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University of Alaska, Anchorage Senior I f I I I I I I I I I I Cover photo by Dr. Richard Bruce of the annual Fur Rendezvous World Champion- ship Sled Dog Race which crosses University of Alaska, Anchorage property near J Goose Lake. I I I I I I I I UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, ANCHORAGE I SENIOR COLLEGE CATALOG I 1973-74 The University of Alaska, Anchorage is composed of the Anchorage I Community College and the Anchorage Senior College. However, it is a single unit of the University of Alaska statewide system of higher education. Under the direction of the Board of Regents, the University of Alaska serves I the people of America's largest state through eight community colleges and three university campuses, located in three geographical regions - Northern, Southcentral and Southeastern. Catalogs for the Anchorage campus are available without charge from the Office of Admissions and I Records of the Southcentral Region, University of Alaska, Anchorage, 2651 Providence Ave., Anchorage 99504. Catalogs for other units in the I system may be obtained from each unit. I I I I I 1973-74 TRIMESTER CALENDAR I Fall Semester 1973 Academic Advising ................................... September 4-7 & 10-14 Registration ...... ....................................... September 11-12 I 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. General Faculty Convocation ......... .. ... ................. September 14 Instruction Begins . .. ... .. ..................... ...... .... September 17 Late Registration Fees Begin . ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... September 17 I Thanksgiving Vacation ......................... ........... November 22-23 End of F all Semester ................ .................... ... .. December 21 I Spring Semester 1974 AcademicAdivising .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ... January 14-18, 21-25 Registration . ....................................... .. January 24-25 I 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Instruction Begins ..... ... .. ... .. .. .. .. .... ... .. .......... January 30 Late Registration Fees Begin ......................... .. ... ..... January 30 I Easter Vacation . ... .... ..... ...... .. ............... April 12-13 End of Spring Semester .................... ..... ...... ......... May 3 I Commencement ............... ........... ..................... May 10 Summer Semester 1974 Academic Advising ... .. ..... ......... ... .. ................ May 20-24 I Registration ......... .. .......... ..... .. ..................... May 24 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Instruction Begins ..... ... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. ........... ........ May 27 I Late Registration Fees Begin ................. .. ................... May 27 Independence Day . ............................. .... .. ... .. ... July 4 I End of Summer Semester ........................ ............... August 23 I I I I I ~ I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I INTRODUCTION I Anchorage Senior College provides upper division and graduate programs of the University of Alaska, Anchorage. Anchorage Community College provides the first two years of academic programs leading to baccalaureate degrees in addition I to its varied associate degree programs and vocational-technical programs. For lower division courses leading to the baccalaureate degree, refer to the ACC catalog. I Sources of Information Anchorage Senior College- 272-5522 I (located in) Regional Materials Library 3211 Providence Dr. I Anchorage, Ak. 99504 Anchorage Community College- 279-6622 2533 Providence Ave. Anchorage, Ak. 99504 I Office of Admissions and Records- 272-5522 2651 Providence Ave. I Anchorage, Ak. 99504 I I I CONTENTS Calendar ............................... 3 Student Affairs ......... .. .......... ... 29 Student Services . .. .......... ... 29 Introduction . s Alumni ............. .............. 29 I Contents . 7 Athletics .......................... 29 General Information . 9 Financial Aids ............... ... 29 Anchorage Setting . 9 Grants, Scholarships, Loans History . 9 College Work-Study Program .... 30 I Accreditation . ... ............ .. ... 10 Agency Referral Office .. ........ 31 Consortium .... ............. .... 10 Housing Referral ....... ... ..... 31 Job Placement ............... .. 31 Admissions ...................... ....... 13 Special Services .. .............. 32 I Full-time Students .................. 13 Student Conduct ............. ... 32 Part-time Students .................. 13 Student Government ..... ...... 32 Graduate Study ....... ... ..... .. 13 Student Activities ........ ......... 32 Special Programs, etc . ......... .. 14 Veterans . ... ...... .......... .. 35 I Auditors .... ... ...... ........... 14 Military Students . ... ..... ........ 35 General Registration ........ ............ 14 Campus Facilities .............. ......... 37 Special Registration ......... ......... .. 14 Bookstore ......... .............. 37 I Extended Registration Library . ......... .. .......... ... 37 for Graduate Students .............. ..... 14 Campus Center ............. .. ... 37 Fees ...... .......... ........ ........ 15 Research and Public Service .............. 39 Summary of Semester Charges ........ 15 Academic Divisions .. ................. 41 I Residency ........ ......... .•... 16 Payment of Fees ........ .. ......... 16 Degree Programs ............. ...... .... 43 Financial Obligations . ............... 16 Division of Behavioral Sciences . ..... 43 Refunds . .......................... 17 Psychology .......... ... ...... 43 I Sociology ....................... 44 Degrees Offered ...... .......... .. .... 19 General Requirements for Division of Business, Economics Undergraduate Degrees ............. 19 and Public Administration ................. 45 General Requirements for Business Administration ......... .. 45 I Economics ....... ................ so Graduate Study ...... ... ......... 23 Public Administration .. .......... .. 52 Academic Regulations .................. .. 25 Class Standing . .................. 25 Division of Education ..................... 53 I Study Load ...................... 25 Elementary Education . ... ....... 53 Credit by Examination .. ..... ..... 25 Secondary Education ....... ....... 56 Grading System ........ ...... ... 25 Requirements for Admission to Withdrawals and Cancellation Student Teaching . .. ......... .. .... 58 I of Enrollment . ...... ..... ...... 26 Master Degree Programs . .... ... .. 64 Drop/Add ........... ..... ...... 26 Division of Humanities ..... .............. 66 Transcripts ... .. ..... ..... ...... 26 English ... .. .... .. .......... ... 66 Change of Grade ............ ...... 26 Creative Writing (M.F.A.) . ..... .. .... 67 I Change of Major ... ..... ......... 26 History ........... ........... ... 67 Application for Graduation . ......... 26 Division of Mathematics, Science Application for Graduate Degree ... 27 and Engineering .. ...................... 69 General Degree Requirements ... ... 27 Engineering Management ........... 69 Privacy of Student Records .......... 27 I Science Management . ............. 70 Academic Advising .. .............. 27 Graduation with Honors .. .......... 27 Course Descriptions ...........•.. ... ... 73 I Graduation in Absentia .. ......... 27 Alphabetical Listing ...... ......... 74 I I 8 Registers . ...................... .... 101 I Board of Regents .. .... .. ......... 101 Administrative Council .............. 101 Citizens Advisory Committee ..... .. 101 Southcentral Regional Administrative I and Professional Staff . ..... ... .. 102 Anchorage Senior College Adminis- trative and Professional Staff . ....... 102 Academic Faculty ..... ..... ...... 103 I Lecturers and Shared Faculty ........ 104 Index . .......... .... .. ....... .. 109 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 I GENERAL INFORMATION I ANCHORAGE SETTING The University of Alaska, Anchorage is a commuter University in Alaska's largest city. Anchorage, called "the air crossroads of the world" with over-the­ I pole flights between Europe and Asia, is situated on the Cook Inlet in the South­ central area of the state. Developed as a railbelt city, Anchorage has become the goods and service center I for most of Alaska. It also is a port city with year-round shipping. The city has a population of approximately 51,500, located within the Greater Anchorage Area Borough which has a population of approximately 138,000. Considered the "banana belt" of Alaska, Anchorage has "moderate" winter-time I temperatures with a normal range of 10° above to 10° below zero, occasionally dipping to 25 ° and 30° below zero. Normal summer temperatures range between 65 and 75 degrees. I Alaskans, generally, are outdoor enthusiasts and participate in a variety of winter and summer sports, boating, camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, climbing, Alpine and cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dogsled racing and snowmobiling. Anchorage is rimmed by mountains, with the Alaska Range rising on the I skyline to the west and north. The majestic 20,320 foot Mt. McKinley in the Alaska Range is visible from Anchorage. The Chugach Mountain Range rises to the east and south of the city. I Anchorage provides a variety of restaurants, entertainment, theater groups, a museum, symphony orchestra and chorus and a large contingent of artists and craftsmen. I The city is spread out and, at present, has a limited bus transportation system. The University campus is approximately five miles from the downtown area, with the Community College and Senior College in separate locations within a higher education complex. Classes are held on campus, in some Anchorage area schools I and in agency settings. HISTORY I The University of Alaska, founded at Fairbanks, dates from July 4, 1915, when the
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