University of Maryland University College European Division CATALOG 1980-81
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University of Maryland University College European Division CATALOG 1980-81 Foreword ments to careers and families, the Univer sity of Maryland has become an integral part of overseas military life. The European Division's mission is to offer to members of the U.S. military com munities throughout the European Com mand (EUCOM) undergraduate curricula in a number of academic disciplines in which it is feasible to conduct courses off campus. The Division accomodates sev eral categories of students, including those beginning, those continuing and The European Division of the University those completing their degree programs, of Maryland University College, which the as well as many others who enroll in cours British historian Arnold Toynbee hailed es for personal enrichment. With the Euro as "one of those American achievements pean Division a student may complete a from wh ich the rest of the world has much Bachelor of Arts or Science degree as well to learn," is in its fourth decade of bringing as an associate degree and/or certificate the resources of a major university to in a variety of subject areas. Although Americans serving their country in Europe. over 650 University of Maryland baccalau By proving that traditional standards of reates and 968 associate degrees were academic excellence can be maintained conferred during the past academic year, in a program accessible to students who by far the majority of the nearly 37,000 have already made substantial commit- largely military and mobile students who each year enroll in the European Division Statements of Policy transfer their Maryland credits to the colleges or universities stateside where The provisions of this publication are not they plan to complete their degrees. to be regarded as an irrevocable contract between the student and the University of To accomplish its mission, the European Maryland. Changes are effected from time Division schedules its courses at and in to time in the general regulations and cooperation with Army, Air Force and Navy academic requirements. There are estab Education Centers at some 150 sites lished procedures for making changes, throughout the European Command. procedures which protect the institution's Classes are normally held in classrooms integrity and the individual student's inter at the Education Center itself or at an on est and welfare. An alteration in a curricu post/base dependents' school. The Divi lum or graduation requirement is not made sion conducts five eight-week terms each retroactive unless the alteration is to the academic year. student's advantage and can be accom modated within the span of years normal Although the educational setting is not a ly required for graduation. traditional one, it must be emphasized that the University's educational offerings in When the actions of a student are judged Europe are in all respects comparable to by competent authority, using established those at public institutions of higher learn procedure, to be detrimental to the inter ing in the United States. European Division ests of the University community, that courses are taught in the classroom by person may be required to withdraw from faculty whose credentials have met stan the University. dards set forth by the appropriate Univer sity of Maryland academic departments, The University of Maryland, in all its branches and divisions, subscribes to a and all courses offered in the European policy of equal educational and employ Division carry University of Maryland resi ment opportunity for people of every race, dent credit. creed and ethnic origin, and it does not discriminate on the basis of sex. Accreditation University of Maryland University College European Division is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Opportunities for Servicemembers The Student and this Catalog The University of Maryland University Col In addition to listing the courses most lege has been designated a Four~Year Ser frequently offered in the European Divi vicemembers' Opportunity College (SOC). sion, this catalog includes policies and procedures governing study in Maryland's Colleges and universities so designated European Division. The University consi provide opportunities for service men and ders students responsible for knowing the women to pursue educational programs information given herein. through a variety of traditional and nontra ditional means - on campus and on base, in a variety of instructional modes and at times appropriate to their duty assign ments. The SOC concept has been developed jointly by educational representatives of each of the armed services, the Depart ment of Defense and representatives of thirteen of the nation's leading higher edu cation associations. 2 EUROPEAN DIVISION CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Heidelberg Office Mason G. Daly, Ph.D., Director Administrative Support Staff Vida J. Bandis, M.A., Assistant Director, Administration and Finance Adelynne H. Whitaker, Ph.D., Assistant Director, Planning and Development John C. Golembe, M.A., Librarian and Publications Coordinator J. Kristine Leypoldt, Faculty Logistics Irene Cole, Manager, Textbook Office Area Directors and Academic Coordinators Paul H. Hamlin, Ph.D., Area Director, North Germany Larry G.Hepinstall, Ph.D., Area Director, Central Germany Margaret J. Sanders, Ph.D., Area Director, South Germany/Berlin Walter Knoche, Ph.D., Area Director, Mediterranean/Benelux, and Foreign Language Coordinator Rosemary H. Scholl, Ph.D., Assistant Area Director, Mediterranean/Benelux, and Assistant Foreign Language Coordinator M. Lesley O'Connor, Ph.D., Mathematics Coordinator Robert R. Speckhard, Ph.D., English Coordinator Admissions, Registrations and Advisement Staff J. John Brazda, Ph.D., Admissions and Registrations Director Claire W. Snell, B.A., Registrar Dorothy McFaul, B.S., Records Supervisor Karin R. Albert, Ed.M., Academic Advisor Daniel Bennette, B.S., Academic Advisor John P. Buckley, B.A., Academic Advisor David A. Engen, Ed.M., Academic Advisor Diane Ochs-Oliver, B.A., Academic Advisor Elena C. Rich, Ed.M., Academic Advisor Gina Schmidt-Phillips, Ed.M., Academic Advisor Candice A. Smith, B.A., Academic Advisor Donald H. Zedler, M.A., Academic Advisor Pamela Massey, B.S., Financial Aid Advisor Linda Trankle, Veterans Administration Advisor Michael Boyd, B.A., Field Registrar Advisor Mary Jean Hagan, M.S., Field Registrar Advisor 3 Heidelberg Addresses University of Maryland University of Maryland APO 09102 APO New York 09102 (within European Command) (from the United States and from other overseas commands) University of Maryland 1m Bosseldorn 30 6900 Heidelberg F.R. Germany (for non-U.S. post) Telephone: Military: (2121) 6762/7157; Autovon 435-1110, Ext. 6762/7157 Civilian: (06221) 57-6762/7157 Cable: Military: University of Maryland, Heidelberg Civilian: MARAB, Heidelberg Telex: 461625 MARAB 0 London Office Ernest W. Hankamer, Dr. phil., Area Director, United Kingdom University of Maryland University of Maryland U.S. Naval Activities, U.S. Naval Activities, United Kingdom United Kingdom Box 99 Box 99 FPO 09510 Local FPO New York 09510 (within European Command) (from the United States and from other overseas commands) University of Maryland Box 99 Telephone: Military: Autovon 220 or 235 7 North Audley Street 1110, Ext. 4616 or 4674 London, W. 1 Civilian: 629-9222, Ext. 4616 England or 4674; 629-7133 (for non-U.S. post) Munich Campus William E. McMahon, Dr. phil., Resident Dean University of Maryland University of Maryland Munich Campus Munich Campus APO 09407 APO New York 09407 (within European Command) (from the United States and from other overseas commands) University of Maryland Telephone: Military: (2521) 6530, 6535, Postfach 900760 7246 8000 MUnchen 90 Civilan: (089) 697017, F.R. Germany 62296530 (for non-U.S. post) Cable: UNYMA, Munich 4 European Division Locations At these locations there may be one or more Education Centers sponsoring University of Maryland classes. Azores Fulda Pirmasens Portugal Lajes Garlstedt PrOm Lisbon Garmisch Ramstein Belgium Gelnhausen Regensburg Spain Brussels Germersheim Rhein-Main Madrid SHAPE Giebelstadt SchOningen Rota Zaragoza Germany Giessen Schwabach Amberg GOppingen Schwabisch-GmOnd Turkey Ansbach GrafenwOhr Schwabisch Hall Adana Aschaffenburg Hahn Schweinfurt Ankara Augsburg Hanau Schwetzingen Cakmakli Babenhausen Heidelberg Sembach Izmir Bad Aibling Heilbronn SOgel Sinop Bad Cannstatt Herborn Spangdahlem Bad Godesberg Herzo Stuttgart United Kingdom Bad Hersfeld HOchst Teveren Alconbury Bad Kissingen Hohenfels Vaihingen Bentwaters Bad Kreuznach Idar Oberstein Vilseck Brawdy Badenerhof IIlesheim Wackernheim Burtonwood Bad TOlz Kaiserslautern Wertheim Cheltenham Bamberg Kalkar Wiesbaden Chicksands Baumholder Karlsruhe Wildflecken Croughton Berchtesgaden Kirch-GOns Worms Edzell Berlin Kitzingen WOrzburg Greenham Common Bindlach Kornwestheim ZweibrOcken Harrogate Krabbenloch High Wycombe Bitburg Greece BOblingen Landstuhl Holy Loch Ludwigsburg Athens Lakenheath Bremerhaven Iraklion, Crete BOdingen Mainz London BOren Mannheim Iceland Mildenhall Butzbach Miesau Keflavik St. Mawgan Crailsheim MOhringen Thurso Darmstadt MOnchen Italy Upper Heyford Dexheim MOnchweiler Aviano Uxbridge Echterdingen MOnster Brindisi Welford Erlangen Neckarsulm La Maddalena Woodbridge Eschborn Nellingen Leghorn Finthen NeubrOcke Naples Fischbach Neu Ulm Sigonella Flensburg North Point Vicenza NOrnberg Frankfurt Netherlands Oberursel Friedberg Brunssum --"""i~~ __ ~j ---- 5 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND