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University of Wisconsin Centers ··:;=~------~ 1995-96 Catalog UW Centers Campuses - 1995·96 CATALOG UNIVERSITY OF WIJCONJIN CENTERS ~ University of Wisconsin Centers ··:;=~------------------------------------------------------------~ 1995-96 Catalog UW Centers campuses UWC-Manitowoc County Student Services Office 705 Viebahn Street Manitowoc, WI 54220-6699 eUWC-Barron County 414/683-4 707 UWC-Marathon County UWC-Marinette County Student Services Office 518 South 7th Avenue UWC-Marathon County e • VVausau, VV154401-5396 715/845-9602 UWC-Marshfield/Wood Countye UWC-Marinette County Student Services Office UWC-Fox Valleye 750 VVest Bay Shore uwc-• Marinette, VVI 54143-4299 Manitowoc County 715/735-4301 UWC-Baraboo/Sauk County e uwc-• UWC-Marshfield/Wood County Fond du Lac eUWC· Student Services Office UWC·Richland e Sheboygan 2000 VVest 5th Street • County Marshfield, WI 54449-0150 UWC-Waukesha Countye UWC· 715/389-6530 Washington UWC-Richland UWC-Rock Countye County Student Services Office 1200 Highway 14 VVest Richland Center, VVI 53581-1399 608/647-6186 UWC-Baraboo/Sauk County Student Services Office UWC-Rock County 1006 Connie Road Student Services Office Baraboo, VVI53913-1098 2909 Kellogg Avenue 608/356-8724 Janesville, VVI 53546-5699 608/758-6523 UWC-Barron County Student Services Office UWC-Sheboygan County 1800 College Drive Student Services Office Rice Lake, VVI 54868-2497 One University Drive 715/234-8024 Sheboygan, VVI53081-4789 414/459-6633 UWC-Fond du Lac Student Services Office UWC-Washington County 400 Campus Drive Student Services Office Fond du Lac, VVI 54935-2998 400 University Drive 414/929-3606 VVestBend, VVI 53095-3699 414/335-5201 UWC-Fox Valley Student Services Office UWC-Waukesha County 1478 Midway Road Student Services Office P.O. Box 8002 1500 University Drive Menasha, VVI 54952-8002 VVaukesha, WI 53188-2799 414/832-2620 414/521-5210 The University of Wisconsin Centers is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. From the Chancellor Dear Student, Welcome to the University of Wisconsin Centers! You may be a begin­ ning college student, a returning adult student or transfering from another college. I congratulate you on your choice to begin your journey toward a college degree at one of the Centers' thirteen campuses across the state. On each campus the faculty and staff will serve as your guides, your advisors, your friends and teachers. Because our campuses and class­ rooms are small, you will have many opportunities to work directly with faculty members who share a commitment to teaching excellence. You will be challenged to always do your best, but you will have all of our support on your road to success. You will also have opportunities to take part in varying student activities of your choice. You may decide to become involved through a campus newspaper, athletics, student governance, or the performing arts. Be­ cause we are closely linked to the communities in which we are located, you may see many of your friends and neighbors at campus events. Your success is important to us, and the book you are now reading is an element of that success. While you are on this educational journey, use this catalog as a map to guide you. Enjoy the trip! Sincerely, ~4~ Lee Grugel, Chancellor UW Centers Select Mission In addition to the UW System mission, the University of collectively, are the freshman-sophomore, liberal arts Wisconsin Centers has the following select mission: transfer institution of the University of Wisconsin System, entitled to offer a general education associ­ The University of Wisconsin Centers, as part of the ate degree. Its programs aim to provide qualified University of Wisconsin System, shares the students of all ages and backgrounds with the University's overall responsibility to disseminate proficiencies and breadth of knowledge that prepare knowledge, expand information, enrich our culture, them for baccalaureate and professional programs, and to provide outreach services. These activities are for lifelong learning, and for leadership, service, and carried out at the 13 locally-owned campuses which, responsible citizenship. ii Table of Contents How to use this catalog: Although you are enrolled at a specific University of UW Centers ............................................................... i Wisconsin Center, the policies and procedures are Locations ................................................................ i the same at each of the 13 UW Centers throughout Addresses ............................................................... i Wisconsin. This catalog provides important informa­ tion about admission, registration, financial aid Telephone numbers ............................................... i procedures, academic regulations and programs as UW Centers Mission ............................................... ii well as information about individual UW Centers. It Frequently asked questions ................................. iv also outlines what the institution can offer and what is expected of you as a student. UW System Board of Regents .............................. vi Advisors at each UW Center student services UW System Administration ................................... vi office, or faculty advisors, will assist you in planning UW Centers Board of Visitors ............................... vi your academic program and transfering to another university. UW Centers Additional information on co-curricular activities, History .................................................................. vi financial aid, special academic programs, and special Structure ............................................................... vi features of the UW Center is available in the campus Central Office administration ............................... vii student services office. Distinctive Programs ........................................... viii Admission, Tuition and Fees; Financial Aid ......... 1 Registration, Academic Procedures, Regulations ........................................................ 11 Transfer from a UW Center .................................. 21 Degree Requirements ........................................... 22 Course Descriptions ............................................. 24 UW Centers Campuses ........................................ 61 Baraboo/Sauk County ......................................... 63 Barron County ..................................................... 66 Fond du Lac ........................................................ 69 Fox Valley ............................................................ 72 Manitowoc County ............................................... 75 Marathon County ................................................. 78 Marinette County ................................................. 82 Marshfield/Wood County ..................................... 84 Richland ............................................................... 87 Rock County ........................................................ 90 Sheboygan County .............................................. 93 Washington County ............................................. 96 Waukesha County ............................................... 99 Academic Calendar ............................................. 104 lndex ..................................................................... 105 This catalog was published in February 1995 by the Office of University Relations, University of Wisconsin Centers, 780 Regent Street, P.O. Box 8680, Madison, WI 53708-8680. iii Our commitment to you The University of Wisconsin Centers, a collection of those who are high achievers, nontraditional in age, 13 locally-owned campuses throughout the state, is minority, or disadvantaged. At a UW Center, you won't proud of its transfer mission within the University of wait until their upper-class years for experiences such Wisconsin System. The UW Centers freshman/ as independent study, research, international travel, sophomore curriculum will provide you with the professional conferences, academic organizations and breadth of knowledge necessary for baccalaureate or extracurricular activities. Faculty and staff are avail­ professional study. Whatever your age, you will find able to introduce you to these important aspects of the UW Centers to be excellent preparation for academic life. responsible citizenship and a valuable step toward Our commitment also includes service to our local lifelong learning. communities. Local citizens benefit from continuing We emphasize teaching excellence. Faculty and education, off-campus instruction, cultural enrichment staff will take individual interest in your personal and and the professional resources of the UW Centers. intellectual development and encourage you to take Teaching excellence, personal interest, academic an active role in learning. Each campus has programs enrichment, enriching experiences and community to serve the special needs of its students, particularly service- this is our commitment to you. Frequently asked questions: Q. What is a University of Wisconsin Center? System's computerized Transfer Information A. The 13 UW Centers offer freshman/sophomore System (TIS) which is available on every UW level university instruction. Each UW Center campus. Also, note that courses that are consid­ offers a transfer curriculum for the baccalaureate ered remedial will usually not transfer. degree and professional studies and a general Ask about Joint Admission and special articula­ education associate degree. Most students live tion agreements which may ease your transfer to in or near the community
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