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File Download View Course Catalog (PDF) 1 Dear Georgetonian: What a privilege it is for me to welcome you to Georgetown College! I am confident that your decision to become a Georgetonian will be even more satisfying than you have imagined, as the opportunities that await you here are filled with exciting promise for academic enrichment and personal growth. While a student at Georgetown College, you will be challenged and encouraged by an outstanding faculty and staff which is well known for superb teaching and mentoring of students in the liberal arts, sciences, and professions. Indeed, the breadth of the college experience, highlighted by the high quality of learning, is what sets Georgetown apart from its closest competitors. A senior institution since 1829, Georgetown College has been recognized as an outstanding Christian college from its earliest days. We cherish our rich heritage as we fulfill Georgetown’s mission to provide students an exceptional educational experience in a vibrant Christian community. On that strong foundation, and with great joy, we look forward to your success at Georgetown College! With kind regards, and sincerely, Michael Dwaine Greene President 2 Dear Student: What a privilege it is for me to speak on behalf of the Board of Trustees in extending a warm and sincere welcome to each of you. We are delighted that you have made Georgetown your college home or you are considering becoming part of the Georgetown College family. Since its founding in 1829, Georgetown has been blessed with a gifted and committed faculty and staff who strive to make each student’s experience in college both rewarding and challenging. During your years at Georgetown, you will be given opportunities to expand your horizons while experiencing a quality liberal arts education that will help prepare you for a meaningful and fulfilling future. Here you will be part of an ever-changing world while continuing to learn some of the lasting truths that will help equip and sustain you for a lifetime. A Georgetown College education encompasses a wide variety of activities that will greatly enrich your life in many ways. In addition to our outstanding and widely respected academic program, students at Georgetown can be involved in one of this region’s most successful intercollegiate athletic programs, music, drama, Greek life, and impressive Programs of Distinction such as the Oxford Honors, Traditional Honors, Science Honors, Equine Scholars, and Christian Scholars programs. Again, welcome to Georgetown College. It is our hope that your years on our campus will be especially rewarding and fulfilling. Sincerely, David L. Knox, Class of 1964 Chair, Georgetown College Board of Trustees 3 Profile Founded: Chartered in 1829; roots on site date back to 1787 Location: 400 E. College St., Georgetown, Kentucky 40324 Campus: 104 acres, nine academic buildings of which three are updated antebellum structures, fifteen residence halls, and five apartment-style buildings Type: Baccalaureate-Liberal Arts; residential; a Christian college in the Baptist tradition Calendar: Two fifteen-week regular semesters, two optional mini-terms; undergraduate five-week summer sessions; seven-week graduate sub-sessions Degrees/Majors: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts; more than 30 regular majors, unique area majors, plus dual-degree and pre-professional programs; 10 graduate education programs Enrollment: 986 undergraduate, 540 graduate (Fall 2016) Student/Faculty: 11:1 (undergraduate) Faculty Ph.D.: 96% hold terminal degrees in their field Fall 2016 Entering Class: Average ACT Composite 23.6; HS GPA 3.39 Financial Aid: More than $31 million distributed in 2016-2017; extensive program of endowed and college-funded grants and scholarships Athletics: NAIA, Mid-South Conference, 19 inter-collegiate sports teams, plus cheerleading, dance, fishing, and co-ed archery Alumni: 25,384; 50 states, the District of Columbia, U.S. Territories and 42 foreign countries represented Distinctions: U.S. News and World Report’s America’s Best Colleges, also recognized among the “Best Online Graduate Education Programs”; America’s 100 Best College Buys®; America’s Best Christian Colleges®; Colleges of Distinction; Washington Monthly’s Best Liberal Arts Colleges; identified as a “Hidden Gem” on ACTA’s “What Will They Learn?” website for strong core curriculum; member, Southern University Conference 4 Campus Offices (for Quick Reference) Academic Programs Graduate Education 502-863-8146 502-863-8176 Admissions Health Services 800-788-9985 toll free 502-863-8201 502-863-8009 Information Technology Alumni 502-863-4357 877-640-0107 toll free 502-863-8050 Institutional Advancement 502-863-8041 Athletics 502-863-8115 Learning Resource Center 502-863-8400 Business Office 502-863-8700 President 502-863-8030 Campus Ministry 502-863-8153 Provost/Dean of the College 502-863-8146 Campus Safety 502-863-8111 Registrar 502-863-8024 Communications and Marketing Student Life 502-863-8209 502-863-8004 Financial Planning Other Offices 502-863-8027 502-863-8000 5 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Welcome 2 Profile 4 Contents 6 Academic Calendar 2017-2018 7 How to Use This Catalog 11 THE COLLEGE: MISSION, HISTORY AND TRADITION Mission 12 History and Tradition 13 The Scenic Campus 16 Accreditations and Affiliations 17 ADMISSION Admissions Office 20 THE ACADEMIC PROGRAM Academic Resources 26 Special Learning Opportunities 30 Academic Organization 37 Foundations and Core Program 38 Curricular Offerings 44 Departmental Majors and Minors 45 ACADEMIC POLICIES AND REGULATIONS Degrees Awarded 254 Graduation Requirements 255 Additional Policies and Regulations 266 FINANCIAL PLANNING AND EXPENSES Financial Planning 280 Expenses 285 STUDENT LIFE Opportunities for Involvement 292 Student Services 296 Campus Traditions 299 Campus Housing and Residence Life 301 Behavioral Expectations 303 GRADUATE PROGRAM Graduate Programs Offered 306 APPENDIX Board of Trustees & Fellows 307 Executive Cabinet 321 Faculty 322 INDEX 340 6 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2017-2018 FALL SEMESTER 2017 (42 MWF, 29 TR) M- 14, T-15, W-14, TH-14, F-14 August 14-16 Mon – Wed Faculty Orientation/Workshops 17-20 Thurs – Sun New Student Orientation 19 Saturday Upperclassmen Move-In 10 a.m. 21 Monday First Day of Class 21-24 Mon – Thurs Drop/Add and Counseling September 04 Monday Labor Day - NO CLASSES 05 Tuesday Opening Convocation 18 Monday Academic Progress Check – Round 1 October 09-10 Mon – Tues Fall Break – NO CLASSES 18 Wednesday Academic Progress Check – Round 2 21 Saturday Homecoming 23 Monday Late Start Class Begins 23 Monday Final Date to Drop a Course without a grade, change to P/F or Audit a course 16-31 Mon – Tue Advising for Advanced Registration 23 Monday Initial Registration for Seniors 25 Wednesday Initial Registration for Juniors 30 Monday Initial Registration for Sophomores 7 November 1 Wednesday Initial Registration for Current Freshmen 09 Thursday Senior Comprehensive Reports Due 10 Friday Final Date to Drop a Course with W 20 Monday Final Date to Drop a Late Start Course with a W 22-24 Wed – Fri No Classes - Thanksgiving Holiday December 05 Tuesday Last Day of Classes 06 Wednesday Reading Day 07-12 Thurs –Tues Final Examinations – NO Saturday Exams 11 Monday Appl. for May 2018 Degree Candidates Due 13 Wednesday Grades for students graduating in December due at Noon 14 Thursday Remaining Grades Due at Noon 15 Friday Commencement – Undergraduate and Graduate 7 p.m. INTER-TERM 2017-18 10 days (with 1 Saturday) December 26 Tuesday Inter-Term I Begins January 08 Monday Inter-Term I Ends 8 SPRING SEMESTER 2018 (42 MWF, 29 TR) M-14, T-15, W-15, Th-14, F-13 January 16 Tuesday First Day of Class 16-19 Tues – Fri Drop/Add and Counseling 23 Tuesday Founders Day Convocation, 11 a.m. February 12 Monday Academic Progress Check – Round 1 March 09 Friday Spring Break Begins After Last Class 19 Monday Classes Resume 8 a.m. 19 Monday Academic Progress Check – Round 2 26 Monday Late Start Classes Begin March/April 19-03 Mon – Tues Advising for Advanced Registration March 26 Monday Initial Registration for Seniors 28 Wednesday Initial Registration for Juniors April 02 Monday Initial Registration for Sophomores 04 Wednesday Initial Registration for Current Freshmen March 27 Tuesday Final Date to Drop a Course Without a Grade, Change to P/F or Audit a course 30 Friday Good Friday – No Classes April 09-12 Mon – Thurs Advanced Registration for Fall 2018 11 Wednesday Final Date to Drop a Course with W 9 19 Thursday Senior Comprehensive Reports Due 20 Friday Final Day to Drop a Late Start Course with a W 24 Tuesday Academic Honors Day May 02 Wednesday Last Day of Classes 03 Thursday Reading Day 04-09 Fri - Wed Final Examinations (NO Saturday Exams) 10 Thursday Senior Grades Due @ Noon 11 Friday Baccalaureate Service 12 Saturday Commencement – 10 a.m. 15 Tuesday Remaining Grades Due @ 4:00 p.m. MAY TERM 2018 10 days May 14 Monday Classes Begin May 25 Friday Classes End SUMMER TERM I 2018 25 days (with 1 Saturday) May 29 Tuesday Classes Begin June 05 Tuesday Academic Progress Check June 08 Friday Final Date to Drop a Course Without a Grade June 29 Friday Classes End SUMMER TERM II 2018 25 days July 05 Thursday Classes Begin July 13 Friday Academic Progress Check 10 July 18 Wednesday Final Date to Drop a Course Without a Grade August 08 Tuesday Classes End ***Please note that these dates are subject to change. Contact the Provost office with questions at 502-863-8146 or [email protected] HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG This catalog is a description of the academic programs, policies, facilities, services, and staff of Georgetown College. It describes what is available and what is expected in order to complete a program of study successfully. This catalog is essential for planning one’s academic experiences, and can be most useful when supplemented with faculty advising and guidance.
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