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COURSE CATALOG HILBERT COLLEGE TABLE OF CONTENTS The Institute for Law & Justice...............................................27 THE COLLEGE Acclerated Degree Programs..................................................57 Mission Statement................................................................... 2 Conflict Studies & Dispute Resolution.....................57 Philosophy Statement.............................................................. 2 Organizational Development....................................58 Core Values............................................................................... 2 Graduate Programs.................................................................59 Customer Information Safeguards ......................................... 3 Master of Public Administration...............................59 Master of Criminal Justice Administration...............60 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION ACADEMIC POLICIES Admissions................................................................................ 6 Degree Requirements..............................................................62 New York State Registered Programs...................................... 9 Grading System/Academic Standing......................................63 Withdrawals/Leaves of Absence.............................................64 FINANCING AN EDUCATION Grade Grievance Policy............................................................64 Federal Financial Aid Programs............................................. 10 Academic Ethics...........................................................….....….65 State Financial Aid Programs................................................. 11 FINANCIAL INFORMATION........................................................69 Scholarships............................................................................ 12 Financial Policies.....................................................................69 Refund Policies…................................................…………………70 PROGRAMS Applying for Financial Aid……………......................................…72 Arts & Science Division Costs & Estimated Budgets….....................................…………73 English................................................................................ 16 Specific Aid Program Information...........................................74 Digital Media and Communication................................... 16 Satisfactory Academic Progress requirement.....................…77 Liberal Arts......................................................................... 19 TRANSFER POLICY AND AGREEMENTS..................................80 Non-degree Programs within Arts and Transfer Policy……….……………………………….............................80 Sciences Division..………….......................................................20 Two-Year College Graduates....................................................80 Foreign Languages….....................................................……21 Hilbert and Area High Schools................................................81 Mathematics…..................................................................…21 STUDENT LIFE..........................................................................82 Music…............…..................................................................22 Student Life..............................................................................82 Science……...........................................................................23 Career Planning Services……………..............................………..85 General Studies……..................................................................23 Residence Life.........................................................................86 Criminal Justice/Forensic Science Division............................24 Student Conduct……….........................………………...…………...83 Criminal Justice……........................................................……24 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS.........................................................88 Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation....................28 COLLEGE PERSONNEL...........................................................156 Professional Studies Division..................................................29 Officers....................................................................................156 Accounting……............................................................………30 Administrative and Professional Staff..................................156 Commercial Accounting Track........................................31 Academic Services.................................................................156 Economic Crime Investigation Track........................……32 Faculty.....................................................................................158 Business Management.......................................................33 Board of Trustees....................................................................165 Small Business Management.............................................34 Trustees Emeriti.....................................................................166 Global Business Management...........................................34 Memberships..........................................................................167 Sports Industry Management............................................35 MAP & CONTACT INFORMATION….……………........………..…...169 Computer Security and Information Assurance................37 Mailing address and contact information………...................169 Legal Studies.......................................................................39 Location and facilities…………………......................……….…….169 Paralegal Program….......................................……..………....40 Social Science Division……...................................................…41 Human Services..................................................................41 Liberal Studies.....................................................................42 Political Science………………….............................................45 Psychology...........................................................................46 Rehabilitation Services….......................................……….…48 General Education Courses.....................................................51 Honors.......................................................................................52 Leadership Scholarship Program............................................53 Academic Minors......................................................................54 Hilbert College Online..............................................................55 Study Abroad............................................................................55 Teacher Certification................................................................56 Articulation with St. Bonaventure University 56 1 HILBERT COLLEGE The College CORE VALUES Hilbert College is a Catholic independent, co-educational, four-year institution whose degree programs are registered by The core values that provide a framework for the the New York State Education Department and is accredited Hilbert community to accomplish the college mis- by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States sion are respect, service, hope, joy, integrity, vision, Association of Colleges and Schools. Governed by a Board of compassion, and peace. Defined in our Franciscan Trustees, the College is authorized to offer baccalaureate de- grees in Accounting, Business Management, Global Business tradition, they are as follows: Management, Small Business Management, Sports Industry Management, Digital Media and Communication Studies, Respect is recognition and reverence for God’s Criminal Justice, Computer Security & Information Assurance, presence in all creation including ourselves, oth- English, Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation, Human ers, and the environment. Services, Liberal Studies (Law and Government), Paralegal Studies, Psychology, and Rehabilitation Services, as well as associate degrees in Accounting, Business Administration, Service is selflessly working and advocating for the Criminal Justice, Human Services, Legal Studies, Liberal Arts, well-being of others, especially the poor, the under- and Management Information Systems. educated, and those in need. MISSION STATEMENT Compassion is heartfelt concern for another per- son’s suffering or need, accompanied by Hilbert College is an independent institution of action to help better the situation. higher learning that embraces its Catholic Franciscan heritage and values. Students from Peace is God’s love radiating from the core of diverse backgrounds are educated in liberal arts one’s being to others, resulting in non-violence, and professional programs to become informed forgiveness, reconciliation, and harmony. citizens committed to serving and strengthening their communities. Hope is the desire for a future good, joined with perseverance and trust that it can be attained with PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT God's help. Hilbert College strives to be faithful to the deep and diverse historical foundations on which it rests. From the found- Joy is a conviction - outwardly manifested in an ing congregation of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph, we exuberant demeanor - that throughout the good embrace the traditions of St. Francis: respect, service, hope, and despite the bad times in life, the Spirit of God vision, joy, integrity, compassion, and peace. From the noble is always within us.