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2014-2015 General Catalog UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC General Catalog 2014-2015 Table of Contents University of the Pacific ............................................................................ 3 Visual Arts ..................................................................................... 181 General Catalog 2014-2015 ..................................................................... 4 Cross-Disciplinary Majors and Programs ....................................... 188 General Information .................................................................................. 6 Conservatory of Music ......................................................................... 192 Pacific Learning Objectives ............................................................... 6 Music Composition ........................................................................ 197 Academic Units .................................................................................. 7 Music Performance ........................................................................ 199 General Education ............................................................................. 7 Music Education ............................................................................ 204 Admission Requirements ................................................................... 8 Music History ................................................................................. 207 Tuition and Fees .............................................................................. 13 Music Management ....................................................................... 208 Financial Aid .................................................................................... 15 Music Therapy ............................................................................... 210 Work-Study ...................................................................................... 16 Music .............................................................................................. 212 Scholarships and Grants ................................................................. 16 Music Concentration in Music Management .................................. 213 Student Loans ................................................................................. 23 Jazz Studies .................................................................................. 215 Academic Regulations ..................................................................... 23 Jazz Studies (Honors) ................................................................... 217 Division of Student Life ................................................................... 30 Applied Music ................................................................................ 219 University Policy on Disclosure of Student Records ........................ 42 Eberhardt School of Business .............................................................. 226 General Education Program ................................................................... 45 Gladys L. Benerd School of Education ................................................ 236 Diversity Requirement ............................................................................ 51 School of Engineering and Computer Science ..................................... 248 College of the Pacific ............................................................................. 53 Cooperative Education .................................................................. 262 Biological Sciences .......................................................................... 60 Bioengineering ............................................................................... 263 Chemistry ......................................................................................... 65 Department of Civil Engineering .................................................... 265 Communication ................................................................................ 71 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (CpE,EE,EPhys) ........................................................................................................ 268 Earth & Environmental Sciences ..................................................... 75 Mechanical Engineering ................................................................. 274 Economics ....................................................................................... 84 Engineering Management .............................................................. 278 English ............................................................................................. 89 Computer Science ......................................................................... 279 Ethnic Studies Program ................................................................... 94 School of International Studies ............................................................ 284 Film Studies ..................................................................................... 99 The Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences .......... 299 Gender Studies .............................................................................. 103 Pharmacy Programs ...................................................................... 300 Health, Exercise and Sport Sciences ............................................ 106 Speech-Language Pathology ......................................................... 326 History ............................................................................................ 116 Applied Science ............................................................................. 329 Jacoby Center ............................................................................... 124 Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry ................................................... 331 John Muir Center ........................................................................... 127 Dental Hygiene .............................................................................. 335 Mathematics ................................................................................... 127 McGeorge School of Law ..................................................................... 340 Modern Language and Literature .................................................. 134 Center for Professional and Continuing Education ............................... 343 Pacific Humanities Program .......................................................... 145 Adult Student Services .................................................................. 344 Pacific Legal Scholars Program .................................................... 146 Extended Education Credits .......................................................... 345 Philosophy ..................................................................................... 148 Summer Sessions .......................................................................... 345 Physics ........................................................................................... 151 Commencement Office .................................................................. 345 Political Science ............................................................................. 155 Community Programs .................................................................... 345 Psychology ..................................................................................... 162 University Administration ...................................................................... 346 Religious & Classical Studies ........................................................ 166 The Board of Regents .......................................................................... 348 Sociology ....................................................................................... 172 Intercollegiate Athletics Coaches and Administrators ........................... 349 Theatre Arts ................................................................................... 175 Library Faculty ...................................................................................... 351 Emeritus Faculty/Staff .......................................................................... 352 Campus Map ........................................................................................ 356 Academic Calendar .............................................................................. 357 Index ..................................................................................................... 359 University of the Pacific As you review the university’s catalogs, we hope they will become useful guides that will help you throughout your academic journey at the University of the Pacific. The catalog includes information about courses, campus resources and student services, program descriptions, program requirements and information about policies and procedures. It provides you with the information you will need to be a successful student. Because the catalog is compiled well in advance of the academic year it covers, changes in programs, policies, and the academic calendar may well occur. All catalog information is subject to change without notice or obligation. University of the Pacific 3 General Catalog 2014-2015 Academic Divisions of the University Because the catalog is compiled well in advance of the academic year it covers, changes in programs, policies, and the academic calendar may College of the Pacific (Arts and Sciences) well occur. Conservatory of Music All catalog
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