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INDEX Advanced Placement (AP) Program 71 A Adventure Leadership, Minor 199 Ability to Benefit 50 Advising, Academic 44 Absences, Official 63 Advising and Testing Center 44, 50 Academic Action 66, 250 Advising Requirements 50 Academic Advising 44 AEIDC. See Arctic Environmental Information and Data Center Academic Appeals 240, 250, 254 AES. See Anchorage Extension Site Academic Credit Courses 55 African-American, Hispanic, Asian, International and Native American Academic Dispute Resolution Procedure 41 (AHAINA) Student Programs 44 Academic Disqualification 66, 250 Age Limit of Credits 60 Academic Eligibility for Student Activities 66 AHAINA Student Programs. See African-American, Hispanic, Asian, Academic Honesty 39 International and Native American (AHAINA) Student Programs Academic Petition 61 Air Force ROTC 161 Academic Planning 54 Air Traffic Control, Associate of Applied Science 172 Course Placement 54 AKNHP. See Alaska Natural Heritage Program Course Selection 54 Alaska Center for Rural Health (ACRH) 16 Program Selection 54 Alaska Center for Supply Chain Integration (ACSCI) 16 Academic Preparation 74 Alaska Experimental Forecast Facility 18 Academic Probation 66 Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis Unit 19 Academic Programs Alaska Native Oratory Society 23 Associate Degrees 76 Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) 44 Baccalaureate Degrees 76, 79 Alaska Natives into Psychology (ANPsych) 45 Certificates 76 Alaska Native Studies 86 Minors 76 Minor 87 Occupational Endorsements 76 Alaska Natural Heritage Program (AKNHP) 16 Regional Studies 76 Alaska Resources Library and Information Services (ARLIS) 45 Academic Programs List 5 Alaska Rural Health Notes 16 Academic Progress 33 Alaska SBDC. See Alaska Small Business Development Center Academic Reinstatement 66 Alaska Small Business Development Center (Alaska SBDC) 16 Academic Rights 39 Alaska State Climate Center (ASCC) 18 Academic Standing 66, 250 Alcohol Counseling Resources 27. See also Student Health and Counseling Academic Support 44 Center (SHCC) Academic Theme Housing 25 Alcohol Policies 26, 40. See also Code of Conduct Academic Warning 66 Alyeska Community 25, 27, 45 ACC. See Anchorage Community College Anchorage Campus 10 Accounting 126 Anchorage Community College (ACC) 10 Associate of Applied Science 127 Anchorage Extension Site (AES) 4, 11 Bachelor of Business Administration 127 Anchorage Senior College (ASC) 10 Minor 128 ANPsych. See Alaska Natives into Psychology Accreditation 8, 10 ANSEP. See Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program ACRH. See Alaska Center for Rural Health Anthropology 87, 256 ACSCI. See Alaska Center for Supply Chain Integration Bachelor of Arts 87 A Day in the Life Program 44 Bachelor of Science 88 Addiction Studies, Minor 151 Honors 87 Additional Graduate Certificates 254 Master of Arts 256 Additional Master’s Degrees 249 Minor 88 Address, University of Alaska Anchorage 1 Application for Graduation 240, 252, 255 Administrative Fee 31 Application Status Definitions 52 Administrative Officers 482 Applied Environmental Science and Technology 293 Admissions 50, 238, 248, 252 Graduate Certificate, Environmental Regulations and Permitting 293 Change of Admission Level 52 Master of Applied Environmental Science & Technology 294 General Interest and Non-Degree-Seeking Options 53 Master of Science, Applied Environmental Science & Technology 294 Non-Degree-Seeking Policies 54 Applied Ethics, Undergraduate Certificate 119 Graduate Certificates 253 Applied Science and Engineering Technology Laboratory (ASET) 17, 18 Admission Status 253 Apprenticeship Technologies 162 Application Status 253 Associate of Applied Science 163 Graduate Programs 248 AP Program. See Advanced Placement (AP) Program Admission Status 249 Aquatic and Riparian Ecology Program 18 Application Status 249 Architectural and Engineering Technology 163 Home School Applicants 50. See also Secondary School Students Associate of Applied Science 166 International Students, Non-Degree-Seeking 53 Occupational Endorsement Certificate, CAD For Building Construction 164 International Students, Undergraduate 52 Undergraduate Certificates Post-Baccalaureate Certificates 238 Architectural Drafting 164 Admission Status 239 Civil Drafting 165 Application Status 238 Mechanical and Electrical Drafting 165 Returning Students 53 Structural Drafting 165 Secondary School Students 53 Architectural Drafting, Undergraduate Certificate 164 Undergraduate Programs 50 Arctic Engineering 296 Admission Status 53 Master of Science 296 Application Status 52 Arctic Environmental Information and Data Center (AEIDC) 18 Associate’s Degrees 51 Arctic Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Regional Training Center 17 Baccalaureate Degrees 51 Army ROTC 166 Occupational Endorsement Certificates 51 Art 89 Undergraduate Certificates 51 Bachelor of Arts 89 University of Alaska Anchorage 2010-2011 Catalog Page 495 www.uaa.alaska.edu Index Bachelor of Fine Arts 90 Management Information Systems 134 Minor, Art 91 Marketing 130, 132 Minor, Art Education 91 Master of Business Administration, General Management 264 Art Galleries 23 Minor, Business Administration 132 Arts Facilities 23 Minor, Real Estate 132 ASC. See Anchorage Senior College Undergraduate Certificate, Small Business Management 128 ASCC. See Alaska State Climate Center Business Computer Information Systems, Associate of Applied Science 133 Associate of Applied Science Degree Requirements 77 Bus Service. See U-Pass Associate of Applied Sciences 5 Buy Alaska Program 16 Associate of Arts 6, 85 General University Requirements 77 Associate’s Degrees 5, 76 C Athletics 23 CAAS. See Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies Athletic Training, Minor 199 CAD For Building Construction, Occupational Endorsement Certificate 164 Attendance 63 Call Team 25, 27. See also Safety Audit Fee 31 Campus Diversity and Compliance 12 Auditing Classes 62 Campus Housing. See Housing Automotive and Diesel Technology 167 Campus Police. See Safety or University Police Department (UPD) Associate of Applied Science Canadian Studies, Minor 108 Automotive Technology 169 Canceled Classes 32, 62 Heavy Duty Transportation and Equipment 171 Career and Technical Education 291 Occupational Endorsement Certificates, Automotive Master of Science 291 Automotive Brakes, Suspension and Alignment 168 Career Services Center (CSC) 35, 44 Automotive Electrical 168 Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout 24 Automotive Engine Performance 168 CAS. See College of Arts and Sciences Automotive Power Trains 168 Catalog Year 51, 60, 239, 250, 254 Undergraduate Certificates CBHRS. See Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services Automotive Technology 168 CBPP. See College of Business and Public Policy Heavy Duty Transportation and Equipment 170 CCEL. See Center for Community Engagement and Learning Aviation Administration, Associate of Applied Science 173 CED. See Center for Economic Development Aviation Community 26 CEE. See Center for Economic Education Aviation Technology 172 Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies (CAAS) 17 Associate of Applied Science Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services (CBHRS) 17 Air Traffic Control 172 Center for Community Engagement and Learning (CCEL) 17, 146 Aviation Administration 173 Undergraduate Certificate, Civic Engagement 146 Aviation Maintenance Technology 175 Center for Economic Development (CED) 19 Professional Piloting 176 Center for Economic Education (CEE) 17 Bachelor of Science 176 Center for Human Development (CHD) 17 Minor 178 Center For Human Development (CHD) 147 Undergraduate Certificate, Aviation Maintenance Technology 174 Occupational Endorsement Certificate, Children’s Behavioral Health 147 Certificates 76 B Certified Experience Credit 70 CEUs. See Continuing Education Units Baccalaureate Degrees 6, 76, 79 Chancellor’s List 66 Degree Requirements 79 Change of Address 62 General University Requirements 79 Change of Admission Level 52 Bachelor of Arts 6, 85 Change of Degree 52, 54, 249 Bachelor of Business Administration. See Business Administration Change of Grade 65 Bachelor of Fine Arts 6, 85 Change of Graduate Certificates 254 Bachelor of Liberal Studies 85 Change of Major 52, 54, 249 Bachelor of Music, Performance 85 Change of Name 62 Bachelor of Science 6, 85 CHD. See Center for Human Development Bartlett Lecture Series 23 Cheating 39. See also Code of Conduct Bear Necessities 24 Chemistry 96 BIA Grants 34 Bachelor of Science 96 Biographic Information 62 Honors 96 Biological Sciences 93, 258 Minor 97 Bachelor of Arts 94 CHSW. See College of Health and Social Welfare Bachelor of Science 94 Chugiak-Eagle River Campus 4, 10 Doctoral Program 259 Cisco-Certified Network Associate (CCNA) 218 Honors 93 Civil Engineering 223, 297 Master of Science 258 Bachelor of Science 223 Minor 95 Honors 223 Blackboard. See Distance Education Master of Civil Engineering 298 Board of Regents 482 Master of Science, Civil Engineering 297 Bookkeeping Support, Occupational Endorsement Certificate 180 Class Assignments 63 Bookstore 24 Class Attendance 63 Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Grants 34 Class Participation 63 Business Administration 128, 264 Class Preparation 63 Associate of Applied Science Class Standing 61 General Business 129 Class Testing 63 Small Business Administration 130 CLEP. See College-Level Examination Program Bachelor of Business Administration 130 Clinical Assistant, Occupational Endorsement Certificate 204 Accounting 127 Clinical Psychology 259. 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