering, M.S.I.E.
M.B.A./M.S.I.E., dual degree
Mechanical Engineering, M.S.M.E.
Operations Research,M.S.
Graduate Certificates
&
College ofArts Sciences
Applications ofPsychology
Geographical Information Systems
International Relations
Legal Studies
Mental RetardationServices
School of Business
Accounting (3 options)
Business Management
Finance
HealthCareManagement
Human Resources Management
International Business
Long-Term Health Care
Marketing (2 options)
PublicAdministration
Public Management (2 options)
Taxation (2 options)
TechnologyManagement
TelecommunicationManagement
School of Engineering & Applied Science
Civil Engineering Design
Computer and Information Science
Logistics/Advanced Logistics
School of Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism & Dietetics
Hospitality and Tourism
School ofPublic Safety& Professional Studies
Arson Investigation
CriminalJustice/Security
Management
Fire Science/Administration and
Technology
Forensic Science/Advanced
Investigation
Forensic Science/Criminalistics
Forensic Science/Fire Science
Industrial Hygiene
Occupational Safety
Public SafetyManagement
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CALENDAR
1997-99
Summer Term 1997 Wednesday, July 9 - Thursday, Aug. 21
Fall Term 1997 Monday, Sept. 8 - Saturday, Dec. 13
Last day to petition forJanuary graduation Wednesday, Oct. 15
Thanksgivingrecess, noclasses Monday, Nov. 24 -
Saturday, Nov. 29
Winter Term 1998 Monday, Jan. 5 - Saturday, April 4
Commencement Saturday,Jan. 17
Last day to petition forMay graduation Monday, March 2
Spring Term 1998 Monday, April 6 - Saturday, July 4
Good Friday, no classes
a make-up classwillbescheduled Friday, April 10
Commencement Saturday, May23
MemorialDay,no classes
a make-up class willbe scheduled Monday, May 25
Last day to petition for awarding of
degrees inAugust Monday,June 15
Summer Term 1998 Wednesday, July 8 - Thursday, Aug. 20
Calendar continued on next page
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Fall Term 1998 Monday, Sept. 14 - Saturday, Dec. 19
Last day topetition forJanuary graduation Thursday, Oct. 15
Thanksgivingrecess, no classes Monday, Nov. 23 -
Saturday, Nov. 28
Winter Term 1999 Monday, Jan. 4 - Saturday, April 3
Commencement TBA
Lastday topetition forMay graduation Monday, March 1
Good Friday, no classes
a make-up class willbe scheduled Friday, April 2
Spring Term 1999 Monday, April 5 - Saturday, July 3
Commencement TBA
MemorialDay, no classes
a make-up class willbe scheduled Monday, May 31
Lastday topetition for awarding of
degrees inAugust Tuesday,June 15
Summer Term 1999 Wednesday, July 7 - Thursday, Aug. 19