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Canisius College 2014-2016 Canisius College GRADUATE CATALOG 2014-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Calendars ............................................................................................. 3 College Student Personnel Administration ................... 90 General Information .......................................................................... 9 Counseling and Human Services ......................................93 Student Affairs .................................................................................14 Deaf Education Cooperative Program .............................99 Academic Policies ............................................................................18 Differentiated Instruction ....................................................104 Courses of Instruction .....................................................................19 Educational Leadership ......................................................109 Academic Procedures ................................................................... 20 Educational Technologies and Emerging Media ...........117 Records ..............................................................................................23 Literacy ...................................................................................... 121 Tuition and Fees ...............................................................................26 Physical Education ............................................................... 127 Student Financial Aid .....................................................................29 Professional Studies.............................................................133 Academic Degrees ..........................................................................33 Applied Nutrition ..........................................................133 College of Arts and Sciences .......................................................35 Community and School Health................................136 Anthrozoology .........................................................................35 Health and Human Performance ............................139 Communication and Leadership ...................................... 40 Respiratory Care ...........................................................143 Richard J. Wehle School of Business ........................................ 48 Health Information Technology ................................145 Business Administration .......................................................52 Sport Administration ...........................................................149 One Year MBA Program .......................................................53 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)/Bilingual Degrees and Certificates................153 Evening MBA Program .........................................................54 Directories ....................................................................................... 157 Professional Accounting ...................................................... 58 Administractive Directory ................................................... 157 Forensic Accounting ..............................................................59 Faculty Directory ....................................................................163 Business Administration in Accounting.......................... 60 Campus Map… ................................................................................189 School of Education and Human Services ................................72 Teacher Education .................................................................. 77 Childhood Education ..................................................... 77 Adolescence Education .................................................81 Special Education .......................................................... 84 Middle Childhood ...........................................................89 2 CANISIUS COLLEGE Return to Table of Contents ACADEMIC CALENDAR FALL 2014-SUMMER 2016 21 Tuesday No withdrawal refund. 22 Wednesday Professional Studies Session One FALL 2014 grades due. August 28 Tuesday First Student Health warnings for 25 Monday Classes begin in all divisions. students not in compliance in 30 Saturday Last day to drop/add a course. Professional Studies Session Two. Graduate Education classes in session. November 3 Monday Spring 2015 Graduate registration September begins. 1 Monday Labor Day Holiday – No classes. 4 Tuesday Second Student Health warnings for 2 Tuesday Withdrawal from classes begins. students not in compliance in Professional Studies Session Two. 90% Withdrawal refund. 11 Tuesday Veteran’s Day – Classes in session. First Student Health warnings for students not in compliance. Third Student Health warnings for students not in compliance in 9 Tuesday 50% Withdrawal refund. Professional Studies Session Two. Second Student Health warnings for 18 Tuesday Student Health registration cancellations students not in compliance. for students not in compliance in 16 Tuesday 50% Withdrawal refund. Professional Studies Session Two. Third Student Health warnings for 26 Wednesday Thanksgiving Recess begins – students not in compliance. No classes. 23 Tuesday 25% Withdrawal refund. 27 Thursday Thanksgiving. Student Health registration cancellations 28 Friday No Classes. for students not in compliance. 29 Saturday No Classes. 30 Tuesday 25% Withdrawal refund. December October 1 Monday Classes resume. 7 Tuesday 25% Withdrawal credit. 5 Friday Last day to withdraw from a class. 10 Friday End of first quarter. 6 Saturday Graduate classes end. 11 Saturday Graduate Education Classes in session. 8 Monday Final Examinations begin. 13 Monday Fall Holiday – No classes. 13 Saturday Graduate Final Examinations end. Graduate Business Classes in session. 18 Thursday Fall 2014 final grades available online. 14 Tuesday Fall Holiday – No classes. 24 Wednesday Holiday Shutdown begins. 25% Withdrawal credit. 18 Saturday Professional Studies Session One ends. 20 Monday Professional Studies Session Two begins. GRADUATE CATALOG 2014-2016 3 Return to Table of Contents March 3 Tuesday 25% Withdrawal refund. SPRING 2015 7 Saturday Professional Studies Session One First ends. January 5 Monday College reopens. 9 Monday Professional Studies Session two begins. 12 Monday Classes begin in undergraduate and No withdrawal refund. graduate divisions. 11 Wednesday Professional Studies Session grades due. 17 Saturday Last day to drop/add a course. 14 Saturday Graduate Education classes in session. Graduate Education classes in session. 15 Sunday Drop add ends for Professional Studies 19 Monday Martin Luther King Day – No classes. Session Two. 20 Tuesday Withdrawal from classes begins. 16 Monday Spring recess begins – No classes. 90% Withdrawal refund. First Student Health warnings for students not in compliance in First Student Health warnings for Professional Studies Session Two. students not in compliance. 23 Monday Classes resume. 27 Tuesday 50% Withdrawal refund. Second Student Health warnings for Second Student Health warnings for students not in compliance in students not in compliance. Professional Studies Session Two. 30 Monday Summer 2015 registration begins. February Third Student Health warnings for 3 Tuesday 50% Withdrawal refund. students not in compliance in First Student Health warnings for Professional Studies Session Two. students not in compliance. 10 Tuesday 25 % Withdrawal refund. April Student Health registration cancellations 2 Thursday Easter recess begins – No classes. for students not in compliance. 3 Friday Good Friday – No classes. 14 Saturday Graduate Education classes in session. 6 Monday No classes – Graduate Business classes 16 Monday President’s Day Holiday – No classes. in session. Graduate Business classes in session. Student Health registration cancellations for students not in compliance in 17 Tuesday President’s Holiday – No classes. Professional Studies Session Two. 25% Withdrawal refund. 7 Tuesday Classes resume. 24 Tuesday 25% Withdrawal refund. 27 Friday End of Third Quarter. 4 CANISIUS COLLEGE Return to Table of Contents May 18 Thursday First Graduate Education 5 week 1 Friday Last day to withdraw from a class. summer session ends. 2 Saturday Classes end in graduate division. 25 Thursday First Graduate Business 6 week summer session ends. 4 Monday Final Examinations begin. 29 Monday Second Graduate Business 6 week 9 Saturday Final Examinations end in graduate summer session begins. division. Second Graduate Education 5 week 13 Wednesday Graduate Commencement Ceremony. summer session begins. 14 Thursday Final grades available in myCanisius. 15 Friday Baccalaureate Mass. July 16 Saturday Undergraduate Commencement 3 Friday Fourth of July holiday observed – Exercises. No classes. 4 Saturday Fourth of July Holiday. 7 Tuesday First Student Health Warnings for students not in compliance in the SUMMER 2015 second summer sessions. May 14 Tuesday Second Student Health Warnings for students not in compliance in the 18 Monday First Graduate Business 6 week summer second summer sessions. session begins. 21 Tuesday Third Student Health Warnings for First Graduate Education 5 week students not in compliance in the summer session begins. second summer sessions. 25 Monday Memorial Day – No classes. 28 Tuesday Student Health registration holds placed 26 Tuesday First Student Health Warnings for for students not in compliance in the students not in compliance in the first second summer sessions. summer sessions. 30 Thursday Second Graduate Education 5 week 29
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