'DIRECTORY DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY V ADDRESS—Univers ty, ^06^41_ING/TESTING CENTER— 690 Forl^es Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa 15282, Administration Building,Third Floor PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Call specific number (see,foliow,mg) t, Telephone (412 396 -6204/6208 for other offices, call 39616000 FINANCIAL AID—Loan, Schblarship, ADMISSIC;N—biiector^of Domestic'and Student, Empl^yrnent, Applications- lnternatio^4,xqnigsions,- 4 1 Administration Pudding, Ground Floor Administration Budding, First Floor Telephone (41^)'396-6607 Telephone (412),396-6220/6221/6222, OFFICEOf FRESHMAN DEVELOPMENT AND k (^00) 456-0590 ^O^iside of 412 AreaCode) SPECIAL STUDENT ^ERVICES-L' `Abvl^ORS -Duqu6ne,Unio_n, Third Floor'- ,CollegeC of Liberal Art "',' , "Telephone (412) 396-6657 olleg^ Hall, -Roc;ffi 212 OFFICE 6F'GiEEK, LIFE— Telephone (412) ^96-6389/5905 Duquesiie Union, Third Floor Division of Continuing Education , Tele ne, !i^2) 396-6651 Rockwell'Hall: Room'2t pl^o GOVERNMENTAL'AFEAIkS— Telephone (412)'396-5034" I I Administiation Building, Third Floor School of Business Admims ration, i I Te I ephone, (412) 396-5097 Rockwell 4all, Room 705 1 ' , , -^ I", -I I Telephone (412) 3961 -627715762 , ^' I " _' I HE^LfH SEkViCE—' Undergraduate School of Eduratio'n', Carievin Hall,' Room 213' Duquesne T^w^rs, S^cond Floor, I , Telephon^ (412) 396-5711, I, I Tele^hone (412) 396-1650 -School 6frHealthSciences I66J TIFICATION,CARDS-L- Rangos I Public Saiety'Building Catalog 'Health Scien^es Bldg , Room 902 Telephone (412) 396-6191 "Telephone ',(41i) 396-66152, - I S School of,Music, koom'302 INFO RMATION'CENTER—F6r U niv ersity Events, Telep^one (412)1396-6080, Duquesne Union,,Third Fl6or 1994-1995 School of Natural and Enviror^mer^tal Scierices 'Telephone (412),396-6632/6633 ^`^MellonIl­lall, Room 1103' INTE^NATIONAL EDUCATION" ADVISOR Te'le'^hone _,(412)^396-6349 Sixth Flobr,-Du^ue^neI Union School 6f NdrsingCollege Ha^ll,-Room'd^A p ITelephone (412) 396-6113- Tel^phone'1(4ii) 3966346/6347, LEXRNIN&SKILLS PROGRAM— School of Phiff'My" Mellon'Hall of Science, Room 410B Assumption Half" (412)'396-6661/6636 T^Ie^hbne (412)'^96-6308 jelephone PSY614OLOGY, COfJ^qSELIi^G CENTER'±', ROTC—Rockwell Hall, Room 1003 I Jelepho ne (412) 396-6664/6 45 ko ckwell- Hall,i 10th,Floor " 1 4 ^ - Telephone ^41'2'f396-6562 I^qPKSTORE^Duq'ue7sn^ Unic^n, Second'Floorjj ,Telepli6ne '(412) 434-6626 PUBLIC AFFAIRS-- Administration Budding, Fourth F Ioor CAMPUS MINISTRY1- Telephone (412) 396-6050 ^drhir^istratio n- Buildjn^,,'^Firs Flo^r "Telephone - (412) 396-6020, W I, PUBLIC ^AFETY-LI`ublic' Safe^y Bu^fldihg,, Telephone '(412) 396-6001/6002/6003 CAIiEE'R SIRVICE^'CE^HER'' , Rock^vell Hall REGISTRAR—For Transcr^pts and Records, I, Tele^hone (412)'^96-144/66451647- X^rninistrati.n Building, Gro^nd Floor 396-5623 (Transc'npts) 'i_-A^HIER'—Payment of Tujtibn"'an^ Fees, elephone (412) -Xdr^inistration-Bu^din'g,,Grou^d Floor 396-6212 (qe^eral Office) ^iSIDENCE,,LIFE^Assumpfion 1-1^11, fiist'Flobr - v ­ ^ Telephonj (412)'34^6585^687/65B8' T le^h6ne' (412) 396 ^OMMUTER AFFAIRSLI` ^ I e -665515028 D^^ueshe UiriiA, Third fi^or STODENT'^EALTH INSURANCE'I felephone^ (412) ^'9;16690 A^mirustration' ' ' Building, Room 212 (412),396-6677 C0`MPREHE'N SINiE STUDENT ADVISEM^NT', Adm M_istrationBuddifig, L^cund F16or' TESTING BUREAUj—: 1"' -1 Administration B611ding, Third Floor Telephon^-- (412)'396-094,,,., 1 % I , ^ Telephone (412) 396-6204/608 CONTINUING EDUCATION, I' Rockwell Hall,"Se'cond F10-0'r Telephone (j­12) 396-503^ H Duquesne University All Degrees and Programs Offered by MASTER'S DEGREE DOCTORATE SCHOOL BACHELOR'S DEGREE O'g-11tioull C ­sc, Corninurs—ticss, C^.­­ l C-1—tin. Pl,fl—oph, PolIt"ll S-11 Coninsionicition —Enlil l"Y'li,log, Onsionno, ition Lib ... I Stinke, Plul—ph, Sociolu^,^ English Philo,oph, C..,P.t,,So""" Sc,,n,e Plycholog, I 1-1th C,se P'Y'holol,' ng Th-log, in So, iologv Eth", S.—I and :,,d..,:",dcb..,d...c ,,dchis b h Cnonoll jultIlL Ill'to" Public Pol— CC—n- r", (Pis D , offind Hurt—, Archs-1 Theolog, Ubcral Act, 11"t-1 min,'t, 111 0/ ,f th, S NIII'Loon Isid bfi,tory Is C-ontolog% Editing Studs- L,ou spni'l, h—tic, Theolof,, Z"M,,h, l Stud— World I j—t-, Accounting inagna nient M—tc, if S—rcet Fi-oce of Info,m,t,.I, I i nI_ tio in Horn— Resource g'm'rt in 5 chri.1 of AdmiAn,)tr,ti,,nB "'info ". mition K:D M inag,men t ­ Business B A Int,ruational %1"keUngS' 't­ (%I Administration S',(m St,-, in M I S) B-s—, PrLL.S,,tsc, I — Studs- As the educational process from admission through graduation, requires continuing review and appro- Ma^t,rin of Scienct R,h6' sou, in rd—tion — 5— Education —o" ——] / CCD priate approval by University officials, the provisions of this catalog are to be considered directive Coun-lor Ed choul (if Fd Eirb, Childhood Ed—ticri nd in character The University, therefore, reserves the right to change requirements and regulations Corin—sint, El,rn­tll^ Elic. c El,.,,ot,r, S"coid— contained herein, including fees, tuition, and board and room, and to determine whether an individual S,c,,ndr,is"u F,,, LchsIu,,thoss 'is'). n School P,) holog) Ldn-hon ^l d Est sh.,,l Super, .,on ^;P­1^ al r S,condir%,, has satisfactorily met the requirements for admission or graduation nLa,1 ^, I rd / or — — — — — Sc,ond,,^I 11, tv Re,chug nd sp"I'l Lduc,h..is 11-ch-pped) L-pal,,I Art, NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION AND NONHARASSMENT POLICY B,chelor of Sc-11, in Duquesne University, motivated nt S, It— by its Catholic identiN values equality of opportunity, human dignity, AthIcts, T—nirg School of Health occupoo-1 Th—pv I 1-1th Manigerni.rit S,,tern, racial, cultural and ethnic diversity, as an educational institution Accordingly, the University pro- Ph, sI,,l Thcr,p, S—rice, I l,ilth Sci,nces A-1tant hibits and does not engage in discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color religion, national ll,,f.,.,,n TL,hrn,log, origin, sex, age, disability or status as a veteran or disabled veteran Further, Duquesne University " " will continue to take affirmative steps to support and advance these values consistent with the Univer- ?,,forruincto, i^ :Eis , Cl,,,,c,l Idh_fs, u,,t,,n",gv %to c Education Theo, C.'s"p-stion sity's Mission Statement This policy applies to all programs of the University, including, but not j 'd M school of Music ­ %lu,icIc T'd"",onTLchn' "" (,IogvT"= SacrLd M—c A,tI,t Diplorn, S,c,'d limited to, admission, educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other - — Soundc R-ording University-sponsored programs This is a commitment by the University in accordance with its T,chnolop religious values and applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations The person responsible rBcl)en,i,try B^orh, for coordinating its efforts under this policy is Dr Judith Griggs, Affirmative Action Officer, Room asch out of Natural Zlog, Chersu Bsol,6, nd Environmental Ch,on't'v S-1, Assumption Hall, University Extension 6661 Ch,.,,tr, Sciences o,ug, En, noon—tal S—oll 'I'd \I,n,g,nieiit WD=%fic,obtolop F"I's-1 Ch-ult" SECURITY STATISTICS, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES of Sci—ce Nu, ^, Wh D) School of Bich,lor of Scienct ­ In accordance with the College and University Security Information Act (Pennsylvania Act ;73 of is, Nursing N.,,i.g Nursing 1988) and the U S Student Right to Know and Security Act (PC 101-542), information regarding Ph,,n,,c, Duquesne University's crime statistics, security policies and procedures is available in the Admis- (Ph—, D) Medicinal Chenultl% Medicinal sion's Office is 1,^ el Ph D idrui is, From 1994 critr^ ­ ­ Ph,r ...... t,c1l Chcri-L, Ch,s SP^hh,:,'..cfy Phirm—utic, Ph--c-t-1 Information contained in this catalog is accurate to the date of publication pl­­oolcig, To—clob, Ch,,,,i,t,, Phirmic,,ticil Adrus—r,no. ^:hI ...­­ I ,ulscl Lolol,^ Published annually by Duquesne University, 600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15282 onsonb:^^:'_ 111,T.xIcolog D , ff, nd jurt, Doctor School of L ­ Dn-on of Studic, Continuing 1,,h,lor of Ssence in Education iv v Academic Calendars Contents Fall 1994 — Summer 1995 FALL SEMESTER — 1994 Classes Begin August 29 (Monday) CALENDAR I IV Labor Day Holiday September 5 (Monday) 1 All Saints Day November 1 (Tuesday) GENERAL INFORMATION Holy Day ADMISSION, FINANCIAL AID 7 Thanksgiving Holiday November 21-26 (Monday-Saturday) Immaculate Conception December 8 (Thursday) REGISTRATION, SCHOLASTIC POLICIES 22 Holy Day Final Exams December 15-21 (Thursday-Wednesday) IV TUITION AND FEES 29 Commencement December 22 (Thursday) V STUDENT LIFE SPRING SEMESTER — 1995 PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND ORGANIZATIONS 33 Classes Begin January 9 (Monday) 39 Martin Luther King January 16 (Monday) VI WDUQ RADIO Holiday 39 Spring Break March 6-11 (Monday-Saturday) V11 CAMPUS MINISTRY Easter Holiday April 13-17 (Thursday-Monday) VIII PROGRAMS AND COURSES 40 (Offices closed Thursday, April 13 Core Curriculum 40 Friday, April 14) 42 Monday Class April 18 (Tuesday) Integrated Honors Program English As A Second Language Program 42 Schedule Followed 45 Friday Class April 26 (Wednesday) Liberal Arts Schedule Followed Natural and Environmental Sciences 90 Final Exams April 28 - May 4 (Friday-Thursday) Business Administration 104 Commencement May 6 (Saturday) Education 125 Music 134 SUMMER SEMESTER — 1995 Nursing 157 Summer Term Begins May 8 (Monday) Pharmacy 170 Ascension Holy Day May 25 (Thursday) Health Sciences 183 Memorial Day Holiday May 29 (Monday) ROTC 213 Independence Day July 4 (Tuesday) 216 Holiday Continuing Education End of 12 week term August 4 (Friday) 222 Assumption Holy Day IX DIRECTORIES August 15