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Catalog 2014-2015 Catalog 2014-2015 General Information Academic Calendar 2014-15 Business Administration BBA UHB 4054, 206-6780 Fall Semester 2014 MBA UHB 4049, 206-7920 August 25, Monday Classes Begin Economics UHB 4049, 206-7920 September 1, Monday Labor Day, campus closed Management UHB 4060, 206-6712 October 18, Saturday Mid-Point Management Information Systems UHB 4021, 206-6067 November 24 - 28, Monday - Friday Thanksgiving Recess December 13, Saturday Classes End College of Education and Human Services December 15 - 20, Monday - Saturday Finals Week Dean BRK 363, 206-6784 December 20, Saturday Semester Ends Educational Leadership BRK 377, 206-6306 Spring Semester 2015 Human Development Counseling BRK 332, 206-6504 January 19, Monday MLK observance, campus closed Human Services BRK 332, 206-6687 January 20, Tuesday Classes Begin Social Work BRK 332, 206-6687 March 14, Saturday Mid-Point Teacher Education BRK 330, 206-6682 March 16 - 20, Monday - Friday Spring Recess Teacher Leadership, Masters BRK 377, 206-6130 May 9, Saturday Classes End May 11-16, Monday - Saturday Finals Week College of Liberal Arts and Sciences May 16, Saturday Semester Ends/Commencement Dean UHB 3000, 206-6512 African-American Studies UHB 3038, 206-6962 Summer Term 2015 Astronomy/Physics HSB 314, 206-6589 June 1, Monday Classes Begin Biology HSB 223, 206-6630 July 25, Saturday Session Ends Chemistry HSB 314, 206-6589 Clinical Laboratory Science HSB 314, 206-6589 Campus Connections Communication UHB 3010, 206-6790 Computer Science UHB 3100, 206-6770 A short list of campus offices and services to help you get connected to people who have answers English UHB 3050, 206-6779 to some frequently asked questions. When calling from on-campus, omit the “20" prefix. History UHB 3050, 206-6779 Academic Affairs PAC 525, 206-6614 Information Systems Security UHB 3100, 206-6770 Admissions UHB 1080, 206-4847 Liberal and Integrative Studies UHB 3038, 206-6962 Advising Services* BRK 472, 206-7471 Liberal Studies UHB 3038, 206-6962 Athletics TRAC, 206-6674 Mathematical Sciences WUIS 13, 206-8405 Bookstore Founders Hall, 206-6766 Modern Languages UHB 3010, 206-6790 Campus Police PDB 10, 206-6690 (nonemergency) Music VPA 62, 206-6240 206-7777 (emergency) Philosophy UHB 4037, 206-8224 Cashier PAC 184, 206-6738 Psychology UHB 3144, 206-6696 Chancellor's Office PAC 563, 206-6634 Sociology/Anthropology UHB 3038, 206-6962 Counseling Center (Personal) HRB 64, 206-7122 Theatre UHB 3018, 206-6613 Disabilities Services HRB 80, 206-6666 Visual Arts VPA 62, 206-6240 Adaptive Computer Lab HRB 80, 206-6668 Women & Gender Studies UHB 3038, 206-6962 Diversity Center SLB 22, 206-6333 Financial Assistance UHB 1015, 206-6724 College of Public Affairs and Administration Health Services/Nurse -BSB 20, 206-6676 Dean PAC 430, 206-6523 Housing Office HBC 1, 206-6190 Criminal Justice PAC 384, 206-6301 ID Card PAC 124, 206-7718 Environmental Studies PAC 309, 206-6720 Information Technology Services HSB 110, 206-6000 Global Studies PAC 350, 206-6646 International Programs BRK 480, 206-8319 Legal Studies PAC 350, 206-6535 International Student Services HRB 52, 206-6678 Political Science PAC 350, 206-6646 Internships and Prior Learning BRK 482, 206-6640 Public Administration (MPA) PAC 420, 206-6310 Learning Hub BRK 460, 206-6503 Public Administration (DPA) PAC 420, 206-6310 LGBTQ Resource Center SLB 22, 206-6333 Public Affairs Reporting PAC 326, 206-7494 Parking (Decals/Tickets) PAC 119, 206-8502 Public Health PAC 309, 206-6250 Records UHB 1076, 206-6709 Registration UHB 1076, 206-6174 Undergraduate Education Student Accounts PAC 184, 206-6727 Student Affairs (Vice Chancellor) UHB 1071, 206-6581 Capital Scholars Honors LRH 101, 206-7246 Student Life SAB 20, 206-6665 Veterans’ Advisor SAB 23, 206-8387 BRK = Brookens PDB = Police Department Bldg. BSB = Business Services Bldg. REC = Recreation & Athletics Center FRH = Founders Residence Hall (also TRAC) Academic Programs HBC = Housing Commons Bldg. SAB = Student Affairs Bldg. HRB = Human Resources Bldg. SLB = Student Life Bldg. College of Business and Management HSB = Health & Sciences Bldg. UHB = University Hall Bldg. Dean UHB 4000, 206-6533 LRH = Lincoln Residence Hall VPA = Visual & Performing Arts Bldg. Accountancy UHB 4093, 206-6541 PAC = Public Affairs Center WUIS = Radio Station WUIS Bldg. * for undergraduate students Catalog 2014-2015 Published by University of Illinois Springfield One University Plaza Springfield, IL 62703-5407 Campus operator (217) 206-6600 Admissions toll free (888) 977-4847 www.uis.edu Volume 42 February 2014 As outlined by the academic calendar on the inside cover, the academic terms covered by this catalog include fall 2014, spring 2015, and summer 2015. It should be understood that information concerning programs, procedures, requirements, standards, and fees is subject to change without notice. The information in this University of Illinois Springfield Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog is not to be considered final, nor does it constitute a contract between the student and UIS. The commitment of the University of Illinois to the most fundamental principles of academic freedom, equality of opportunity, and human dignity requires that decisions involving students and employees be based on individual merit and be free from invidious dis- crimination in all its forms. The University of Illinois will not engage in discrimination or harassment against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, unfavorable discharge from the military, or status as a pro- tected veteran and will comply with all federal and state nondiscrimination, equal opportunity, and affirmative action laws, orders, and regulations. This nondiscrimination policy applies to admissions, employment, access to and treatment in the University programs and activities. University complaint and grievance procedures provide employees and students with the means for the resolution of complaints that allege a violation of this Statement. FROM THE CHANCELLOR Welcome to the Springfield campus of the University of Illinois! We hope you find this catalog helpful in exploring academic programs and careers. We invite you to visit our website as well – www.uis.edu – where you will find course descriptions and more detailed information about our university and our faculty. Please take time to become familiar with what UIS has to offer: 45 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, online courses, and degree completion programs offered entirely online. We also have some outstanding certificate programs that you can pursue independently or while earning a degree. At UIS, a University of Illinois education is delivered on a campus where teaching is the focus and leadership is woven into the curriculum and into the rich abundance of opportunities offered both in and outside the classroom. Our location in the vibrant state capital of Illinois provides students with opportunities and advantages that they cannot get anywhere else, regardless of the field of study. I encourage you to contact the Office of Admissions (www.uis.edu/admissions/) to determine which program or courses might be right for you. Sincerely, Susan J. Koch Chancellor 2 • Catalog 2014-2015 • U NIVERSITY OF I LLINOIS S PRINGFIELD Table of Contents UIS AT A GLANCE 6 Incomplete Work 15 Repeating Courses 15 ABOUT UIS Academic Integrity 16 The Campus 7 Military Credit 16 The Learning Environment 7 Public Affairs 7 Financial Assistance Information for Mission Statement 7 ALL Students Vision Statement 8 Veterans 17 Governance and Accreditation 8 Federal and State Financial Assistance Programs 17 Campus Policies 8 Institutional Programs 17 Application Procedures for Financial Assistance 18 Academic Information for Critical Dates Affecting Financial Assistance 18 ALL Students Consequences of Complete Withdrawal for Aid Recipients 18 Basic Entrance Requirements & General Academic Consequences of Unofficial Withdrawal for Aid Recipients 18 Information Repeating Classes 19 Absence of Student Due to Religious Beliefs 9 Conditional/Provisional Admission for Graduate English Language Proficiency 9 Programs 19 Immunizations 9 Satisfactory Academic Progress for Undergraduate and U of I Residency Status for Admission and Assessment Graduate Students 19 of Tuition 10 Financial Assistance 10 ACADEMIC PROGRAM Assessment 10 INFORMATION 20 Catalog Requirements 10 COLLEGE of BUSINESS and MANAGEMENT 21 Obtaining a Second Degree: Bachelor’s/Master’s/ Doctorate 11 COLLEGE of EDUCATION and HUMAN SERVICES 22 Academic Advising 11 COLLEGE of LIBERAL ARTS and SCIENCES 24 Student Classification 11 COLLEGE of PUBLIC AFFAIRS and Course Numbering System 11 ADMINISTRATION 25 Tutorials 12 Undergraduate Enrollment in Graduate Courses 12 Undergraduate/Graduate Concurrent Enrollment 12 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Graduation Application 12 Commencement 12 Academic Information for Transcripts 12 Undergraduate Students Undergraduate Education Registration Procedures for ALL Students Goals and Learning Outcomes for Baccalaureate Grading and Grade Changes 13 Education 27 Grading Option Changes 13 General Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree 27 Credit/No Credit 13 Minimum Academic Components and Credit Hours 28 Audit 13 Time Limitation 28 Withdrawals 13 Undergraduate Admission 28 Academic Standards for ALL Students Freshmen Admission 28 Academic Load 13 The Capital Scholars Honors Program 29 Academic Probation and Suspension 14 Undergraduate Freshman Transfer Admission 29 Grade
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