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Blackwelder • oklahoma city, oK 73106 • (405) 208-5000 • (800) 633-7242 • www.okcu.edu undergraduate catalog general information 1 2012-13 general information oklahoma city university embraces the united methodist tradition of scholarship and service and welcomes all faiths in a culturally rich community dedicated to student success. men and women pursue academic excellence through a catalog rigorous curriculum focused on students’ intellectual, moral, and spiritual development to prepare them to become effec- tive leaders in service to their communities. course current the catalog for current a ARCHIVALokcu.edu Not Visit 2012-13 campus map catalog course current 120. Lambda Chi Alpha 410. Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel 531. Norick Art Center 210. Kappa Sigma (Wimberly Schoolthe of Religion) 540. Intergenerational Computer Center (ICC) 220. Harris Hall catalog(The Saint Paul School of Theology) 541. Kramer School of Nursing 221. Draper Hall 411. Edith Kinney Gaylord Center 551. Stars Soccer Ticket Booth 225. Cokesbury Court Apartments (Ann Lacy School of American 552. Jim Wade Press Box 240. Theatre storage Dancefor and Arts Management) A4. Stars Soccer Field 310. Sarkeys Law Center 420. Tom and Brenda McDaniel 610. SACE Admission 311. Walker Hall University Center 611. Innocence Project (OCU Law) 312. Gold Star Memorial Building 421. Dulaney-Browne Library 612. Dance and Arts Management (Law Library) (Center for Excellence in costume storage 320. Smith Hall Teaching and Learning) 613. Lacy Admissions and Visitor Center 321. Banning Hall current 430. Facilities Department 614. Dance and Arts Management 322. Oklahoma United Methodist Hall 431. Facilities Department (shops) costume storage 323. Aduddell Centera (tness center) 440. Henry J. Freede Wellness 620. Wilson House (president’s home) 330. Gamma Phi Beta and Activity Center 621. Children’s Center for the Arts ARCHIVAL331. University Health Center 450. Ann Lacy Stadium (West building) (Oklahoma Children’s Theatre) 332. Alpha Phi okcu.edu451. Ann Lacy Stadium (press box) 622. Oklahoma United Methodist 333. Alpha Chi Omega 452. Ann Lacy Stadium (East building) Conference Center 334.NotJ.R. Homsey Press Box A2. Ann Lacy Stadium 630. Meinders School of Business 335. C.R. Sutton Baseball Complex A3. Kerr-McGee Centennial Plaza (Love’s Entrepreneurship Center) 336. Dawson-Loeer Science 510. Clara E. Jones Administration Building and MathematicsVisit Center 520. Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center A1. Jim Wade Stadium 521. Margaret E. Petree Recital Hall Not Numbered 351. Facilities Department (Housekeeping) 522. Wanda L. Bass Music Center BLUEtique - 1933 NW 23rd Street 400. University Manor Apartments 530. Walker Center for Arts and Sciences undergraduate catalog map 3 2012-13 general information oa Kl Homa citY map catalog course N current the catalog for oKlaHoma citY uniVersitY 2501 n.current Blackwelder a Directions to oKlaHoma citY uniVersitY ARCHIVALfrom i-35 (north or south):okcu.edu take i-35 to i-40. follow i-40 west to classen Boulevard. take classen north to nW twenty-third street. turn left and take twenty-third to Blackwelder. the campus is on the north sideNot of nW twenty-third and Blackwelder. from i-40: coming from the east, follow the directions for “from i-35” after “take i-35 to i-40.” coming from theVisit west, take i-40 to pennsylvania avenue. take penn north to nW twenty-third street. turn east on nW twenty-third to Blackwelder. the campus is on the north side of nW twenty-third street between pennsylvania and Blackwelder avenues. 4 o Klahoma city university undergraduate catalog 2012-13 table of contents general information acaDemic support programs the university ............................................................. 7 academic enrichment programs ................................. 44 accreditation ............................................................... 7 university honors program ................................... 44 mission ...................................................................... 8 oikos scholars program ....................................... 44 assessment ................................................................ 8 undergraduate research program ......................... 44 diversity ..................................................................... 8 the Washington center internship program ............ 45 oklahoma city ............................................................. 8 oklahoma scholar-leadership undergraduate majors ............................................... 10 enrichment program .......................................... 45 graduate degree programs ....................................... 10 international education .......................................... 45 center for interpersonal studies aDmission anD registration through film and literature ................................ 47 general admission policy ........................................... 12 student support services admission procedure ................................................. 12 dulaney-Browne library ......................................... 47 first-time freshmen .............................................. 12 computer and information resources ....................catalog 47 probational admission .......................................... 13 career services ................................................... 48 transfer students ................................................. 13 learning enhancement center ............................... 48 readmission to the university ................................ 13 els language centers ......................................... 48 academic forgiveness .......................................... 13 air force reserve officer training corps ................ 48 unclassified students ........................................... 13 military science army rotc .................................. 49 concurrent enrollment .......................................... 14 international student admission .................................. 14 general eDucation curriculum vision, goals, and objectives......................................course 52 expenses anD financial aiD general education requirements ................................ 52 general financial information ...................................... 17 payment of tuition ..................................................... 17 petree college of arts anD sciences special service fees ................................................. 17 school of adult and continuing education .................... 57 veterans Benefits ...................................................... 18 school of liberal arts and sciences ............................ 61 tuition adjustments ................................................... 18 school of visual arts ................................................. 96 financial assistance .................................................. 19 Wimberly school of religion ..................................... 102 endowed scholarships ............................................... 21 current gift scholarships ....................................................... 21 meinDers scHool of business ................ 108 endowed chairs and professorships ........................... 21 ann lacY scHool of american stuDent serVices the Dance anD arts management ............. 115 on-campus housing ..................................................catalog 24 religious life ............................................................ 24 bass scHool of music ................................ 123 student life .............................................................. 24 extracurricular activities ............................................ 26 for ...................................... 138 cultural enrichment events ......................................... 27 scHool of tHeatre acaDemic regulations Kramer scHool of nursing ..................... 144 general requirements for degrees ............................. 30 academic honesty .................................................... 30 unDergraDuate academic acurrentdvisement................................................ 32 course Descriptions .................................. 149 advanced standing credit .......................................... 32 transfera of undergraduate credit ................................ 33 uniVersitY trustees, evaluation of academic Work ..................................... 35 aDministrators, staff, ARCHIVALacademic probationokcu.edu and suspension........................... 39 anD facultY..................................................... 212 academic dismissal................................................... 40 graduation procedures and commencement ............... 41 inDex .................................................................. 220 Notuniversity honors ...................................................... 41 Visit undergraduate catalog ta Ble of contents 5 2012-13 general information Th i e un VersitY accreDitation mission assessment DiVersitY catalog oKlaHoma citY unDergraDuate majors graDuate Degree programs course current the catalog for current a ARCHIVALokcu.edu
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