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Bemidji State University Bemidji State University 2015 1 MAY SESSION: May 13 – 29 2015 SUMMER SESSION: Online and June 1– July 31 On-campus courses BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY 2015 1 SUMMER CALENDAR MAY SESSION: MAY 13-MAY 29 SUMMER SESSION: JUNE 1-JULY 31 All information below applies to the May session and both summer terms unless noted otherwise. Important Notice on Course Cancellations Any course, undergraduate or REGISTRATION* March 2 through first day of the course graduate, must have adequate enrollment two weeks before the first day of the course. MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT DUE May 8 This applies to all classes and workshops. Students are urged to register from March 2 through April 29, 2015. It is the intent of Bemidji State University to offer as many LAST DAY FOR REFUNDS May Term, first day of class; First and second session, fifth business day classes and workshops as possible during the summer of 2015 based on enrollment LAST DAY TO SIGN UP FOR PASS/NO CREDIT OPTION Through first class day by numbers. Inadequate registrations may result in cancellation. petition to the Records Office Before traveling a long distance to attend summer classes, please check on class and LAST DAY TO PAY TUITION/FEES July 7 workshop cancellations by logging onto the eServices registration site (see page 35). LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW WITH “W” GRADE Dates vary and are up to 80% of the course University Calendar Modifications The university calendar is subject to meetings. Specific course dates available through e-services. modification or interruption due to occurrences such as fire, flood, severe weather, labor disputes, interruption of utility services, civil disorder, disease pandemic, and FINAL EXAMS As scheduled war. In the event of such occurrences, the university will attempt to accommodate its HOLIDAY SCHEDULED (NO CLASSES) SUMMER TERM May 25, July 3 students. It does not, however, guarantee that courses of instruction, extra curricular GRADES AVAILABLE Four business days after the last class activities, or other university programs or events will be completed or rescheduled. *Course cancellations are based on registration enrollment two weeks prior to the start of the Liberal Education (Goal Area 10) Courses fulfilling 2925 People and the Envi- course. Early registration may help ensure that classes you want to take will not be canceled. ronment (Liberal Education Goal Area 10) are offered in the following departments during Summer Term 2015: Biology, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, Geology, Health, and Sociology. BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS PRESIDENT Dr. Richard A. Hanson Bemidji State University is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in employment and education opportunity. PROVOST & VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. Martin Tadlock No person shall be discriminated against in the terms and conditions of employment, personnel practices, or ac- VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. William D. Maki cess to and participation in programs, services, and activities with regard to race, sex, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, sexual orientation, or membership VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND ENROLLMENT Dr. James Parker or activity in a local commission as defined by law. Inquiries regarding compliance, rights and other information INTERIM VICE PRESIDENT FOR INNOVATION AND EXTENDED LEARNING Mr. Robert Griggs may be addressed to the Affirmative Action Officer/Americans with Disabilities Coordinator at 218-755-3966. ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. Patrick Guilfoile Bemidji State University reserves the right to change without notice any of the materials (information, requirements, regulations) published in this bulletin. This bulletin is not regarded as a contract. DEAN, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dr. Colleen Greer This document is available in alternative formats to individuals with disabilities by calling 1-800-475-2001 or DEAN, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY, AND COMMUNICATION Dr. Shawn Strong 218-755-3883. DEAN, COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND HUMAN ECOLOGY Vacant DEAN, SCHOOL OF NURSING Dr. Jeanine Gangeness A member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system, Bemidji State DIRECTOR SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Ms. Joan Miller University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity educator and employer. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Tracy Dill BSU MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS 15-152 DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING Mr. Scott Faust INTERIM DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES Ms. Marybeth Christenson-Jones CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER Vacant EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT Mr. Robert Bollinger 2 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY 2015 3 Summer truly is a state of mind at Bemidji State University. MESSAGE FROM KEY TELEPHONE NUMBERS TABLE OF CONTENTS THE PRESIDENT Academically, you will find a great selection of courses -– both online Area Code 218 Summer Calendar ..................................1 and on campus – taught by a stellar cadre of Bemidji State faculty. Information ....................755-2001 Bemidji State University Administrators .................1 The summer schedule is flexible, with some classes lasting only a few Toll-free ...............1-800-475-2001 Message from the President . 2 weeks and others running an entire nine-week session. These options Admissions .....................755-2040 Bemidji State University ..............................4 make it easy to fit BSU classes into your summer plans. Advising Success Center .......... 755-4226 Online MBA Progam .................................7 Bookstore. .444-8509 Summer Class Schedule ............................. 24 From a recreational standpoint, you couldn’t choose a better place Toll-free ...............1-855-281-8300 Academic and Student Services . 24 than BSU to study during the summer. Adjacent to campus, Diamond [email protected] Financial Aid Office ..............................25 Point Park provides the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle Business Services .................755-2183 A .C . Clark Library .............................. 25 of classes. At the park, our Outdoor Program Center rents bikes, College of Arts and Sciences ........755-2988 Advising Success Center. 25 camping equipment, canoes, kayaks and other recreational gear for College of Business, Technology American Indian Resource Center ..................25 and Communication ...........755-3732 summertime fun. The Bemidji area is also steeped in summer activi- Office of Student Development and Enrollment. 25 College of Health Sciences ties, with art fairs, summer theatre, waterfront celebrations, and more. Information Technology Services ..................26 and Human Ecology ...........755-2965 TRIO/Student Support Services .....................26 Extended Learning ...............755-2068 Please take time now to peruse the summer catalogue and then register for courses that fit your TRIO/Upward Bound. 26 Toll-free ...............1-800-852-7422 needs and summer plans. I look forward to having you spend a part of your summer with us. TRIO/McNair ...................................27 Financial Aid ....................755-2034 We are eager to challenge your mind while you enjoy all that summer has to offer at Career Services ..................................27 Workshops Records Office .................. 755-2020 Bemidji State University. Disability Services Office ..........................27 Residential Life ..................755-3750 Counseling Services ..............................27 School of Graduate Studies ........755-2027 Health Services ..................................27 Summer Term ...................755-2068 Health Insurance ................................27 Richard Hanson, President On-Campus Housing ...............................28 Dining Services ....................................28 Campus Services ...................................28 University Bookstore ............................. 28 Outdoor Program Center. .28 Gillett Recreation/Fitness Center . 28 University Conference Center ......................29 Class Schedule Hobson Memorial Union .........................29 Admission ........................................30 Undergraduate Study ............................. 30 Graduate Study .................................30 Tuition, Payment, and Fees ..........................32 Registration. 33 Web Registration Instructions ........................35 Community Engagement and Summer Camps .......... 36 Campus Map ......................... Inside Back Cover Visit the BSU Home Page at http://www.bemidjistate.edu 4 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY 2015 5 Summer at approach, with its small class sizes, engaging faculty, summer. Also plan to take time out for city sum- and supportive learning environment, enables stu- mer festivals, including the Bemidji Jaycees Water dents to successfully complete a course in as little Carnival, Art in the Park, the Big Bog Festival and the Bemidji State as three weeks. Bemidji State University’s 89-acre, wooded campus Bemidji Dragon Boat Festival. If you need a weekend sits on the shore of beautiful Lake Bemidji. You can If you’re looking to transfer your credits, Minnesota’s getaway that’s not too far away, take a short drive With online and on-campus summer choices at BSU, relax and study on one of the sandy beaches adjacent transfer curriculum makes it possible to easily transfer south to Itasca State Park to hike, bike, camp and you can easily set your mind on a season of learning to campus or take full advantage
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