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2020-2021 CATALOG 2 REVISED September 24, 2020 TABLE of CONTENTS 2020-2021 CATALOG 2 REVISED September 24, 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC EDUCATION Music Production - Studio Musician . 112 CALENDAR . 4 DEPARTMENT . 67 Worship Leading . .. 113 Early Childhood Education (PreK - 4) A MESSAGE FROM Program Overview . 68 THE PRESIDENT . 6 ASSOCIATE Early Childhood Education (PreK - 4) - Public & private DEGREES . 114 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS . 7 Certification . 69. Early Childhood Education . 115 Early Childhood Education (Prek - 4) and Special Education Human Services - Counseling . .. 116 GENERAL (Prek-12) Dual Certification (Public School) . 70 INFORMATION . 8 Human Services - Social Services . 117 Early Childhood Education (PreK - 4) - Non-Certification . 71 Intercultural Studies - Deaf Ministries . 118 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Middle Level (4-8) FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS . 10 English/Language Arts and Reading Ministry Leadership . 119 Program Overview . 72 Ministry Leadership - Online . 120 STUDENT Middle Level (4-8) English/Language Arts and Reading - Pub- LIFE . 12 lic & Private Certification . 73 MINORS . 121 ADMISSIONS . 16 Middle Level (4-8) English/Language Arts and Reading and Special Education (Prek-12) COURSE Dual Certification (Public School) . 74 DESCRIPTIONS . 124 FINANCIAL INFORMATION . 20 Middle Level (4-8) English/Language Arts and Reading - GRADUATE Non-Certification . 75 STUDIES . 179 UNDERGRADUATE . 24 Secondary English (7-12) Christian Leadership . 186 Program Overview . 76 FINANCIAL AID . 24 Digital Media . 188 Secondary English (7-12) - Public & private Certification . 77 Education . 190 ACADEMIC Secondary English (7-12) - Non-Certification . 78 POLICIES . 34 Music Technology . 194 INTERCULTURAL STUDIES Organizational Leadership . 200 EXPERIENTIAL DEPARTMENT . 79 LEARNING . 38 Theology . 202 Intercultural Studies - Individualized . 80 Worship Studies . 204 CAREER Intercultural Studies - Online . 81 SERVICES . 39 Intercultural Studies - Business . 82 ADMINISTRATION . 206 LEARNING Intercultural Studies - Children’s Studies . 83 RESOURCES . 40 FACULTY . 208 Intercultural Studies - Deaf Ministries . 84 CURRICULUM . 42 Intercultural Studies - Deaf Ministries Certificate . 85 INDEX . .210 Intercultural Studies - Deaf Ministries . 86 GENERAL EDUCATION CAMPUS MAP . 213 CORE . 43 Intercultural Studies - Deaf Culture Studies . 87 2020-2021 Intercultural Studies - Digital Media . 88 UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS . 45 Intercultural Studies - Education . 89 ARTS AND SCIENCES Intercultural Studies - Music . .. 90 DEPARTMENT . 46 Intercultural Studies - English Language and Literature . 47 Pastoral Leadership Development . .. 91 Intercultural Studies - World Missions . 92 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT . 48 Intercultural Studies - Youth Studies . 93 Criminal Justice . .. 49 MINISTRY LEADERSHIP AND THEOLOGY Pastoral Counseling . 50 DEPARTMENT . 94 Psychology . .. 51 Certificate of Ministry Leadership . 95 Psychology - Online . 52 Ministry Leadership . .. 96 Social Work . 53 Family Studies with Children's Ministry Focus . 97 Family Studies with Youth Ministries Focus . 98 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT . 55 Family Studies . 99 Business Administration - Accounting . 56 Ministry Leadership - Online . 100 Business Administration - General Business . 57 Pastoral Leadership . 101 Business Administration - Online . .. 58 Theological Studies . 102 Global Business . 59 Management . 60 MUSIC Sport Management . 61 DEPARTMENT . 103 Church Music . 104 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT . 62 Music Education Program Overview . 105 Digital Media Studies . 63 Music Education - Choral Digital Media - Graphic Design & Photography . 64 - Public and Private Certification . 106 Digital Media - Recording Arts . 65 Music Education - Instrumental - Public and Private Certification . 107 Digital Media - Video Production . 66 Music Performance Program Overview . 108 Music Performance - Classical . 109 Music Performance - Contemporary . 110 Music Production - Studio Engineer . 111 REVISED September 24, 2020 3 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Academic Year 2020-21 Fall Term 2020 Spring Term 2021 New students arrive and check-in......................August 20 (Th) New and returning students arrive .......................January 9 (S) Returning students arrive and check-in ............ August 22-23 (S-Su) Returning students check-in & new student orientation ........................January 9-10 (S-Su) New student orientation ......................... August 22-23 (S-Su) All Spring courses begin (7-week & 15-week).............January 11 (M) All Fall courses begin (7-week & 15-week) ...............August 24 (M) Last day to add/drop for 7-week Session I . January 17 (Su) Last day to add/drop for 7-week Session I . August 30 (Su) Martin Luther King Jr. Day (UVF closed) Last day to add/drop for 15-week courses ����������������������������September 1 (T) Seated courses resume at 6pm .........................January 18 (M) Labor Day (UVF closed) Last day to add/drop for 15-week courses ...............January 19 (T) Courses resume at 6pm..............................September 7 (M) Graduation applications late submission Last day to withdraw from 7-week Session I courses deadline for Spring graduates . January 29 (F) with a grade of “W” . .September 18 (F) Last day to withdraw from 7-week session I courses Graduation applications late submission with a grade of "W" �����������������������������������������������������������������������February 5 (F) deadline for December graduates. September 25 (F) President’s Day (UVF closed) 7-Week Session I ends . .October 11 (Su) Seated courses resume at 6pm ........................February 15 (M) Fall Break (Columbus Day) 7-Week Session I ends . February 28 (Su) No Monday evening seated courses ��������������������������������October 12-13 (M-T) 7-Week Session II begins. March 8 (M) 7-Week Session II begins. .October 19 (M) Spring Break ......................................March 6-14 (S-Su) Last day to withdraw from 15-week courses with a grade of “W” . October 23 (F) Last day to add/drop for 7-week Session II ������������������������������ March 14 (Su) Last day to add/drop for 7-week Session II ��������������������������October 25 (Su) Last day to withdraw from courses with a grade of “W” ........................March 19 (F) Spring semester registration for 15-week courses for Juniors and Seniors �������������������������������������������������� October 26 - 30 (M-F) Fall semester registration for 15-week courses for Juniors and Seniors �����������������������������������������������������������March 15-19 (M-F) Spring semester registration for 15-week courses for Freshman and Sophomores . .November 2-6 (M-F) Fall semester registration for 15-week courses for Freshman and Sophomores . March 22-26 (M-F) Graduation applications due for Spring & Summer Graduates (must be submitted to participate Last day to withdraw from 7-week Session II in the Commencement Ceremony). November 13 (F) with a grade of "W" ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������April 2(F) Last day to withdraw from 7-week Session II Easter Holiday (UVF closed) with a grade of "W" �������������������������������������������������������������������November 13 (F) Seated courses resume at 6pm (April 5)...............April 1 - 5 (Th-M) Thanksgiving Holiday (15-week courses). November 25 - 29 (W-Su) Graduation applications due for Fall Graduates...............April 9 (F) 15-week courses resume . November 30 (M) Last day of 7-Week Session II ............................April 25 (Su) Last day of 15-week courses. December 4 (F) Last day of 15-week courses. .April 30 (F) Last day of 7-week Session II . December 6 (Su) Final examinations for 15-week courses .................May 3-7 (M-F) Final examinations for 15-week courses. .December 7-11 (M-F) Last day of exams and end of semester ..................... May 7 (F) Last day of 15-Week semester . .December 11 (F) Last day of 15-week semester .............................. May 7 (F) Baccalaureate & Commencement ...........................May 7 (F) Summer Term 2021 All Summer courses begin (7-week & 15-week) . .May 10 (M) Last day to add/drop/register (7-week) Session I courses . May 16 (Su) Last day to add/drop/register (15-week) courses .............May 18 (T) Last day to withdraw from 7-week Session I courses with a grade of "W" .......................................June 4 (F) 7-Week Session I ends ...................................June 27 (Su) 7-Week Session II begins...................................July 5 (M) Last day to withdraw from 15-week courses with a grade of "W" .......................................July 9 (F) Last day to add/drop for 7-week Session II .................July 11 (Su) Last day to withdraw from 7-week Session II with a grade of "W" ......................................July 30 (F) Last day of 15-week courses ............................August 13 (F) Final examinations for 15-week courses............. August 16-20 (M-F) Last day of 15-Week semester ..........................August 20 (F) Last day of 7-Week Session II.......................... August 22 (Su) Academic year, 14 weeks of instruction per semester. Disclaimer This catalog is published for information purposes only. University of Valley Forge reserves the right to make any changes in content, courses, regulations, personnel, policies and other provisions at any time without notice if deemed necessary by the university. Furthermore, UVF reserves the right to not launch a major if a cohort threshold is not met. UVF does not discriminate against any qualified person on the basis
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