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Dean College Academic Catalog 2020-2021 ACADEMIC CATALOG 2020–2021 Academic Catalog 2020–2021 Published by Dean College, 99 Main Street, Franklin, Massachusetts 02038-1994 The College reserves the right to make changes in tuition, program costs, curriculum, regulations and program dates and to make additional charges for special features and services whenever such actions are deemed advisable. Main Phone Number: 508-541-1900 www.dean.edu Admissions Information: 877-TRY-DEAN (877-879-3326) or 508-541-1508 Admissions Fax: 508-541-8726 Admissions Email: [email protected] Table of Contents Table of Contents A Dean College History, Mission and Accreditation ........................................................4 Dean College Student Learning Goals ........................................................................5 B Academics ........................................................................................... 7 Programs and Degree Offerings ..................................................................................8 Resources .............................................................................................................. 10 Life After Dean — Bachelor’s Degrees, Graduate Programs and Careers .................. 15 Academic Policies................................................................................................... 17 C Bachelor’s Degree Programs............................................................... 31 Arts and Entertainment Management ...................................................................... 32 Athletic Coaching and Recreation Management ..................................................... 36 Athletic Coaching Recreation Management Biology ................................................................................................................... 40 Business Management ........................................................................................... 42 Communications .................................................................................................... 44 Criminal Justice and Homeland Security ................................................................. 48 Criminal Justice Homeland Security Dance (B.A.) ........................................................................................................... 52 Dance Pedagogy Dance Performance/Choreography Dance Studies Studio Management Dance (B.F.A.) ......................................................................................................... 60 Choreography Performance Early Childhood Education ...................................................................................... 64 English ................................................................................................................... 66 Entertainment Industry Management ...................................................................... 68 Exercise Science ..................................................................................................... 72 History.................................................................................................................... 74 Liberal Arts and Studies .......................................................................................... 76 Family and Childhood Studies Global Studies Health and Society Human Services Individually Designed Pre-Law Marketing ............................................................................................................... 84 Psychology ............................................................................................................. 86 Sociology ............................................................................................................... 88 Sport Management ................................................................................................. 90 Sports Broadcasting ............................................................................................... 92 Theatre ................................................................................................................... 96 Acting Musical Theatre Technical Theatre Theatre Studies 2 Table of Contents Dean College Academic Catalog 2020–2021 D Associate Degree Programs .............................................................. 103 Athletic Coaching and Recreation Management .................................................... 104 Business .............................................................................................................. 106 Communications ................................................................................................. 108 Criminal Justice .................................................................................................... 110 Dance .................................................................................................................. 112 Early Childhood Education .................................................................................... 114 English ................................................................................................................. 116 Exercise Science ................................................................................................... 118 General Studies .................................................................................................... 120 Health Sciences.................................................................................................... 122 History.................................................................................................................. 124 Pre-Athletic Training ............................................................................................. 126 Pre-Nursing .......................................................................................................... 128 Psychology ........................................................................................................... 130 Science ................................................................................................................ 132 Sociology ............................................................................................................. 134 Sport Management .............................................................................................. 136 Theatre/Musical Theatre ....................................................................................... 138 E Minors ............................................................................................ 141 Arts and Entertainment Management Business Communications Creative Writing Dance English History Human Services Integrated Marketing Communications Justice Studies Pre-Law Psychology Sociology Theatre F Course Descriptions......................................................................... 147 G Beyond the Classroom: Student Development ................................... 203 H Admissions and Student Financial Planning and Services ................. 209 Office of Admissions ............................................................................................. 210 Center for Student Financial Planning and Services .............................................. 213 I Directory ......................................................................................... 219 Administration, Faculty and Staff .......................................................................... 220 Campus Map ........................................................................................................ 232 Dean College Directions ........................................................................................ 234 J Index ............................................................................................... 235 Dean College Academic Catalog 2020–2021 Table of Contents 3 DEAN COLLEGE HISTORY, MISSION AND ACCREDITATION Today, Dean College is an accredited private A A Brief History coeducational college offering full-time and part-time, Dean was founded as Dean Academy in 1865 with the associate and bachelor’s degrees. Dean provides a financial assistance and enthusiastic support of Dr. Oliver supportive academic environment that thrives on student Dean, a Franklin, MA, native and local physician who was engagement, exceptional teaching and The Dean devoted to the education of young people. Difference. Fittingly, our College motto, inspired by Dr. Oliver Dean’s family saying, is Forti et Fideli Nihil Difficile: The Academy offered men and women a well-rounded “To the strong and faithful, nothing is difficult.” program of academics, athletics and student activities. In addition, the Academy provided students a personal atmosphere that identified and cultivated the strengths Mission Statement of its students, preparing them for admission to college. An excellent reputation soon resulted, and the standards Dean College is a private, residential New England set during the early years have formed a strong tradition college grounded in a culture and tradition that all followed by Dean today. students deserve the opportunity to discover and Exceptional growth led to a new charter in 1941: Dean exceed their greatest aspirations. A personal and Junior College. Next came national accreditation in 1957 transformative community since 1865, Dean tirelessly and then a slew of exciting additions. Over the course of inspires our students to unimagined heights through 29 years, Dean introduced the Louis Pieri Gymnasium, personalized support and integrated delivery
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