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0212/Roa.College Catalog'02 TABLE OF CONTENTS Roanoke College 3 Academic Regulations and Procedures 18 Statement of Purpose; History;Accreditation and Advisement; Registration;Auditing; Course Load; Affiliations;The College Environment; Religion and Course Changes;Academic Credit and Classification of College Life; Faculty Students; System of Grading;Academic Standards; Academic Honors; Honor Societies; Prizes and Awards; Requirements for Baccalaureate Degree Programs; Admissions 5 Records,Transcripts, and Diplomas Early Decision; Freshman Application Procedure; Transfer Student; International Students; Students With Disabilities; Special Students;Adult Students Academic Programs and Opportunities 36 Curriculum Goals; General Education Curriculum; Degrees and Major Studies Offered; Programs of Study; Financial Aid 7 Teacher Licensure; Honors Program; Honors Elective; Financial Aid Regulations and Programs;Types of Internships, Independent Studies, and Independent Financial Aid; Scholars Program; Student Loan Fund Research; Summer Scholars Program; Semester in Washington, DC; International Study Opportunities; Student Life/Residence Life 9 Preparation for Graduate Work Campus Activities 9 Courses of Instruction 42 Student Government; Student Media;Art, Music, and Theatre;Athletics; Social Fraternities and Sororities Board of Trustees 121 Officers;Trustees;Trustees Emeriti; Student Services 11 President Emeritus;Treasurer Emeritus Campus Safety; Health Service; Counseling Center; Student Conduct and the Disciplinary System; Conduct Faculty 122 Policies and Regulations Professors;Associate Professors;Assistant Professors; Teaching Associates;Special Appointment Faculty; Finances 12 Retired Members Tuition for Part-Time Students;Tuition for May Travel; Tuition for Graduates and Senior Citizens; Miscellaneous Administration 131 Expenses; Method of Payment; New Students; Returning Academic Affairs;Admissions Services and Students;Withdrawals and Refunds; Special Note College Relations; Business Affairs; Department Chairs; Religious Affairs; Academic Services 16 Resource Development; Student Affairs Office of Academic Services; Office of Career Services; Educational Centers; Information Services; Correspondence Directory 135 Libraries; Media Center Index 136 • 2 • FROM THE DEAN ROANOKE COLLEGE ACADEMIC CATALOG ACADEMIC CATALOG 2002-2003 From the Dean Catalog Policy This Catalog describes the academic policies and programs This catalog is an educational guidebook for our students at of Roanoke College in effect at the time of publication. It is Roanoke College, as well as a source of information for not, however, to be understood as an irrevocable contract prospective students and others interested in the College. between the student and the College.The educational process It describes the requirements for all academic programs and requires continual review, and the College reserves the right for graduation. It provides information about financial aid to make appropriate changes in its courses, programs, grading and scholarships. It sets forth regulations and faculty policies system, standards of progress and retention, honors, awards, that govern academic life and acquaints students with the and fees. In general, students are to be governed by the Roanoke College faculty and staff. Catalog which is current at the time they begin their studies at Roanoke College. However, a student has the option of I encourage every student to become familiar with the declaring to be under the jurisdiction of a subsequent catalog contents of the Catalog. If any portion of it needs further except in cases where core requirements have been changed explanation, faculty advisors and staff members in the and the College has stipulated those eligible to declare Office of the Registrar and the Office of Academic Services the new curriculum. Should the faculty determine that a stand ready to answer questions. modification in course work for the major or teacher licen- sure program in education is necessary in order for students to complete a current course of study, the department reserves Although there are advisors to assist, ultimately, it is the the right to modify degree or licensure requirements for responsibility of the student that he/she is correctly students who have not yet formally declared a major or registered, completes the necessary course work for gradua- applied for teacher licensure. tion and abides by the academic regulations of the College, as set forth by the faculty. Students transferring from a Virginia community college may elect to declare any Catalog in effect within the twenty- John T. Day four month period immediately preceding the term they first enrolled except in cases where core requirements have been changed and the College has stipulated who is eligible to Vice President and Dean of the College declare the new curriculum. Affiliation: The College maintains its partnership in church- related education with the Evangelical Lutheran Church In America through the Virginia Synod, the Metropolitan Washington, DC Synod, and the West Virginia-Western Maryland Synod. Statement of nondiscrimination: Roanoke College does not discriminate against students, employees, or applicants on the basis of race, color, gender, creed, religion, age, sexual orientation, marital status, national or ethnic origin, disability, or veteran status. WWW.ROANOKE.EDU/CATALOG ROANOKE COLLEGE • 3 • ROANOKE COLLEGE College. Every area of interest and specialization is repre- sented among the College’s alumni; the arts, athletics, business, religion, education, government, industry, journalism, Statement of Purpose law, medicine, the military, and public service. Roanoke College is dedicated to educating men and women in high standards of scholarship to prepare them for respon- Accreditation and Affiliations sible lives of learning, service, and leadership. In pursuing this Roanoke College is accredited by the Commission on goal, the College is committed to an integrative approach to Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools education that strives to balance intellectual, ethical, spiritual, (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: and personal growth. Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award the Bachelor The College pursues its mission through an innovative of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Business curriculum that includes a cohesive core of liberal arts as Administration degrees. well as specialized, career-oriented programs of study. Students Roanoke is a member of the College Entrance Examination are encouraged to develop the habits of mind, aesthetic Board, the National Commission on Accreditation, the appreciation, and cultural awareness needed to thrive in a Association of American Colleges, and the Association global society. Moreover, the College provides opportunities of Virginia Colleges. It is on the list of approved colleges for students to take part in community service, to engage of the American Chemical Society and the American in ethical and social issues, to participate in religious life, and Association of University Women.The Business to further their physical and social well-being. Administration program is accredited by the Association The College supports its mission by ensuring excellent of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs. teaching, providing for communal activities and residence life, and maintaining an attractive campus in the Blue Ridge LUTHERAN AFFILIATION (ELCA) Mountains. Founded by Lutherans in 1842, Roanoke College Roanoke is proud of its distinguished heritage as America’s welcomes and reflects a variety of religious traditions.The second oldest Lutheran college.As an institution affiliated College honors its Christian heritage and its partnership with with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), the Lutheran church by nurturing a dialogue between faith Roanoke College believes that a sound religious program and reason. In keeping with its history and mission, the must be an integral part of the total college life. College strives to be a diverse community, nationally and internationally, and is committed to seeking new ways to Never sectarian in its outlook, the College admits students serve its students and community. of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, and sex, to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the College. It does not How Roanoke College Began and Why It Continues discriminate against employees, students, or applicants on Because David F.Bittle and Christopher C. Baughman, the basis of race, sex, disability, age, veteran status, national both Lutheran pastors, recognized the need to educate the origin, religion, or political affiliation in administration young men of the rural frontier, they founded in 1842 the of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship institution which was to become Roanoke College. and loan programs, and athletic and other school- Located near Staunton,Virginia, and named the Virginia administered programs. Institute, it was chartered in 1845 and renamed the Virginia Collegiate Institute. OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES Realizing the advantage of having the school at a center of Since 1993, students and faculty of Roanoke College have activity, the two men moved it to Salem in 1847. In 1853, benefited from its membership in Oak Ridge Associated the Virginia Legislature granted the charter which raised the Universities (ORAU). ORAU is a consortium of 86 colleges school
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