COLLEGE OF LAW 401

filled in the entering class. Accordingly, the admission process is selective. An attempt is made
to identify those applicants whose credentials evidence abilities to think clearly, read and synthesize complicated materials. write well and make a
significant contribution to the educational program of the law school.
Two main factors considered in the admissions
process are thc cu~nulativeundergraduate grade
point average (GPA) and the LSAT score. In
combination, these give a starting point for detailed examination of the file. When the combination of these two items is high, the likelihood of
admission is also high.
The selection process is often not strictly
mathematical since other matters often bear upon
the validity of the GPA or LSAT and the capability of the candidate. Therefore, the College of
Law. through an Admissions Committee comprised of faculty, staff and student members, may
review such factors as an improved grade trend,
the college or university attended, course selection patterns, the rigor of the academic program
undertaken, distribution of college grades, a
change in performance after an absence from college, unusual writing ability as evidenced by publication, a unique cultural background, perfomance despite educational or economical disadvantage, employment experience, graduate study, significant community/collegiate activities and Arizona residency.
Affirmative Action. The College of Law has
an affirmative action admission policy, and applications from members of minority groups are encouraged. Under the program, special consideration is given in admissions and financial aid decisions to qualified members of cultural. ethnic or
racial groups who have not had a fair opportunity
to develop their potential for academic achievement, who lack adequate representation within
the legal profession and who would not otherwise
be meaningfully represented in the entering class.
Groups usually qualifying have been blacks, Native Americans. Chicanos. Asians. senior citizens.
the physically handicapped and the seriously economically disadvantaged.

Course of Study
The program of study in the College of Law is
designed for full-time students. In the first year of
the three-year program, the course of study is prescribed and incorporates the time-proven techniques of legal education. This first year gives the
student-by the "case method." by the "problem

method," by "moot coun" and through other techniques-an intensive exposure to the basic legal
processes.
As a part of the program, each first-year student is assigned to a small section. Also. in the
Legal Research and Writing program, first-year
students prepare legal briefs and memoranda and
receive feedback through the use of practice examinations. The focus of the program is on the
development of writing and organizational skills
necessarj for success in law school and the practice of law. The second and third years contain a
wide range of courses varying in format as well
as subject matter, allowing students to pursue
both the basic subjects of law study as well as
more specialized interests. By offering the student
great freedom in the selection of subjects, the
educational experience is in sharp contrast to the
curriculum of the first year. In addition, the college has a number of faculty-supervised clinical
education programs and a program of supervised
extemships.
Law Journal. The College of Law publishes a
professional law review, the Arizona Srare Law
Journal, edited by students of the second- and
third-year classes. Membership on the law journal is determined by grade performance in the
first year and, for some. by submitting written
work in a writing competition. Participation on
law review is hard but rewarding work. For those :~t.
eligible, the review provides one of the finest avenues for legal education thus far developed. Its
work contributes to the student's intellectual ad- L
vancement, to the development of law and the le- 5
gal profession, and to the stature of the law
school.
Grading
Colleee of Law courses are ueraded under the folnumerical scale:
99-90 A, Distinction
89-80 B; Excellent
79-70 C, Good
6 9 4 0 D. Deficient
59-50 F, Failure
A grade of 60 or above is required to receive
credit for any course.
Retention S t a n d a r d s . To be elirible
- to continue in the law school, a student must maintain a
cumulative weirhted
- averare
- of 70 or better at the
end of each semester or summer session. Any student who fails to achieve a 70 average in any one
semester, regardless of cumulative average, is
automatically placed on probation. Continuation

lowing

402 COLLEGE OF LAW

of enrollment h) probationary htudcnts shall be
upon w c h tern,, and ur,ndit~on\ as the college
may impohc.
A student who\c cumul:!tlv~. avcrage falls below the rcqu~redli.\cl o r * h w e \emester average
is lehs than 70 i n t u o con\ecutt\c \ernesters w i l l
be dismicced hut ma) ;ippl) to thr Office o f the
Dean for r c a d m ~ u ~ o nThe
. O f f i u r o f the Dean
shall refer the application 10 a lacult) Committee
on Readmission. Whcrc the academic average deficiency 15 slight ;tnd evidence o f cxtcnuating circumstances i\ convinctng. rc:idmision may be
granted on t; prt,hatir,n:uy \t;!tu\ a f e r ;I review o f
the rcamnr cantrihuting to un\atisfactory per^
formance and :! finding that there i 5 ~ubstantial
prospect for acccptahle ;radcmtc pcrfarmance.
Continuation i n \chool therc;!ftrr ma? be conditional on achlcv~nea lcvcl o f nerformance hieher
than the overall 711 :!\cr.lgc. Further detailed information conccn1in:i the collug<c rotention ,tandardc can k d
,{j
[hi. ~ j , , / / l . i , , , ,rfrl,P~ ~ /
of Law

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Soecial Honors at Graduation. A t the time
of graduation. \tudcnt> ~ r l t l ,;tcadem~c d~stinction
i n the \tud) o f law (nay t
x au:!rdcd the respective
designarlonh L.um lauda. m:igna cum laude and
summa c u m liiude. The college also hestons
member\hip in the Order ot the Cntf upon students i n the tap IO'4 o f the cia\\. Recipients o f
these aw:!rd\ :ire xlected hy the law faculty on
the basis o i a c a d e m ~ opcrfi,nnance.

Master of Laws Degree
Through the Gr.~du;itc College. faculty i n the College o f Law otlrr pmgr:rm le;idmg to the Master
of L a b s ( L L M . ) dc2rce. For dcta~lsconcerning
this graduatr de:irrc pmpr.lrn. refer to the current
Grudir~ircCoialr,r.

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Law Building and Law Library
The John S, .Annrtn,ng L a u B u t l d ~ n gis i n the
ccntrdl campuh near other collcgcs o f the universit) and the Hayilen I.ihr;~r). The Law Bullding
providec e\'cr! rni<den, facility for lcfal education
and has been dc\cr~hcdh y erpens on planning
law building, a\ \cttlng :I new htandard i n functional design.
The Law L ~ h r i i r y . with a collection o f over
270.oLlO volume\ ;tnd rnicrnforn~volume equivalents. ranks as one a l t h c \tmngcst i n the region.

Center for the Study of Law,
Science and Technology
-.
The . A r i ~ o n aStatr University Center for the
Stud) o f Law. Sclenrc and Technology is a mult i d ~ \ c i p l ~ n a rrewarch
y
center created by the A n rona Board o f Regent, tn 1984. The center publishes research studies. \ponsorT seminars and
symposia. and house\ bikiting hcholars and teachers. Through tlie\e programs. the center seeks to
contribute to the fnmiulation and improvement o f
law and puhlic policy aftecting science and technology. and the w ~ h capplication of science and
technology i n the I~.gnlsystetn.
In cooperation with the American Bar Association Section on Science and Technology. the cen.Ior~,-,i~rllaw. Science
ter edits the .Ir~ri,~zrir-i~.v
utzd T?<,l,,,,>I<,,L~.

&creditation
The
cvllege
l ~
~ i~b fully
, aooredlted by the American
Bar As\wiation and i\ ;I inemher o f the Association o f Arncrtcan Law Schools.

Information
Further detailed i n f o r m a t i o n concerning the
course o f \tudy. a d n i i \ \ ~ o npractices. expense and
financial asislance w i l l he found i n the Bullerin
of ihr C o l l e q ~,!j Law. Request\ far the Bullrrin
and for application f o r n ~should
~
be addressed to
the Adnii\\ionh Office. College o f Law. Arizona
State Univcr\itv. Tcmne. A Z 852874604.

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706 lmmlgratlon Law. 2 3 A
E~poralonof PO ' c a ecoron c i a c a ara ega ss.es
copce'n r a mm arat o r Soec 1 c roo cs coverdo nc .oe
c t zensh and Gatura zat bn denaiural rat on depona
ton and refugee r ghts and asy um
707 Corrections and Sentencing. 2 3 N
Just f cat ons far pun shment, the effect of pun shment
upon the ndvidua and socety. statutory bass for sen
tenang n Arzona and the roe of the a v e r n the sen
tenc ng process
709 International Human Rights. 2 3 N
nternat ona rues and procedures govern ng the profec
ton of human r ohts
710 Real Estate Tax Planning. ,2 3 A
D sc.ss 9n of :OD cs nc a
. ng 0.1 no' exc .s .e to rea es
lare n.eslmcrrs as 1% s l e rers a rernar ve am;s tar: I
nance devces ref nanc ng techn ques and nbntaxab e
exchanges
711 Real Estate Transfer. 2 3) A
An exam nat on of the ega aspects of the sa e and pur
chase of rea properly encompassng three areas the
roe of the awyei and broker n the transacton the saes
contract and s u e s real ng to tile protectton
712 Reltgion and the Conrititution. 2 3 A
An n depth study of the estab shment" and 'free exer
cse' c auses of the F rst Amendment to the Un led States
COnStitutlOn
714 Law and Soclal Science. 2 3 N
Investgalon of the use of soca scence research and
methods n the ega system Topcs ncude psychoogy
of eye wtness dentf caton soca psycho ogca stud es
0' aec s on mar r8q slat s ca eu oence 01 0 scr m 18,on
econometr c s.1~0 +s O* tne oeterrent ehec~sof capta p.n
sqmen' aro c n ca we0 ct O ~ 0S1 u o ert oenar 01
715 Protession~iSports. 2 3 N
.nlq.a
ega prooems ,e at ng to professm a SPOTS n
e.0 no the, re31on3n0 !0 anl!r.st a h 9 tne nal.re of tne
p aye~contractsand asiocafed tax probems
717 Legislative Process. 2 3 N
Exp ore both the ega and the practca context wth n
wh ch the eg s at ve process operates wth a major corn
ponent of the course be ng a eg sat ve dran ng project.
721 Education and the Law. 2 3 N
Current iega prob ems affect ng tnsttutons of hgher edu
cation facu ty students and govern ng boards
727 Federal IncomeTax Pollcy. 2 3 N
Advanced consderaton of tedera persona ncome tax
PO cy wth reference to se ected problems ncud ng the
ncome she ter ng process. Prerequfiste LAW 606
733 Negotiation. Mediation and Counseling. 3 N
~ i ores
p a terna. be moae s of negot ate0 a i p ~ reso
~e
Ion as no as tne roes 01 aMsr ana c en1 in tne nsgo
Iat on O~OCCSS Enens,\e .se of s m. at on exerc 9t.s
735 Estate Planning 11. 2 3) N
Prepaiai on ot actua estate pans and n p ernent ng ega
documents for a varety of typ ca prvate c ents Both tax
and nontax e ements n DreParaton of the pans w t be
cons dered Prerequ's te{LAw 61 1
736 Planning for the Bvslness Client. 2 3 A
Plann ng transact ons nvo v ng bus ness organ zat ona
w th spec a emphas s on "came tax and corporate con
s decal ons

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737 Planning Private Real Estate Developments. 2 3)
N
Leg8 aspects of real estate deve opment nc ud ng nego
t at On ega devces for f nanc ng promoton of saes,
leas ng probems and mmp ance wth ega mntro s as
we as creat on of pr vale contio s over land use.
738 Practice Court. 2 3) A
Students act as a v e r s n condun ng a case through a
stages of l r a from commencement of the acton to f na
ludoment
"
740 Problems of Litigation. 2 3 N
Current deve opments n the f e ds of pract ce, procedure
and ev dence
745 The Supreme Coun. 2 3 h
in:ens ,e exam nal on of seeneo c.rrent a r c s ons of tne
S 5;oreme C0.n
761 Selected Problems in Antitrust. 2 3 N
Anayss of the prvate enforcement technques n ant
trust. Rev ew and ana ys s of the var ous defenses proce
dura Drob ems and damaue ssues
767 Selected Problems i n Developing Nations. 2 3) N
The effect of aw n soc a change and deve opment
through aoraran retorm nduslra deve ooment. eco
nom nteirat on Emphass on La1n Amer ca
768 International Business Transactions. (2 3) N
Prob ems and po cy consderatons nvoved in nterna
t Ona trade. tar fls internal ona monetary contm s, deve
opment oms, etc
Tm Law Journal. 1 3 F S
Academic credt for successfu compelion of work by a
member of the staff of Arzona Stale Law JournaL tve
semester hour max mum
772 Internships in Law. t b F, S
C v defender or prosecutor p acement and re ated class
room component
773 lnternshtps in Law. 1 4 F. S. SS
P acement n the Law Schoo C n c and re ated c assroom
component
774 Internships in Law. 1-6) F S. ss
P acement n Prosecutor C n c and re ated c assroom
comoonent.
,
780 Moot Court. 1 3 F, S
Academ c cred t for successfu cornplet on of work as a
member of the Moot Court Board of Drectors: three se
mester hour max mum
781 Individual Study. 1 F. S. SS
Wbth the approva of a facu ty member a student may re
search a ega subject of speca interest and prepare a
paper sutabe for pub cat on
782 Indavldual Study. (2) F S SS
See LAW 781.
783 Individual Study. 3) F S SS
See LAW 781
784 Moot Court Competition. 1 4 F, S
Successfu partcpaton and mmpeton of a natona moot
COUrl Comoetit on
785 Externship. 1 12) S. F. SS
SupeN sed, pradca awyerng in an externa placement
proposed by the student or estabi shed by a sponsor ng
asencv and amroved bv the aw schoo in addton an
a&ocrated aGdem c component s estabrshed by the stu
dent w th a member of the faculty
791 Semlnar 8n Law. (1 12) F S

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College of Nursing
Janelle C. Krueger, Ph.D.
Dean

The faculty of the College ot Nursing dcknowl
edge the11 responsib~l~ty
to health care consumers
for the preparation of individuals who will pro
vide nurslne care of ~rofessional~uallt!
. . throueh
teaching, research and servsce. The purpo\e of the
Colleee of Nursinr 1s to provide educat~onal~ r o
gramsthat prepare-profes~ional nurses to meei the
nursing care need$ of indiv~dual?,group5 and
communitie?. To achteve this purpose, the college
offers three programs. the baccalaureate. the
graduate and the continuing education programs.
W~thlnthe context of a liberal education, the de
gree programs prepare professional nur\es who:
(a) understand and respond to chang~nghealth
and social needs and servrces: (b) influence n u n
ing practlce and health care through leadersh~p
and participation m professional and sociopoliti
cal activities, and (c) utilize sc~ent~fic
knowledge
to advance professronal nursing practlce. The
continuing education program prov~deaopponu
nltles for nurses to improve and expand their
nursing practlce to meet the health care needs of
various populations and to funher the11 own pro
fessional development.

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Organization
The College of Nurstng recognize? the three ma
)or missions of the unlversity, 1.e.. teach~ng,research and s e w r e . The associate dean for aca
demic programs ib respons~blefor the degree pro
grams; in addition. each degree program ha* a
coordinator who assumes respons~bll~ty
for the
progression of students through the programs.
The associate dean for research is responsible
for research development and works wlth both
faculty and students to facilitate research activi
ties. The assistant dean for community resources

IS re<ponslble for the contlnulne education and
service actlvltles of the college
The faculty are grouped under tour dlvls~onsof
major clinlcal areas w~thinnursing: adult health/
medlcal surg~calnursing, community health nurs
lng, community mental health psychiatric nurs
ing, and parent ch~ldnursing. Each d l v ~ s ~ ohas
n a
c h a ~ rand each faculty member belongs to a divi
sion.

Admission
Students are admltted dlrectly to the major as
freshmen. In addition to meetmn the unlversltv
requirements for admlsslon, students are requ~red
to have one year each of h i ~ hschool physics and
chemistry. TWO years of &gh school chemlstty
are recommended.
A 2.50 cumulat~veerade point aterage is re
qu~redfor admission into the upper d l v ~ s ~ o(300
n
to 400 level) nurslng courses.
S t a t e B o a r d o f Nursing Requirement. Stu
dents must have a hlgh school d~plomaor GED
cenificdte to be el~gibleto write the State Board
Examlnat~onfor licensure ds a Registered Nurse.
C P R Certification. All students entering the
professional nursing courses must be cen~fiedIn
cardiopulmonary resuscltatlon (CPR as evidenced by a current CPR card This cenltlcat~on
must be matntained while m the program. CPR 1s
taught in the college In the course NUR 119 and
is also available out,~dethe College of Nunmg.
C o l l e g e Health Requirements. Students enrolled in the profess~onalNursing major are rehponsrble for fulfilling the requirements of the
current health policies of the College of Nurs~ng.
The student is respons~blefor provldlng proof to
the Student Serv~cesOffice of having met these
requlrementa prior to enrollment in NUR 21 1
Nurse Cllent Relationships. The policy includes:

COLLEGE O F NURSING 407

I. Col ege of Nursing Health History Inventory
and Rccord ot Phvh~cdlExamlnatlon.
? Proof ot rubella mmunlt).
3 . A tuber~ulin c b n te\t ib requlred dnnually
u hilc in the Nur\mg md or. A Nurslng rtu
dent ma, not psrtlilpate In an) clinical expe
rtence utthout meeting thlc requirement
ASU H e a l t h R e q u i r e m e n t s . All unlversity
*tudent\ mu\t meet unlverslt) hedlth require
menth. mcludlng proof of mearle, (rubeola) In
oiu auon if born after Januar) 1. 1957. Adml*
\ion ma, be dented or canceled tor any applicant
who ha\ been shoun bv the unlversity to have
ellher .tn un~ompenqatedpqychidtrl~ illneb5 or 3
phy*~caliilnec~whlch can be hazdrdou\ to the
\al'et) at other penon< (\ee paee 29)

qulred. All other ddml?slon requirements dre the
same aa outlined on page, 28 34. In dddltion.
Registered Nur<e? mu\t subm~t3 photortatic copy
of the current l~censeto prdctlce nursing
R e a d m i s s i o n . Student, who hahe not been in
conttnuous enrollment muqt petlt~ontor readm~,
slon to the professional nur\ing cour\e\. Along
with the petition. <tudent< must prnvide the fol
lowing documentF
I Proof of current enrollment or readmi~cionto
ASL.
2 . Transcripts from all college, attended.
7. Application for ddmiaslon to the profection31
nursing courbes.
4. Health H~atory/Ph)~ical
Examination.

Insurance R e q u i r e m e n t s

Studentr are responsible for meetine the degree
requirements and seehtng ad\lrement regarding
their program statu- progres Thl\ ~nclude?hav
Ing tranxnpts of all college cour\e\ sent to the
univerury reglatrar. Advhor \lgnatures are re
qutred on various uniberslt) reg \trdtlon form5 for
\alidat~on All nurslng students are dwgned a
faculty advl~or. The faculty advlmr aslstb btu
dents wlth program planning. registration. prepa
ration of needed petitionr, ver~ficationof gmdu
ation requirements. referrals to unlverclt) and
~ommunityresourieb. and asslslance with career
planning.

Unlverslty L ~ a b ~ l i tInwr
)
ance I\ Ilmlted. Therefore t is highly recom
n ended that ~tudentscarrv thew o u n perbonal
prote\uonal hab ht) murance uhen enrolled in
cl~nicdln u r m g courcec
Hru th mid 1 denr mse?ance It I S strongly rec
ommendcd that dl1 student, carq t h e ~ or u n hedlth
and acc~dentinsurance. Each ~tudenti\ per5onall)
re\pon\lble tor coqt, related to any .~ccidentor i l l
ne\\ durlng or outcide of school dctn ~lles.
S t u d e n t E m p l o y m e n t Student\ intending to
purwe the profc?clonal Nursing major on d full
time b.t\i\ \hould expect to spend approhimalely
4T hour, per ueel. m claw and atudv Thus any
jddittonal actl\ltle? or employment \hould be
kept .I! a lnlnlmum
T r a n s f e r S t u d e n t s . An) student enrolled In
good *tanding at any NLN accredited baccalaure
ate ~ c h o o lof nurclne. or hahing been enrolled in
good \tand~neu thin the p d ~ two
t )ear% may ap
pl\ tor 3dmlsuon ulth advanced ctdndlng.
Tranrfer ttudenn must complete the appllca
tion proce\\ n ledst one full semeqter before the
antlc~pdteddate ot admlrrlon. Transfer atudentc
mu\! mbmit official transcripts, a c.~tdlog from
the lnrtttutlon of tranqter, and course outline\ In
may be ahresed.
order that cnurye equ~ralenc~eh
A gr'tdc point dverdge of 2.50 i b required for ad
ml\\lon All other admiwion requirementr arc
the same a\ outllned on page 72.
A d m i s s i o n o f R e g i s t e r e d N u r s e s . Regir
tercd Nurqe, ha\e alternatwe\ a\o~lableto them
in the completion of the baccalaureate degree
The\. me encuura<ed to work closely \rrth an ad
",\or in plannlne their program ot \tud). NUR
706 Prote\slonal De\elopment for RN'\ and
NLR 314 Health Assessment for RN', are re
L!uhrlrri

,,re,unce

Advisement

Degrees
M a s t e r of S c i e n c e
The College ot Nurstng offer, a progrdm leading
to a Master of Science degree which require5 40
semeaer hours. Requlrementh tor thl\ program
are deacrlbed In the Gtodr<ore Curul~rr. Penonr
lntererted in applymg tor admission to the pro
grdm should wnte to the Arlzona State Univenlt,
Graduate College for a Cotalnq and appiicatlon
form.

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B a c h e l o r of S c i e n c e in N u r s i n g
The completion of the tour year curr~culumin
Nursing leads to a Bachelor of Science in Nurring
degree. The purpore ot the progrdm ir to prepare
beginning protesnonal nurses who possess the
t h e o r e t ~ a lfoundation and the cllnlcal compe
tence to function in variou? health care Fettlngr
The eraduate I\ prepared to del~vern u r m g care
qervicea to ind~vlduala.famllles. populat~on
groupc. and communit~es The baccalaureate pro
gram provides a tounddtlon for gradudte stud~es
In nursing at the master's level

408 COLLEGE OF NURSING

The program objecttves for the baccalaureate
Degree Requirements
knierrer
curr culum are d t r e ~ t e dtoward preparation ot
H urs
graduates w ~ t hgeneralist abilities Bdsed on the Fnglirh Prolieiene)
ENG
101
(3
and
102
3)
.................
.6
theoretical and emplrical knowledge from nurs
o, ENG 105 (3
ing. the humanltie*, phystral, b~ologicaland be
Students who complete ENG 105 3) have
ha\ ioral u e n c e s . graduates are prepared to:
tatl~fled the Englcsh protcczency requ re
I S>nthe\lze knowledee from the Fclencec dnd
men1 and do not have to take an) add~t~onal
humanities wlth nursing theory to meet the
Eneltrh compoaitlon credtts
goals of proteislonal practtce whtch tnclude
Humanities and Fine Arts or
health promollon. matntenanLe and rertora
Social and Beha! ioral Sciences Electi\e
3
tlon. tllnex care. rehdb~lltatlon health coun
Se e ~ one
t
upper dnl5ron three hour roune
celtng. and educauon
trom the 4SL General Studte5 program It\t in
2. Provide profestonal nurslng care to cultur
humanltler and f n e anr or 5aclal and behav
all) dtverre indiv~du,il~.
tamllles, populat~on
,oral \clence courses
group?. and comrnunltler ustng theory bdbed Social and Behavioral Sciences*
I5
nursing proce\\.
PGS 100 3 PGS 3dI (3 or CDE 232 (3
SOC 101 3 or301 3). SOC4tS 3 j o r F 4 S
l
hty and ac
3. Accept ~ n d ~ v i d u areaponslb
1
3
Select one addlt~onal three hour
countabllity for prov~dtng nurwng care lo
cuurw whmh h3b cultural dwarenesq as it? bd
~ l l e n t sand lor evaluating the outcomer of
\ii LOII~C~I.
that care.
Natural
Science Sequence* ...........................25 26
4. Incorporate ethlcdl and legal a y e c t s of nurs
Select one of the followtng sequence\:
rng Into nursing practice.
BIO I81 4 . 182 (4 ZOL 160 (4).or
5 . E\aludte rebearch tor its dpplicdt~onto the
BIO I X I 4). ZOL 201 4 202 4). or
Impro\ement of nursing practice.
ZOL 20 4 . 2 0 2 (4 ,241 41
6 A\?urne a leadershtp role at the eeneraltqt
le\el in the promotton. maintenance and rec
CHhl 211 4). 261 (3 . FON -41 (3 hllC 205
toratlon of health. rehablhtdtron and in illness
(3 ,206 1
care.
* Appropilate selecttan of courw, wtll fulfill College
7 Develop cooperative and collaborattre rela
t i o n \ h ~ pwlth
~
clients and other d ~ s c ~ p l t n e s ot Nurw~gdegree requtrements and untverstly Gen
era Studies r q u rrmentr concurrently
who are concerned w ~ t hhealth, health care i?
sues, and qua ity of life.
Nursing Core Courses
hmerilr
H, ur
8 Participate in ident~tytngand evaluattne cur
*A
NUR 119 Introduction to Nursing and
rent and needed health care qenrce? and pollHealth ...................... 1
cieq
* NUR 20d Phmacologrcal Therapeutio
9. Contlnue protebrtonal development in retor Nurstng ..................... . ?
bponse to trends and issues In health care,
** NUR 21 1 Nurse Cllenl Relaltonrhtpr .... .3
changfng nursing roles, and the Impact of
** NLR 211 Bastc Cl n ~ c aSk111% ..... 2
these and other health care iswes on the
** hLR 214 Health Assessment n Nur\tng
cllent.
The baccalauredte program in Nursmg lncludes
*** N L R 221 Nursng Pracers
and Hosp tallred Adult. . . 6
61 hours in nurslng. M hours tn other prescribed
* NI R 108 Patho~hvsloloav
. 3
couryes and three houn free electives for a total
. . -.
of 131 hour? for graduation The pre\cr~bed **' NUR 327 Comprehenslre Nurvng Care
of Ch, dren
.
. 4
courqe? d u d e the 15 semester hours of General
"* UUR 328 Childbear~ngand Women'r
Studley requlred by the unl\erstty pages 5 0 4 0
4
Health C a r e . .
for graduatton a \ well as course work that i?
* * I NLR 129 P~ychiamciMenldlHealth
either pre or corequl\lte to nurqmg counts
Nuratng . . . . . . . . . .
6
*** NUR 330 Care of A ute and Chronic.~lly
I Adult ...................... .4
* NUR 401 Research ~n Nurstng Pmctice .. 3
* NUR 406 Leader\hl~and Management

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prkor to gradual on Arrdngcment\ tor tak~n: the
tect and payment of fee\ mu\l be m.ide durlnb the
\tudent'* find \eme\ter.
Laboratory Fees. In wveral n u n ng Idborator)
and clmlcal course,. \tudent\ are pro\lded An op
portunlty to prdctlce and PCIICLI nur\lng AIIIs
prlor to contact ulth patlent\ or client, The\e
count, require 3 hc11\) L O ume dnd wage of di\
Grading Policy for Nursing Courses
payable equipment Accord~ngl).rtudentt Jre ah
\e\\ed a fee for the tollou!ne cour\e\: UUR 119.
Wlthln the baccalaureate program. grade5 are a\
\igned to reflect evels ot ach~e\ementin relat~on 213 214. ?10.426.127.
tu cour\e objecuve\. Student, u h o do nor com
Special Programs
~ I e t ea required nurcinp courre ?atidactorily. re
cel\lng a irade ot "~-;r "E" (failing) or a mdrh Continuing Education Program. Th15 pro
of " W (u~thdrawal).are not el~glbleto progreu gram pre\ents a vdrler) of n o n ~ r ~ dotter~nq\
it
on
in the professsonal Nurung major R e c e ~ v ~ nag the maln ASL campu,. 4SU Weu Cdrnpu\. dnd
grade of " D or "E" necessitate\ pellllonlng the dl oft ~ d m p u \Iocdl~on\ Thew ofler~ng\are de
Standard? Committee to repeat the cour\e in its ?lgned lo a\rlst prdillLlng profe\\londl nurwa to
entirety. A requlred nurhlng course may be re
maintain and enhance t h e ~ rcompetencicc. to
pedted onl) once.
broaden t h e ~ rsclenlitic Lnowledge bdhe, dnd to
An) petltlon for curriculum adjuctment, courqe tunher develop thelr \h1119 in the ~hdnglnghealth
sub~titution.overload. readm~csion to a nur5ing Ldre en\lronment. Program, ;ire organized in re
course. or reddmlsslon to the profeshlondl Nun
*pence to both the nurung care need, ot the popu
Ing major must be approved by the Baccdlduredte latlon and the learn~neneed, of nur\e* engaeed in
Standard< Committee.
d \drlet\ of profe\\londl role\ dnd ~linicdl*pe
Cl!rhdranul 15 In accordance wlth the wlth
~ldlrle\.Worh\hop\. conferences. Institutes. \hen
draual policy ot the unl\ersity. Student* who evenlng courses, and apecidl proerdm, are ottered
uithdraw trom requlred nur5ing couner mu51 at time? ionvenlent to the working prote\s~onal.
complete the form. lnterruptlon in C u r r ~ ~ u l Pro
ar
Some offerings are mulud~\c~pl~ndr)
and .Ire open
grehslon Thls should be done in ~onjunctlon to other than Reg~steredNurxe,.
with the appropriate taculty member. In addition.
In additloo, to meet continuing education needs
\tudents are responvble for completing the unl
.md intcrev\. Reg~ucredN u r w ma) .I 50 ~ h o o \ c
verslty w~thdraualprocedure Two withdrawal* to enroll d \ un~ld\\lfied\tudent\ In \elected n u n
trom any single nurqlng course constitute illellgl
~ n credlt
g
c o u r w ottered by the College ot Nura
blllty to contlnue in the Nurs~ngmajor wllhout an Ing. Reg15tercd Nur\er who uant more informd
appro\ed petition from the Standards Commltlee
tlon about the degree program, or the course5 that
An blcomplere In a requ~rednurslng cour\e may be tdhen by unclar\ltled \tudent\ \hould con
must be ~atirfactorilyremoved before progre5Flon tact the Nurung Student Service, O t f ~ c e(602
~n the Nuratng ma or 1s permitted A grdde of "1" O'"2A F *7, <0>YI , 7 ,
1s not allowed in cllnlcdl practice course,. See
For deacnptlon\ of current iontlnuing educa
page 45 for un~vercitypollcy
tlon offerings. plea\e convect the Cont~nutneEdu
Alrdrrs and porrfnrl grades are not acceptable c a u o n Progrdm. Callege of N u r a ~ n g 602
tor coursea in the mlnlmum 131 \eme\ter hour 965 7411).
requirement for graduation.
Ottenng, from ,111 progrdni* are available on
the main ASU cdmpu\ dnd ASU Webt Campu\

personal appearance. The deihlon of the Lommlt
tee lr fina .
Professional. Profe\\~onal behavlor and dp
pearance 15 required dur~ngall ~ l ~ n i c anurclng
l
course dctlvltres. A ~ a d e m d~shonesl)
~r
IS not to1
erated in any coursec and will be subject lo \pe
ctfic College of Nurcing policies and procedure5

Student Responsibilities

Student Transportation. Student* are re

Program for Health and Nursing Research
Office of Research. The C o l l e ~ ec t Nuralng

bpons~bletur thelr own tranbponatlon to dnd trom
health agenues and other \elected experience \el
tlngb, such da home visits to cl~ents.
Comprehensive Assessment Tests. All
\tudenta who wlll tahe the profeaslonal Ilcenalng
examlnatlon (NCLEX State Board Exam) are re
quired to tahe a comprehensibe assesmen1 test

Program tor Health and Nuning Re\ear~hOftice
ot Research \uppan\ the ~ o n d u r tand develop
rncnt of research In dl1 p h d w of nurrlng wlth a
*peclal emphasla on c l ~ n ~ nurbing
~al
problem?.
health promotton. ~llnes.;pre%entlon.and the lm
pa'! of health technolog) on the rfuallt) and co*t
of health cdre. Program effort, are dlrected to

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ward strenethenine the research oroductivitv of
faculty, students, and nurse researchers in clinical
settings. The college strives to develop research
excellence in an effort to form a research base for
improvinr!
- health care through
- the contributions
of nursing theory. clinical nursing practice, and
the biomedical. behavioral and social sciences.
ROTC Students. Students pursuing a commission through either the Air Force or Army ROTC
program will be required to take from 12 to 20
hours in the Depanment of Military Science. To
preclude excessive course overloads, these students should plan on an additional semester and/
or summer school to complete degree requirements. ROTC students must meet all of the degree requirements of the college.
ASU West Campus. The College of Nursing
offers courses of the baccalaureate and master's
programs on the West Campus.

General Information
Student Services. The Student Services Office in the College of Nursing provides academic
advisement. general advisement, and referral to
university resources. The staff of the Student
Services Office is available to help students with
a variety of concerns related to academic or personal issues. Prospective students wanting more
information on College of Nursing programs or
wanting to schedule an advisement appointment
should contact the College of Nursing Student
Services Office at 6021965-2987.
Scholarship and Financial Aid. For information regarding scholarships and loans. see page
24 of this Carolog. Information about scholarship
and loan funds for Nursing students may be obtained from the University Financial Aid Office.
College of Nursing Student Services Office or the
associate dean for Academic Programs.
Student Activities. All ASU students are
members of the Associated Students of ASU
(ASASU) and oanicioate in those camous activities which are of inteiest to them. The ASASU is
the student government for the university. Associated Students has a strong presence at the university in a variety of ways. It is the official representative of the student body in matters of governance and budgeting.
Nursing College Council. The council is a
member of ASASU and serves as the eovernine
body of all student activities in the college. The
council consists of the officers of the Baccalaureate Student Nurse Organization. Graduate Nurse
Organization, and Student Nurses' Association.
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Nursing College Council provides for communication, cooperation, and understanding among
undergraduate students, graduate students and
faculty as well as representing the college in university and nonuniversity affairs.
Graduate Nurse Organization. The Graduate Nurse Organization (GNO) is the coordinating
body for Nursing students in the graduate program. It provides programs. information, and orientation services for graduate students and complements their academic experiences.

Baccalaureate Student Nurse Organization. The Baccalaureate Student Nurse Oreani"

zation (BSNO) is the coordinating body for Nursinr! students in the baccalaureate oroeram.
It is
.
responsible for providing information to faculty
and students on student affairs and for coordinating student-faculty affairs. All Nursing students
are members of this organization.
Student Nurses' Association. SNA is a
professional nurse organization. By being a
member of SNA the student belongs to the National Student Nurses' ~ssociationwhichis the
student counteman of the American Nurses Association for ~episteredNurses. NSNA provides
means for financial assistance. career planning, a
voice in Washington. an opponunity for involvement, and low cost comprehensive malpractice
insurance.
Sigma Theta Tau. Beta Upsilon chapter of
Sigma Theta Tau was chartered at Arizona State
University College of Nursing in 1976. Membership in Sigma Theta Tau is an honor conferred on
students in baccalaureate and graduate programs
who have demonstrated outstanding academic
and professional achievement.
Learning Resources. In addition to leaming
resources provided by the university which ineludes a large number of nursing and science
texts, references, and journals, the College of
Nursing has a Learning Resources Center. This
center contains a well-supplied nursing laboratory, as well as audiovisual media, and a variety
of computers and software related to nursing and
health care.
Clinical Facilities. Learning experiences with
patientslclients and families are provided under
the supervision of qualified faculty with the cooperation of a variety of federal, state, county, private health. and other agencies. The College of
Nursing has contracts with more than 100 different agencies in the Phoenix metropolitan area and
also operates its own unique nurse-managed
clinic in a community setting. Thus a variety of

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cltnlcal laboratory facllttle~are a\allable to stu
dents in thla slgnlficant component o t the pro
wheneverpos,lble, Ftudents have a
choice Of cllnlLal
but are not guaranteed
the11 choice o f ~ l l n t c aagency
l
or Instructor.

Nursing
PROFESSORS:
KRLEGER [ N J R S 457 B R A N S T E n E R
LJDEMANN M-nLEhKAMP MLRPHY.

TAYLOR. ZORNOW

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
BRUNER, ELL SON FELLER. GRONSETH
KENNEY KNUDSEN. KOMNENICH, M LLER.
NORTH. ROBERTS THEOBALD

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
BAGWELL BELL DeS LVA FARGOTSTEIN.
F NCH. GARRIPI. HULL KATZMAN KELLER
KILLEEN LUDLOW, MELVIN. MOORE. OLSON
PERRY, PR MAS, R CHARDS SEHESTED
SHERIDAN, TOB ASON. WILLIAMS. WURZELL

INSTRUCTORS:
BECK..~~
COHEN. ENTZ. FLYNN KNUTESEN

P CKENS.THORNE

PROFESSORS EMERITI:
BARDEWYCK JOHNSON, SQU RES.
STEFFL STUMPF

NURSING
NUR 119 introduction to Nursing and Health. 3 F. S
Basc nursng phlosophy process and sk s cud ng
heath promof on content as reated to nurs ng pract ce.
2' r hours ecture 1 hours ab
104 Pharmacological Theraputlcs for Nursing. 3 F
5

Drug c a s s f ~ a l ~and
n ~prototypes Psychophys o og c
pr nC p eS of drug act an Know edge bas c to safe adm n
strat on n nurs ng prance Prerequ stes M C 205 or
206 NUR 119 ZOL 202 or equ uaent
211 Nurse Client Relationsh ps. 3 F S
FOCUS
on the therapeutc re at onsh p and 1s app cat an to
nurs ng Concepts of anx ety oss and gr el w be empha
Szed. 2 hours lecture 3 hours ab Prerequ s tes ENG
102 NUR 119 PGS 100 SOC 101 or301
213 Basic Cllnlcal Skills. 2 F S
Sc entifc pr ncipes nurs ng concepts and se ected psy
chomotor sk s for c n ca nurs ng practce 1 hour lecture
3 hours ab Prerequ stes. M C 205 or 206 NUR 119'
ZOL 202 or equ va en!.
214 Health Assessment in Nursing Practice. 3 F. S
introductory knowedge and sk s for systematc physca
psychosoca nulnt ona and deve opmenla nurs ng as
sessments for c ents over fs span 2 hours lecture, 3

hours ab. Prerequistes FON 241 ZOL 202 or equva
'"I

223 Nursing Process and HosPitallzed Adult. 6 F S
Theores. concepts. and pract ce n app cat o of the
nursng process n care for the hospta zed adul wth se
ected med ca surg ca probems 3 hours ecture 9 hours
ab Prerequ stes NUR 21 1 ZOL 202 or equ va en! Pre
Or coreau stes NUR 204 213 214
306 Protessional Development for Registered Nurse
Students: Process, Roles and Function. 4 F S
Ph osoph ca and theoret ca bases for profess ona nurs
ing pract ce Nurs ng process for dec s on mak ng Profes
s ona ssues va ues and norms
308 Pathophysiology. 3 F. S
Foc ses on concepts exp cat ng a terat ons n heath
Slates A psychophys o og cat v e w p nt provds the un
iy ng framework Prerequ s tes CHM 261 ZOL 202 or
360
314 Heaith Assessment tor RN s. 3 F S
ntroductory know edge and sk s for systemat c phys ca
psychosoc a , and deve opmenta nurs ng assessment
over the fe span For Regste ed Nurses on y 2 hours
ecture 3 hours ab
327 Comprehensive Nursing Care of Children. 4 F. S
Nurs ng ConceDfs and pract ce n car np for we and hos
p ta red ch dr'en n a var ety of c n c a sen ngs 2 hours
ecture 6 hours ab Prerequ s tes CDE 232 or PGS 341
NUR 223 Pre or coreau ste FAS 331 or SOC 415
328 Childbearang Famlly and Women's Health Care.
4 F S
.
Nurs ng con epts and pract ce n the reproductve and
per nata perods. nc udes the mpan an lam y members
and the r re atonsh ps 2 hours ecture 6 hours ab Pre
requ ste NUR 223 Pre or corequ s te FAS 331 or SOC
415
329 Psychiatric Mental Health Nurslng. 6 F S
G - o w ti-rsrg erper ences w tr r a \ a.as ana gro.os
oasao on Ifleor) ano researcl 3 na.rs eel-re 9 n o ~ s
a0 PrR,rQ. s 1% COE 223 or PGS 34 1 h-R 223 Care
quste FAS 331 or soc 415
330 Care o l Acute and Chronically Ill Adults. 4 F S
Nursng cancepts and practce n carng far hospta zed
ad" Is w th comp ex acute and chron c med ca surg ca
probems Theoretca bases and re ated nurs ng manage
ment 1 . hours ecfure 7' r hours ab. Prerequ s tes
NUR 308.327 328 329 one mav be concurrent
403 Research in Nurs'ng Practice. 3 F S
Compnenls of the research process S gn f cance of re
Search to the mprovement of nurs ng pract ce and deve
apment of the professon. Prerequ sites MAT 117. NUR
223 three hours stat st w ISaIsfes General SfudesRe
suremen L21
406 Leadership and Management in Nursing. 2 F. S
Se ected theorsf ca frameworks for organ zat on, man
agement and eadersh p n nurs ng Prerequ s te: NUR
403 Or RN
407 Contemporary Issues in Nursing and Health. 2
F S
Se ected contemporary ssues nf usnc ng nurs ng and the
heath care system Prerequ s te. NUR 403
411 G e r ~ n l o i o g i ~Nursing.
aI
3 F. S
Provtdes perspective of b opsychasoc a gerontotog ca
content appf cab e to nurs ng pracl ce and research 2
hours enure 3 hours ab Prerequ s tes FON 141 NUR
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The following courses, described lo the 198-7
ASU
Caralq. ~ 1 be
1 offered lhrough !he semesters noled below These courses are open only lo Nursing sludenls el!gible to graduate under the requiremenfs of the 1985-87
or earlier Calalog. Sfudents wishing lo register lor one or
more of these courses listed below should refer to the
198-7
ASU Calalog 10 (deohfy prerequsttes lo these
courses and musl recewe aooroval
lrom the Colleoe of
..
N"rsi"g
Fall 1989:
305 Development of Professional Nursing. (2)F. S
327 Care of the Well and
child.13)F.

328 Parent-Infant Nursing. (3) F. S
329 Mental Health Nursing. (51 F. S
Spring 1990:
403 Nursing Research. (2)F. S
426 Care of the Hospitalized Adult 11. (4)F. S
427 Community Health Nursing. (41F. S

Fall 1990'
429 community Nursing of Populations at Risk. (4)F.

Special C.urseo:
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580,590,591,592,5g8, 69r

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HDE 395 Overview o l Aging. 13)F
Mult~d~sc~plinary
introduction to gerontology Explores the
characteistics, experiences, problems and needs of alder
persons. Cross~listedas SOC 348. ISa~~sfles
General
Studies Requiremenl: SBI

586 Origins of Human Behavior. (3)F
Critlcal exam8natlon of theaiies, Issues and research to
the developmental period of lnlancy through adolescence.
Prerequisite:course n child development or equvalent.
588 Development in Adulthood and Aging. (3) S
Critical examnatlon of thearles and research of adulthood
and aglng

College of Public Programs

polnt average of 2 50. plur whatever additional
requirement% the respectlve school department
may impose. When a student ha3 completed
course work at Arizona State University, the
grade polnt average 1s computed on Arlzona State
University courses only, and must be based on a
rnin~rnurnof nlne (9)seme-ter hours of courrer
with grade option? of "A." "B," "C." " D or "E."
Most upper dlvls~oncourses i n the college are
not open to premajorq. h e m a j o n should check
the Caraloq lnform3tlon in thelr major field to de
termine any course enrollment rertrtctlons.
Students should refer to the Information sectlon
of the C a r a l o ~with reference to thelr preferred
area of study for retention requlrements and/or
continued enrollment In them major courses.
Organization
Transfer
Students. Any penon apply~ngfor
The College of Publ~cPrograms is composed of
admission
or
transfer to an academ~cu n ~ tof the
five academlc unlts: the Department of Commuwill
be admltted as a major of that unit if
college
nicarlon, the Walter ~ r o n k ~ School
ie
of Journal
the student has met the specific requlrements as
ism and Telecommunication. the School of Jus
lice Studles, the Department of Leisure Studies. llsted In the information sectlon for the respectlve
deparunent/school.
and the School of Publlc Affairr. Each academ~c
Transfer
Credit. In most case?, course work
unlt 1s administered by a chalr or director.
The general admln~strationof the college 1s the successfully completed at a regionally accredtted
responsib~l~ty
of the dean, who 1s responr~bleto four year institution of higher education will be
accepted into the College of Publlc Programs' re
the university prerldent through the provost.
spectlve academ~cunit.
Course work succersfully completed at an acAdmission
credited two year lnstltuuon of h~ghereducat~on
Freshmen. Any incomlng freshman (&24 se
(community or junlor college) w ~ l ltransfer as
mester hours) who meets the min~mumunlverslty lower d ~ v l s ~ ocredit
n
up to a maxlrnum of 64 re
admission requlrements as detalled on pages mester hours.
28 34 will be admitted to any chosen under
Successful completion is defined for purpose of
graduate academic unit of the college as a prerna
transfer as having received a grade comparable to
lor in that re5pecube academ~cunit
an "A," " B or "C" at ASU The acceptance of
Major Status Admission. Entry to any under
credits will be determ~nedby the director of Admaduate academtc unlt of the college
- wlth status missions and the uullzatlon of credlts toward de
as a major requlres the completion of at least 56 flee requlrements will be at the discretion of the
semeater hours w ~ t ha mlnlmurn cumulative grade lndlv~dualacadem~cunlt.

Purpose
The College of Publlc Programs offers a uldz
range of undergraduate and graduate coune work.
both on and off-campus, to full t ~ m estudents and
as pan of contlnulng education. Each academic
unlt of the college not only assumes respansib111
ties in preparing its own majors, but, in addition,
the units provide a vanety of service courses for
the rest of the unlverslty The college 19 committed to prov~dingexcellence In teaching. research.
and public cewice Consequently, the untls work
closely with numerous public. quasl publlc and
prlvate agencles at the national. reglonal, qtate,
and local levels.

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Advisement
A student who has been admitted to the College
of Public Programs will be assigned an academic
advisor from the faculty of the academic unit that
the student has selected as hisher major area of
study. Questions on advisement should be directed to the student's academic advisor or to the
Student Services Office of the College of Public
Programs.
Course Load. A normal course load per semester is 15-16 semester hours. The maximum number of hours for which a student can register is 18
semester hours unless an overload petition has
been filed and approved by the Depanmentl
School Standards Committee and the Undergraduate Standards Committee of the College.
Overload petitions are not ordinarily granted to
students who have a cumulative grade point average of less than 3.00 and do not state valid reasons for the need to register for the credits. Students who register for semester hours in excess of
18 and do not have an approved overload petition
on file will have courses randomly removed
through an "administrative drop" action.

Degrees
Baccalaureate Degrees
The College of Public Programs offers academic
instruction in four areas. Successful completion
of a four-year program of 126 semester hours as
specified by the respective academic unit leads to
the following bachelor's degrees:
Communication:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Justice Studies:
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Journalism and Telecommunication:
Bachelor of Ans (Journal~sm)(B.A.)
Hachel~~r
of ArIs (Broadcartlnel
- tB.A.1
Bachelor oi Sc~cnce(Jounial~sm)( B S ,
Bachrlur of S c ~ m c e(Bruddcasting)
.( B S J
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) rrromam is under
review by the faculty and is not Bvailable for smdents entering under this Catalog.
Leisure Studies:
Bachelor of Science (Recreation) (B.S.)
Specific degree requirements are explained in
detail under the respective school or depamnent
program information section.

Graduate Degrees
Master's degree programs are offered by five academic units of the College of Public Programs.
Specific requirements, as listed under the respective school or depanment section, lead to the following graduate degrees:
Communication:
Master of Ans (M.A.)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Justice Studies:
Master of Science (M.S.)
Concurrent M.A. Anthroooloev/M
. -.
Studies
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Justice

Journalism and Telecommunication:
Master of Mass Communication (M.M.C.)
Leisure Studies:
Master of Science (Recreation) (M.S.)
Public Affairs:
Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)
College of Public Programs:
Doctor of Public Administration (D.P.A.)
The D.P.A. degree program is interdisciplinary
in nature and is offered by faculty from various
colleges. The program is adtninistered by an executive committee appointed by and responsible
to the dean of the Graduate College. The purpose
of the program is to prepare skilled professional
public administrators for high-level positions in
the public sector.
Doctor of Philosophy in Justice Studies
A Ph.D. degree program in Justice Studies reflects a law and society perspective and integrates,
philosophical, legal, and ethical approaches w i t h F
social science and policy science methodologies.
This program is interdisciplinary in nature and
participating faculty are appointed by the dean of
the Graduate College to serve as members of the
Arizona State University Committee on Law and
Social Sciences. SNdents may develop an individualized area of substantive specialization
through consultation with their program committee andlor choose from the areas of concentration
identified with the program. The areas of concenWtion are: criminal and juvenile justice; dispute
resolution; law, policy and evaluation; law, justice and minority populations; women, law and
justice.

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PassIFail Option
Students enrolled in the College of Publlc Pro
grams will not recelve credit for any passlfail
courses t&en at Arizona State Unlverslty.
D e g r e e Requirements
Students who have completed passlfail courses
pnor to a d m ~ \ s ~ oinn the college or dt another In
English Proficiency
Students mu51 demonqtrate red\onable profi~lency stltutlon must oetition their acceotance throueh
in wrltten Engli~hby d~hle\lnga grade of "C" or thc Collcgc ~t&d.ird\Comm~ltcc'
The Colledc o i I'ubll~ Propwni, doc, not otrcr
better in both ENG 101 and ENG 102. or in ENG
105 or its equivalent Should a \tudent recelve a any courses for pass fall credlt
grdde lower than 'C" In an) of the coune5. 11 Limitation on P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n Activity
must be repeated untll spec~fied profic~enc) is
Hours
demonstrated. Transfer ~tudenta from colleges
No more than e ~ g h thours of phy~icaleducation
outside Anzona should consult the ~ollegeStu
actlvrty
coursea may be counted w~thinthe mini
dent Serv~cesOtfice In Wll\on Hall to assure
mum 126 hours required for graduation.
complet~onof thiq requlrement.
Informatton on all graduate degree programs in
the Colleqe of Publlc Program5 i\ detdlled In the
G!adaare Cnralo?

College C o u r s e R e q u i r e m e n t s
In add~ttonto the unlvenity General Studtes re
quirements. the College of Publlc Programs re
quires the following:
Humanities and Fine Arts. Zero to three (0-3)
semester hours minimum for a total of nlne (9)
Fernester hours when combined with university
General Stud~es.
Arrhrreclure
C o m m u n i c a t i o n Requirement
Architectural Philosophy and Hlstory, APH
One of the following cour\es l a required for all An.
undergraduate majors: COM 100. 225. 210. 241.
Art History, ARS
or 259. It may be Included w~thlnthe un~venity
Studio Art, ART
General Studies requirement\, the College of
Communicarion.
Public Programs requirement.;. or department/
COM 210,222,225,241,243,271,341,344,
school degree program where appropriate
421,422,441,442,443,444
Donce
Computer Science Requirement
Dance History. DAH
One of the tollowlng course* I\ requ~redfor all
Dance Performance, DAN
undergraduate majors: CSC 180. 181. or 183 It
Englrsh:
may be Included uithln the General Studfes dls
ENG (other than Flrst Year Com~osition)
rnbut~onalrequlrement or depanmenl/bchool deReadlng courses from community colleges not
gree program where appropriate.
included.
Foreign L a n g u a g e Requirement
Foretan Lonauaaes.
The School ot lournali~mand Telecommun~ca
nk,C H ~ F R EGER.
.
GRK. ITA. JPN, LAT,
tion is the only academic unlt of the college that
POR, RUS, SPA
has a foreign language requlrement in order to
succeaafully complete work tor the Bachelor of
~ u m a h t ~ eHUM
s,
Arts degree m elther Journal~vnor Broddcasting
LIA 171, 172
Refer to the degree requlrement rectlon of the
Music'
School ot Joumalim and Telecommunication for
General Music Elect~ves.MUS
detailed totormation.
Music Hlstory and Literature. MHL
Music Theory and Compos~tion.MTC
Music Performance. MUP
Philosopk) . HPS. PHI

Writing C o m p e t e n c e Requirement
In addltlon to English 101 and 102. or t h e ~ r
equ~valent.one of the follow~ngcourses in wnt
ten composrtlon i? requlred of all undergraduate
major,. ENG 204. 301: GNB 233. or JRN 201
This course may be counted a\ fulfilling the unl
verslty l~teracyand cr~tlcalInquiry requlrement if
it i\ on the unlvenlty approved 11,t.

COLLEGE O F PUBLIC PROGRAMS 419

Reliqior,.r Srrrdrc 7 REL
Tlieatr.~
Hktory, Literature and Theory, THE
Theatre Pertormance and Production. THP
Social and Beha\ioral Sciences. Nlne to twelve
(9 12) semester houn mlnlmum for a total of
elghteen (18) when combined with university
General Studicb.
A,,rlz,op( lop, (Cultural): ASB
Bes,,>t ~c

Ad\en~<lng.ADV
Dewion and Informauon Slstema, CIS
Econon ICY. ECN
F ~ n a n ~FIN
e.
General Bu%tne\\,GNB
Management. MGT
Marketing. MKT
Quantitative B u ~ i n e vAnaly~ir.QBA
Tranapondt~on.TRA
CO",,,,,,,,,C~~~~>,,
All commun~cationcourses orher than llsted
abo\e under humanities and fine ans
requirement,.
Dc wp,r DSC
E,,q,,,t t r , N P

anal)^^, dnd S)\temb. ASE
Industrial and Manaeement System?
Englneenng. IEE'
Socle!, Values and Technolorv, STE
Groq~aph\ (Cultural) GCU
Hirr, r,: HIS
J ,e,,ralrcn~ and Teleronzmrtnrrario,~
JRN. MCO. TCM
Jutricr Stadier JUS
L m r a , ~Sotdrcr REC
Plamzmp PUP
Polrrrcal E r<,rct POS
Pcrc holop\
PGS (includes general introductory courses)
S,J<IO/O(\:SOC
To \atisfy the above college course requrrementa,
qtudents ma) chooce from the university General
Stud~esI ~ s tor supplement from courses llsted
above
Student5 may not use courses from their major
department school to sdtlbty the above college
course requirements.

.

General Studies Requirements

-

All underrraduate
students in the Collere of Pub
"
IIC Program, are required to complete the unlver
slty General Studles requlrements in order to be

eligible for graduation In any of the undergradu
ate curricula offered by the college.
General Studies courses are regularly reviewed.
To determine whether a course meen one or more
General Shldies course credit requirements. 5ee
the llstlng of coursea. page\ 54-80. General Stud
ies courses are a so ~dentifiedfollowing course
deacnptlons accord~ngto the following Ley
Key to G e n e r a l Studies
Credit Abbreviations
L teracy and Crlr cal lnqulry Core Courrer

lntermedlate le\el
Lltemcy and Cnttcal Inqutry Care Comes
(Upper d ~ rtrron
Yumeracy Core Couraes Mathemat~ca)
Numera~)Care Courses Starlstlcs and
Quantltati\e Reaaomp
Numerac) Core Counes Computer

Appl~catrons
Humanmer and Fine Am Core Cousea
Soctal and Beha\~oralScience Core Courser
Natural Scrence Core Course, Introductory)
Natural Sctence Core Coursea (Additional
Course51
Global Awareness Course,
Hlntoncal Awareness Coune~
DepartmentlSchool Course R e q u i r e m e n t s
Students rhould reter to the11 respectrve depan
ment/school for add~tlonalor more specific re
quirements.

Graduation Requirements
Graduation requirements for the College of Publ~c
Programs mclude:
1. Depamnent/school course requuemenu,
2. College degree requirements.
3. University General Studres requlrements.

Special Credit Options
Underaraduate Credit for Graduate

courses. In order to enable undergraduate

SN-

dents to e m c h theu acadenuc develo~ment,the
l'
Graduate College and the m d ~ v ~ d u aacademic
unlts of the College of Public Programs will allow
qualltled students to take graduate level courses
for undergraduate
creda. In order to qualify
.
.
. for
admission to a graduate level course, the student
must have senior status (87 or more semester
hours successfully completed) and a cumulauve
grade pornt average of 7.00 or higher. In addition,
permission to enroll must be given pnor to regls
mation and must be approved by the instructor of

420 COLLEGE OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS

quired course work which will allow the student
wlth exceptional ability to obtaln both the under
graduate A d graduate degree in a shorter than
normal time frame. Complet~onot the master's
Academic Standards and Retention
dezree should require two semesten and interme
diate bummer course worh beyond the baccalaure
Good Standing. Any premajor or major student
ate degree
of the respective academic unlts of the college
Admission
Requirements. To be ~uccessful
will be conc~deredin good standing ~f the student
malntdinb a cumulauve grade pornt average of in thls program. students must have graduated
2.00 or higher in all couner taken at Arlzona from a recogntzed high school and achieved one
of the tollow~ng:( I ) graduated in the upper 5% of
State Unlverslty.
their hlgh school graduatlng clasr. (2) attained an
Probation. An) student who does not mafinlain
ACT composite score of 27 or higher. (3) a com
good standlng Ftatuc a5 descr~bedabove may be
bined SAT score of 1250 or higher.
placed on probation. A student on academi~pro
In addltlon, studenta are required to maintaln a
bation is requrred to ob~erveany llmltatlons or
m~ntmumcumulative grade point average of 3.25
rules the college may impose as a condition for
in order to continue panlclpatlon in an acceler
retention.
dted degree program option.
Disqualification, Reinstatement and ApStudents wish~ngto enter thla program but not
peals. The terms of dt?quallficat~on.reinrtate
possessing the above requirements may choose to
ment, dnd appeal? are ident~calwlth those of the enter the program late durlng their undergraduate
univerclty as set tonh on page 49 of t h ~ Coraloq
s
studies. Such studenta must have achieved and
All academlc diqcrpline actlon is the function ma~ntalneda mlnimum grade point average of
of the Student Servlces Office. Wilson Hall. 3.40 at Anzona State Unlverslty. These students
Room 232, under the direction ot the dean of the must also recognize that they may require longer
college. Students who are having academlc prob- thdn the expected five years to complete both de
lems should contact thrs office for adv~sement
grees.
Program Options. I,?rerdrsc~plman~
acceler
Special Programs
ated degree program options include but are not
Honors Program
limlted to.
The College ot Publlc Program providea an Hon
Bachelor's degree in Communication Master
ors Program for undergraduates ot exceptional
of Mass Communication
dbillty. This progrdm ln~ludesspecial courses
Bachelor's derree in Communication Master
taught by outstand~ngfaculty and ltm~tedin class
of Publlc ~ d m l n i r t r a t ~ o n
size, specla1 adviwnent, preferential preregistraBachelor's degree in loumallsmi
tlon. and the preparation of a cen~orhonors thesls.
~elecommu~icationMaster of Arts in
Communlcatlon
Admission to the Honors Program. Enter
Bachelor's degree in Journalisml
mg freshmen in the top 5% of their high school
Telecommunication Master of Science in
graduatlng class and those who have a 27 or
Justlce Studies
higher ACT composite score or a 1250 or higher
Bachelor's degree in Journalism/
SAT combined score are eligible to apply for ad
Tele~ommunrcatlon Master of Public
mlsslon to the program. Contlnulng and transfer
Administration
students who have completed between 15 and 60
Bachelor'c degree in Justlce Studies Master
hours with at least a 3.25 GPA also may apply for
of Public ~dmlnlstratlon
admission to the program. However. only ASU
Bachelor's degree in Le~sureStudies Master
course worh 19 used to determine the GPA for
of Public ~ d m ~ n i a r a t i o n
honors retention and graduation.
Accelerated inrradisrrplinor) optlons are also
Accelerated Degree Programs
available wlthin the academ~cunlts of Commun~
Selected academic units wtthin the College of cation, Journalism~elecommunicat~on,
Justlce
Public Programs provide inter and intradisclpl~ Studles, and Lelsure Studles.
nary programs leading to the completion of the Master's Degree Requirements. Panicipabaccalaureate degree and the master's degree tlon in an accelerated degree program option in
wtthin a five year penod. These are not new de
no way implies a guarantee of admlsston Into any
gree programs, but rather than articulation of re

the course the student'c advisor. Ihe depanment
chair school director. and the dean of the college
tn whtch the course is offered.

COLLEGE OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS / COMMUNICATION 421

graduate degree program. The student must make
application and meet all requirements fur regular
admission to the selected master's program as dcfined in the Arizona State University Grodrwrr
Corolog for the respective College of Public Programs discipline.
Interested students should consult the Ar~rona
State University Geneml Curolog and separate
curriculum checksheets for individual dcpartmentischool accelerated program requirements.
For further information. students may call or
write the College of Publ~cPrograms Student
Services Office. Wilson Hall 203.

Graduation Requirements. Besides completing the regular university. college and depanmental graduation requirements for the major. honors
students must complete at least 60 hours of resident course work at ASU with a 3.40 cumulative
GPA: complete at least I 8 hours o f specially designated honors course work. including sir upperdivision hours out of the major: and write a senior
honors thesis under the supervision of a thesis
committee. subject to oral defense and designated
approvals.
For funher
about the program, stu.
Student
dents should call or write the
Services Office, Wilson Hall 203.

Communication
PROFESSORS:
(STAUF 412). ARNOLD.
GOYER, GUDYKUNST, JAIN, KASTENBAUM,
PERRILL. K. VALENTINE
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
BANTZ. BULEY. CRAWFORD. DAVEY. HECHT.
MAYER. PETRONIO. REINARD,
TING~TOOMEY.C. VALENTINE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
ALBERTS. BANKS. CARLSON, COREY,
CORMAN, GUNDERSEN (ASu WEST CAMPUS)
LECTURERS:
OLSON (Director of Forensics).
WILLIAMS (ASU WEST CAMPUS)
PROFESSORS EMERITI:
DAVIS, RICE, RICHARDS, STITES, WILLSON

purpose
The Depanment of Communication exists to advance the understanding of message-related human behavior, for the purpose of improving communicative interactions. Teachine. research and
service are directed to the continued development
o f knowledge and application of principles o f
communication. Courses of study are designed to
provide students with relevant programs adapted
to individual academic and professional goals.

-

General Information
Communication Major Requirements. Undergraduate students may be admitted to major status
after meeting all of the following requirements:
I. Completion of at least 56 semester hours with
a minimum cumulative grade ooint average
of 2.50. The grade point &era& is computed
on ASU courses only. and must be based on a
n,inimsnz of nine semester houn of courses
with grade options o f "A," "B." "C." " D or

"E."
2.

Completion of university First-Year Composition requirements (see page 81) with a minimum grade o f " C in each.
3. Completion o f 12 hours of Depanment of
Communication core course requirements
(COM 100, 207, 225, 308) with a minimum
grade o f "C" in each.
A minimum 2.25 grade point average i s required for enrollment i n all upper-division
courses. A higher grade point average is required

422 COMMUNICATION

for enrollment in \elected iour\e\ L ~ L L Luith the
depan~nentfur speclt!c requirement\)

Degree Requirements
B a c h e l o r of A r t s a n d B a c h e l o r of Science
D e g r e e Curricula
Of the mlntrnum requtrcd 54 hourr I I? hour, ot
departmental core cour\e.\, plu\ the 42 hour,
noted below dl lc&t 70 houn mu51 be 7110 to
400 level cour\es In dddit~onlo un~ver\it) col
lege dnd depdnmmi core Loune requirements. all
major< must ~oinplelea conihlndt~onof rcqulrcd
and optlona Lour\e\ con*l\ttng of at le.i*t 42
hour, a\ t o l l ~ ~ u ~
I IY hour, ion\rst ng of three ( 7 ) p a n from the
tollo\r~ng11,1 ot t ve (5 pdm ot course,.

.

COhl

I

E eirenl\ of IF trrper\an.,l
Comn ur l i a r on

COM 4IU lnvrpcr\o~A Con n~untc:rlsonTheor)
.~ndRc\earch

COhl 321 Rhcl ial he,q ~ n Rd % a n h
COM 4.1
R l i u i , IC t Fucul I\wL\
COM '41
aiodu~ti>nlo Oral lnierpretalt n
COhl 447 nrcv rrrr \ the ttrr lbe ,r) and
P,,.ILL
COhl 25 Inlr 8Ju I N n lo Org~n~,.u~cndl
CC", 7 ""LL4I > 1
COM h0 thzon ar d R z \ c m h in
Orcanlzat ondl Cornmunlcallon
COLl 67 Elel rc r\ ot lntcr~ultur~
Corn, l u n '.a c n
CO\l 3h7 1, lcnul~urdlCumn u n ~ i a ~ o n
P < cr\\c\

A m nrmum ut 2J addtt~ondlhour, ot Loune
credlt in intcre\t area cource\. dt lea\t I2
hourr of w h ~ hmu\t be in the Drpanment of
Commun~cdt~on.All course, out\~drthe de
partmenr muqt be dt the 3llO to 400 level A
rnfnlmum rrade ot "C" 15 required in each
Lours?. e\iept fur .I ma\lmum ot \ I \ hour5 ut
"1 " redi it s\allab s la qual~tied\tudent\ in
COM 28 I. 782 and or COM 484.
In add11on to the dbobe listed requtrement\.
\tudenh seehtng the Ba~helorof An\ or Bachelor
of S c t e n ~ edrgree must tat \f) ihr unwersltv
Generdl Studle, requtrement5 a\ noted on pages
50-80. and Co lere ot Publ~cProgram, General
Studle, requlrcment\ n\ noted a n pdge 419
Communlcdt on iouneh may ,lor count touard
General Studley requirement\ for the intermediate
level ( L I I of literac~ and crlt~caitnqulrv
. . core
courqe7, nor for the humdn~tle*and fine
core
courses. nor tor the ~ o c l a land behavioral 5cience
2

Con\ult )our advisor tor current ~nformat~on
College of Publlc Programs and Depdnment ot Cornmunlcatlan ltsls of courses applt
cable to General Studieq requirements. and for in
formdt~onconcerntng difference? in requirements
tor the B A and B.S. degrees.
concerning

B a c h e l o r of A r t s in E d u c a t i o n
The Secondary Educat~oncurr~culummajor in
~ o m m u n ~ c a t i oconqi~ts
n
of a mlntmum of 40
hours in communlcatlon including COM 480
and a m~nimumof 24 houn In a alngle additional
dpproved academ~cminor. The student must
complete dl1 un~ver\ity.College of Public Pro
grdms and Department of Comrnunicatlon core
courses, and two of the following three p a r s of
courses: COM 721 and 421. COM 110 and 410,
COM 241 and 447.69 well ds COM 222,325, and
either COM 230 or 329. At leaat 18 hours of the
major and at least one hour of COM 281 m elther
Forenqicc or Oral Interpretat~on must be corn
pleted. Students 5hould con~ultthe College of
Educat~onto aacertaln the General Studles re
qulrementr for chi\ deeree.
Secondar) Education curriculum minor in
commun~calionconqists of a mlnlmum of 24 Ye
me\ter hours in communlcdtron, lncludlng COM
100, 110.2?2.225,?4I, 480 and e~therCOM 410
or 447. An additlordl three hours must be m upper dlviuon course uorh.
Communication Internships
Internsh~psconslst ot wperv~cedfield experl
encec and are available to quallfied upper level
(COM 484) and graduate ICOM
undereraduate
584) ~tudent? Internbhips must recelve prior ap
provdl from the departmental coordinator of Intemshtp Programa before student registrat~onfor
the cource lnternsh~psmay be taken once or re
peated for cred~tup to a total of 12 hours, but not
more than alx hours may be applied toward the
major.
Departmental

Graduate Programs

In add~tionto offerlng a Master of Ans degree
program. [he Department of Commumcat~onalso
h o u w the interd~scipllnaryDoctor of Ph~losophy
degree program in Commun~catton Con\ulr the
Gradrtare Coraloy for the requirements and areas
of concentration ~neach program

COMMUNICATION 423

COMMUNICATION
COM 100 lntrod~ctionto Human Communication. (3)
F S
~.
., SS
.A topic-oriented introduction to basic theories. dimensions and concepts of human Communicative interanion
and behavior. [Satisfies General Studies Requirement:
SRI
--,
110 Elements of interpersonal Communication. (3) F,
s. SS
Demonstration and practlce of communicative techniques
in establishing and maintaining interpersonal reiationships.
172 Introduction to American Sign Language. (3) F, S
Linguistic principles, expiessiveireceptive skills, terminology and sign systems of ASL.
2W Systems of Human Communication. (3) N
Human communicative processes and systems, major areas of theory and research and the scientific bases of
human communicative behavior.
207 lntroduction to Communication Inqulry. (3) F. S,
cc
.,.,

Bases of nq. n, nlo %man c0Wm.n cat on nc .o ng n
Irao.ct an lo notons of fneory pn asopn, pro0 ems an0
amroacr-es to tne %.or ol comm.n cat on Prereq~s te
COM loo. K?atisfes ~ i n e r aStudies
l
~squirement:'L I I
210 Issues in Interpersonal Communication. (3) F. S
Exploration of theoretical, ethlcal and phiiosophicai approaches to communication in human relationships. Prerequisite: COM 110.
215 Llstening. (3) F. S
Study of theory and practice of enective listening behaviors, including intensive skill exercises.
222 Argumentation. (3) A
Phiiosophicai and theoretical foundations of argumentation, inciudfng a comparison of models of advocacy and
evidence. [Satisfies General Studies Requirement: L11
225 Public Speaking. (3) F. S. SS
Verbal and nonverbal communication in platform speaking. Discussion and practice in vocal and physical delivery
and in purposeful organization and development of pubilc
communication. [Satisfies General Studies Requirement:
L 11
230 Small Group Communlcation. (3) F. S, SS
Principles and processes of small group communication,
anitudes and skiiis for effective panicipation and ieadership in small groups, small group problem solving and decision making. [Satisfies General Studies Requirement:
SBI
241 Introduction to Oral Interpretation. (3) F. S, SS
The communication of literary materials through the mode
of pefiormance. Verbal and nonverbal behavior. interface
of interpreter with literature and audience, and rhetorical
and dramatic analysis of literary modes. [Satisfies General Studies Rwuirement: L 11
243 Interpreters Theatre Workshop. (3, S
St.oents a create ano practce ensemoe nterpretaton
no
of 1eraf.re
" a var el, of me0 a n 0 verse Sen nqs
250 lntroduction to Organlzatlonal Communication.
(3) F. S
introduction to the study of communication in organirations, including identification of variables, roles and patterns influencing communication in organizations. Prerequisite: COM 207. [Satisfies General Studies Requirement: SBl

251 Interviewing. (3) F. S
Principles and techniques of intervlewlng. including practice through real and simulated infervlews in informational,
oersuasive and emolovee-related
situatlons. Not o w n to
. .
freshmen.
259 Communication in Burineos and the Professions.
131 F. S. SS
lnierpersonal, group and public communication in business and professional organizations. Not open to freshmen and not available far credit toward the major.
263 Elements of lnterculturai Communication. (3) F. S
Basic concepts, principles and skiiis far improving mmmunication between persons from different minority, racial.
ethnic and cultural backgrounds. [Satisfies General SNdies Requirements: SB, G I
271 Voice improvement. (3) F. S
Intensive personal and group experience to improve nor^
mat vocal usage. including anicuiation and pronunciation.
272 intermediate American Sign Language. (3) F, S
Emphasis on increasing vocabulary and speed; develap~
men! of greater fluency in ASL, including finger-spelling
and nonverbal communication. Survey of deafness. Prerequisite: COM 172.
275 Nonverbal Communication. (3) F. S. SS
Tne enecis of spdce tme 000, mo,ere7f e l . ronmelf
ooens an0 voce q.a b o? o.man c a - ~ . n c a r o n ana
rterac.on hot aDer ' 0 sl.0el.s n .n crea 1 n COM 294
Beyond Words.
281 Communlcatlon Activities. 1-3 F 5. SS
kongraoao part c.pal cn n larers cs or rlterprelaflon
cocrrrc. ar act z S e s or for sl.oen!s enra w n SED 433
(maximum three semester hours each semester). Prerequisite: instructor approval.
294 Special Topics. (3) F, S, SS
Prerequisite: instwctor approval.
l
Methods in Communication.
308 E m ~ i r i c s Research
(3) F, S.'SS
Examination of empirical research methods in communi.
cation, including experimentai. survey. descriptive and
other auantitative ao~roaches.Prereouisite: COM 207.
[Salisfihs General St"'dies ~equiremenl:.L21
312 Communication, Conflict and Negotiation. (3) F, S
Theories and strategies of communication relevant to the
management of conflicts and the conduct of negotiations.
Prerequisite:COM 100 or instructor approval.
316 Gender and Communication. (3) A
Introduction to genderwelated
nonverbal and paralinguistic dlflerences and
are examined within social. psychological and historic persDeClives.
320 Communication and Consumerism. (3) F. S
Critical evaluation of messages destgned for public consumption. Perceiving, evaluating and responding to political, social and commercial communication. [Satisfies rn
General Studies Requirement: SBI
321 Rhetorical Theory and Research. (3) F. S
Historical development of rhetorical theory and research in
communication, from classical antiquity to the present.
Prerequisite: COM 207. [Satisfies General Studies Reouirements: L2 HUI
325 Advanced Pubilc Speaklng 3 F S
Soca, an0 pragmatc aspects of p.0 c spearng as a
commw cat ue system straleq cs o' rhe:orlca lneory ana
the presentation-of forms of bubiic communication^ Pre
requisite: COM 225 or instructor approval.

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424 COMMUNICATION

329 Persuasion. 3 F S
Var ab es wh ch tnf uence and mod ty antudes and bshav
ors of message rece vers ncud ng ana ys s of theores.
research and current prabems Prerequ s te COM 207 or
Studss Reqwre
nstructor apprava [satsfes
msnt SB]
331 Large Group Decislon Maklng. 3) F S
Theory methods and nd vdua commun cat ve behav ors
re want to arge group nteiact on systems. Publc d scus
s o n and par amenfary procedure n vanous types of pub
c and de berat ve assernb es Prerequ ste COM 230 or
nstructor approva
341 Interpretation in Social Contexts. 3 N
Adaptat on and performance of terature n stuatlons of
cr s s and con1 ct. notab y in pr sons mentai hosp tas and
centers for the aged Prerequ s te COM 241 or nstrudor
apprava
344 Oral Traditions in Literature. 3 N
L 'cia-, forms 0 . 0 v r g from ora m)lns egenas l o r la es
ara la0 es Pre,eq. s le COM 241 or rnr.clor approva
[Sat sbes Gooora S1,oes Reo. 'errent HUI
363 Intercultural Commun cation Processes. 3) F S
Processes and problems of communcaton between
~
l e dtlerent raca ethn c and cuitura back
. e .o ~ from
grc-nos n ootn oonesl c ard nlernal a m sen rigs Pro
req- s te COM 263 or irslr.-tor aPProva /Satnstes Gon
era Stroes Requremenl SBI
371 Language, Culture. and Communication. 3 A
Cu fura nf vences of anguage on commun cat on nc ud
ng soc a funct ons ot anguage. b ngua sm b cu tura sm
and b d a ect sm Prerequ te COM 263 or nstructor
approva [Sat sfss Genera Studes Requ rement GI
372 Advanced American Slgn Language. 3 F S
ASL and Eng sh concepts and d omaf c express ons,
emphass on ASL prnc p es cu tura aspects and soco
educaf onai trends Prerequ sfe COM 272.
382 CIaSsroom Apprentlceship. (1 3 F. S SS
Nongraded cred t for students extend g the r experience
w th a content area by ass st ng w th c assroom SupeN
son n other COM courses maxmum three semester
hours each semester) Prerequ s te nstructor approva
394 Special Topics. 3 F S SS
Prerequ ste nstructor approva
408 Ouantitative Methods In Communlcation Research. 3 N
The use of descrptve and lnferenta s t a t s t a n commu
n cat on research Prereau s te COM 308 or nstructor
approva
(Sat~sfies~ e n e i aStudes Requ rement. N2J
..
410 lnterper~onalCommunication Theory and R e
search. 3 A
Survey and ana ys s of malor research topcs, parad gms
and theores dea ng wth message exchanges between
and among sac a peers Prerequs tes COM t 10.207 or
nstrudor approva [Satsftss Genera Studres Reqwre
msnt SBI
411 Communication In the Family. 3 N
A broad overv ew of commun cat on ssues found n mar
rtage and tam y fe focus ng on cunent top a mncern ng
commun caton n the fam y Prerequ ste COM 110.
207 or nstructor approva
414 Crisis Communication. 3 N
R o e of commun cat on n c r s s deve opment and nter
vent on Prerequ ste nstructor approval

en era

417 Communication and Aging. (3) N
Cntlca study of changes n human commun catve pat
terns through the later adu t years wrth anent on on Inter
generat ona re at onships and se f concept funct ons
Prerequ ste: nstrudor approva.
421 Rhetoric of Social Issues. (3 N
Cr 1ca rhetor ca study of s gn flcanl speakers and
speeches on sacfa ssues of the past and present. Pre
requ s te COM 321 or nstructor approva [Sahsfies
Genera Studies Requwment HU]
422 Advanced Argumentation. (3 N
Advanced study of argumentaton theones and research
as app ed to pub c forum. adversary, scho arly and ega
sen ngs Prerequ slte COM 222 or nstructor approval.
425 Legal Communleatlon. 3) N
The ega sen ng as a communcatve event leatur ng d s
cuss on of jury s e e d on ega ntervewcng nsgotatons
and pry behavor. Prerequ s te: ostrucior approval
430 Leadership in Group Communication. (3 N
Theory and process of teadersh p n group commun ca
lion emphasrcng ph osophca foundations contempo
ra) researcn an0 app cat ons :o grojp s l i a l onr Pre.
req. s le COM 230 331 or 8nslrunor approva (Saarfes
Geoera St~oserRmr,rement SBI
441 Interpretation as Lltereq Criticism. (3, N
Commoncat on of terat.rd trlra-gn tne med .m 01 per
formdnce Pro0 ems 01 content str-ct.ro an0 stv e n DO
etry, drama and prose. Prerequ sta COM 241 dr nst&c
far approva
442 lnterpretatlon and the Mass Media. 3) N
The re atronsh p of modern med a rad o N and f m to
orai nterpretat on and terature Prerequ s te' COM 241
or nstrudor approval.
443 interpreters Theatre: T h w r y and Practice. 3) N
Stud es n v sua percept on aud ence psycho ogy theory
and criticism pract ce n d red ng, anaiyir ng scr pt'ng and
Stag ng of terature Prerequ sfe COM 243 or nstrudor
approva
444 lnterpretatlon of Shakespeare. (3 N
Ana ys s and so o performance of scenes from
Shakespeare Emphass on current trends in the crtjctsrn
and nterprettve performance of Shakespearean terature
Prerequisite COM 241 or nstructor approva.
445 Chambar Theatre. (3 N
Theory and pract ce n ana yzmg scnpt ng and stag ng
prose f a on as group performance Prerequ s te COM
241 or nstrucior approval.
446 lnterpretatlon of Literature Written by Women. 3)
N

Students expiore. through performance and cntca wnt ng.
terature wrcften by women Prerequ ste: COM 243 or
nstructor approva
450 T h w w and Research In Oraanirational Communication. 3- F. S
Cnt ca rer e* ara ana i s s of tne oam.ranl lneor es of
organ'zatlona comm.ncatan an0 tner coro an, research
SlralMleS Plerea. B ~ O S COM 250. 308 or "strictor
approia (Sat sfes General Stud~esRwurremenr. SBI
451 Employee Participation Processes in Organize
tfons. (3 A
Pnncpies concepts and eadenh p for mpemantat on of
Quaw C rces' and scm ar empoyee nvovemenf proc
esses Prerequ s tes COM 230 250: or nslructor ap
orova

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453 Communlwtlon Training and Development. (3) N
Examination of the procedures and types of communication training and development in business, industry and
government. Prerequisites: COM 250. 308; or instrunor
a~oioval.
4% Polntiwl Commun~calion t3, A
Tneor) an0 researcr re ate0 to po i t ca campagn coTm.
ncat
on Tne~,~~~
oers-as .e orocess of w t ca camoa
~-~
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- nq
the r o e o6 tne mea a t n i canaoatC ano l a g e croat on
Prereq,sles COM 250 308, or nstr.nor approra. [Sat~ s t e sGoneras Sluoes R e q ~
ramen! SBI
457 C~mmunlcatlonand lnformatlon Dinusion. (3) N
Role of communication in diffusion of information. Principles and practices for the systematic dissemination of information to implement change in various social systems.
Prerequisites: COM 250, 308: or Instructor approval.
[Satisfies General Studies Requirement: SB]
465 Intercultural Communlcation Workshop. (3) F. S
Experientially based study of communication between
members of dinerent cultures designed to help students
improve their intercultural communication skills. Prerequisite: instructor approval.
.
472 Development of Language as Comrnunlcatlve B e
havlor. (3) N
Development of language and Interpersonal communicative behaviors 01 children through adolescence, including
expressive and receptive competencies and interanions
with others. Prerequisite: instrunor approval. [Salisfies
General Studies Requirement: SB]
480 Methods of Teaching Communiwtlon. 13 N
Ana i s s organlza! on an0 Presentat on Of l e * l ~ a an0
other classroom mate, als Prereq. site nstnclor a P
praval.
484 Communleation Internship. (1-12) F, S, SS
494 Special Topics. (7-3) F. S, SS
Prereouisite:
instrudor aoDrova1.
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501 Research Methods ln Communiwtlon. (3. A
cnl a
of
I, .nqL ry
commL.I catoo
f0c.s no on tnc oenrf a!on 01 ranab es and ao[rrOaCbeS
to conducting research in communication. ~iiiequisite:
inStI~CtOrapproval.
504 Theories and Models In Communlwtion. (3) A
Theory construction, metatheoretical concerns, models,
con~trundefinit~onand comparative analysis of current
theories in communication. Prerequisite: instructor approval.
508 Quantltatlve Research Methods In Communlcatlon. (3) A
Empirical research designs, measurements and statistical
strategies and techniques in analyzing and evaluating experimental and descriptive research in communication.
Prerequisite:COM 500 or instructor appmval.
509 Q ~ a I l t a t I ~Research
e
Methods i n Comrnunlcatlon.
31 A
Q.al tat.\e researcl vetnoos inc'.a ng nterv sw ng Ie 0
metnws an0 otner nonq.antltatwe tecnn q.es for ana " 2
no commmcaton Prerea. s te COM 500 0. nstrJnOr
approval.
510 Interpersonal Communication Theory and Research. (3) N
Contemporary theories and research in interpersonal
communication. Prerequisites: COM 500. 504: or instructor approval.

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512 Death. Society and Human Experience. (3) N
Examines dying, death. bereavement. and suicide fmm
bath individual and sociocultural perspecfives in terms of
options for communication and action in death-related
5il~alions.Prerequisite: instructor approval.
521 Rnelorlwl Crltlcosm of Oral D~ocourse 3 h
n story an0 sgn ILance 0' rrolor ca treo'y a l o cr Ic sm
n i r e ara bs s of o.a o sco-rse Prereq. r ' t COM 500 or
instrunor approval.
529 Theories of Persuasion. (3) N
Analysis of representative theories and models of persuaSIVB processes and their lmpllcatlons for communicative
behavior. Prerequisites: COM 500, 504; or instrucfor approval.
531 Theories of Small Group Communication. (3) N
Theory and research in smali group interaction and decision making, focusing on communicational variables
which anen small group output. Prerequisites: COM 500,
504: or instructor approval.
541 Research Perspectives In Interpretation. (3) N
Supervised research in the historical and contemporary
relationships between the interpreter, the text and the audience. Prerequisites: COM 500. 504: or instrucfor apnrnv21
555 Communicative Processes in Organizations. (3) N
S,stematc ana ,ss 0. comm.ncat .illlrraclons ocween organ zalova slr4clJe nforma:2n I o n an0 n.man mna, ors 1 !no orcan 2al.onaI sei no Prereq.
sites COM 500. 504. or lktructar approval
563 lnlercultural Communlwtlon. 3 h
Aria+ s of cortemporq t r e q ape researcn concorn l g
tns eHons of a rarer" of c. a:t
.ar ao PS o r tommln cation between people: Prerequisites: COM 500, 504: or
instrunor approval.
575 Language and Message Systems. (3) N
Signlsymbal systems; personai, functional and contextual
aspees a1 message s,aemr -eas.remcrl of mear r g '
Prew-.s les COM 500 5'34 or 1s'r.flor approga
584 Communtcatlon lnternahip. 1-12 F S SS
6W Research Methods: Multivariate Statistical Analy.
SIS
of Date I n Communication. (3) A
S!atist cn ana ) s s of co-m.n cat on 'asearcn oala
M- t war ate ~~~~~~~res .sco n romm.n a t o r *esearcn
an0
ana..s5 P,erea. sle or or
-~ melnoos LIca.sa
graduate statistics course or inbtructor appro'val.
691 Seminar: Theory Construction in Communication. (3) A
Review and analysis of philosophical problems inherent in
communicative research, and meta-theories designed to
deal with these problems. Prerequisite: COM 504 or in^.'
structar approval.
700 Research Methods: Issues of ~ n t e r d l s c i p l i n a ~ ~ ?
Research In Communication. (3) A
9:
Logic of inquiry and problems in the philosophy of interdisciplinary communication research. Design of qualitative
and quantitative research, reliability, validity. Prerequisite:
COM 500 (or equivalent). 600. or instructor approval.
780 PractBum: Research In Communication. (3) A
Guided practice in the conduct of Communication reSearch. Toplc identification; procedures. formats and ethics of publishing. Prerequisites: COM 600, 691, 700; instrunor a ~, ~ r o v a l .
Speclal Courses: COM 298. 492. 493. 497. 498. 499,
500. 580, 590. 591. 592. 594 598, 599. 600. 680, 691.
692. 700. 780. 790.791, 792.799 (See pages 43-44 )

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Walter Cronkite School of
Journalism and
Telecommunication
PROFESSORS:
ANDERSON (STAUF A231 B) BENNETT,
CRONK TE, HALVERSON, M LNER
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
CRAFT. ELLIS. GAL CIAN, HOY. LENTZ.
MERR LL SILVER. SMITH, SYLVESTER
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
BRAMLElT SOLOMON F EL0 NG.
GODFREY. LE GH
PROFESSORS EMERITI:
BROWN CROWDER RANKIN

Major Requirements

versity which duplicate or are closely related to
school subject matter ma) be restricted by the
school.

Bachelor of Arts Degree
Requirements
All students are required to complete 16 semester
hour? of a foreign language, or the equivalent to
the ~ntermediatelevel
Broadcasting. consist^ ot 42 seme\ter hours of
which 30 must be in school courses and 12 in a
related field Student7 muqt tahe a required core
of courses consisting of MCO 110. 402: TCM
200. 201 and 235. The student also must choose a
major profes?ional emphari? area.
The5e courses are in a d d ~ t ~ oton other degree
requlrements. (See degree requirement?. pages
81 82.)
Journalism. Cons~stsof 42 seme\ter houn of
which 30 must be in school courses and 12 in a
related field. Students must take a required basic
core. consisting of MCO 110.402: JRN 201. 301.
313, and one of the following. MCO 418. 421 or
JRN 412 The student also mubt c h o o ~ ea major
professional emphasis area.
These courses are in addition to other degree
requlrements. (See degree requlrements, page5
81 82.)

All students enrolling in courses in the Walter
Cronkite School of Journal~smand Telecommuni
cation must complete a mlnimum of 30 <emester
hours nith at least a 2.25 cumulative grade polnt
average betore they will be perm~ttedto enroll in
school courbes at the 200 level.
All students intending to tahe school courses
beyond the 100 level a yo must complete an Eng
li3h profic~encyexam w ~ t ha paning %core. The Bachelor of Science Degree
exam will be adm~nisteredby the school.
Reauirements
Upper divlaion course, in the school are open
(The Bachelor of Sclence program is under reto majors or to tho5e ~tudentsw ~ t ha mtnlmum
\iew by the faculty and is not available as an op
cumulative grade point average of 2.50. Certain
tlon for students entering under this Caralop.)
upper-di\ision courses are open only to majors
To become d major in either Journalism or Related Field. Each student is required to corn
Broadcaating. a ~tudentmu\! complete at least 56 plete a I?-semester-hour related field (or mlnor).
s 1s to complement the courses taken in the
semester houn wlth d mlnlmum cumulative grade m
major
emphasis areas.
point average of 2.50. The student muct become a
See the cumculum chechsheets for each major
major (2.50 GPA) by the time 86 semester hours
1s reached, otherwise the itudent I S dlsqualitied for the full details and suggested related tield
areas.
from taking couryec in t h ~ ,chool
\
To ensure student, receive a broad academlc
Major Teaching Field Requirements
backmound, no more than 36 semester hours in
courqeq in the major may apply to the 126 semes
B a c h e l o r of A r t s in E d u c a t i o n D e g r e e
ter hours required for graduation. At least 18 Curriculum
hours of school courses. includ~ngone wrltlng
course, must be taken at Arizona State University. Journalism Conslsts of 48 semester hours.
A student must make a "C" or higher grade in all Courses MCO 110. 402: IRN 201. 301, 113. 351
and 480 are required. An additional 27 hours, incourses t h e n in the major and in the requ~redre
lated field area Specific areas that may be used to clud~ng15 houn in school course offenngs. must
fulfill the related field requirement are listed on be taken on approval by the advisor in consultathe cumculum checkqheets for each major a v a ~ l tton with the student. The remaining courses may
be in closely related fields.
able in the school. Courses el\ewhere in the uni

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Minor Teaching Field Requirements
Journalism

Con,,,t,

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,emc,ter

hour,

Cour\e\ M C O 110: J R N 201. 301. 31 3. 351 and
38 Iarc requlred The rernnin~nguourcc~are to be
selected i n ~ o n \ u l r a u o na l t h a j o u m a l ~ \ m;!dv~sor.

General Studies
The \tudent rhould ~;trefull) check the unt\erwty
requirements on General Studteb found on page\
'is80
The School of Joumallsm and Telecommun~ca
tfon has certain requtrement\ bebond the untrer
51ty General Studie\ w h ~ c hrequire the rtudent to
accumulate a total o f 54 hemcbter hour& The \tu
dent i b ddvt*ed to rcvlew carefull) the appropriate
\chool curr!culum checksheet to be \"re courses
taken ulll move the bludent touard graduat~on
wtth the lea\[ amount of delay and difficult)
I n addition to the untrer\ltv General Studies
requirement. the School o f Joumal~smand Tele
communtcatton requtre< the followfng
Humanities a n d F i n e Arts. Three to \IX ( 3 4 )
semester hourr mlntmum for a total o f twelve
( I ? ) aemester hours when combtned with unlverstty General Studie3.

MASS COMMUNICATION
MCO 110 Introduction to Communication. 3 F S SS
Organzat on functon and respons b tes of the meda
and ad unct sewces prmary emphass on newspapers
iad o te evson and magar nes Not open to stude ts w th
for MCO 120 Prerequstes compete frst Fresh
man Eno sh co rse wth C orade maio
120 Media and Society 3 F S
R o e of newspapers magaz nes rad 0. teevs on and ma
t o p ctures n Amercan 5 0 ety Not open to students
wlh credt for MC0 110 Desgned for nonmaar [Sals
fes Genera Studes Requ rement SB]
402 Communlcatlons Law. 3 F S SS
Lega aspects of the rghts. prv eges and ob gatons of
the press rad o and te ev s a
418 H l ~ t o r yof Communlcstlons. 3 F S
Amer can tourna sm from 1s Eng sh and ca an a or g ns
to Ire present oa, 0a.e opment ;lo nl .rrcc. uf lF.%&3
>err rragar r e s rao 0 IC e . 5 3 " PO n e ~ sga.ner ng
agcnc r s /Salnles G ~ n i i aS1.a <r R~Q..r?,nrrIls SR
dl
421 News Problems. 3 S

Trends and probems of the news meda emphaszng
ed tora decs ons n the process ng of news Prerequ ste
n ne hours of mass commun cat on ourna sm te ecommu
n cation courses or nstructor approva
430 lnternat~onalCommunlcatian. 3 F S
Comparat ,e st.oy o' ca-m.? cat i n an0 FM a systems
nformat,on gatnor n9 an0 o sscn nat o r .naer oYeront
w t ca ano c. l.ra srste-s /Sat sines Genera SILOes

Social a n d Behavioral Sciences. Nine to twelve
450 Vnsuat Communlcatian. 3 F S
( 9 I ? ) semeqter hours mtnimum for a total of Tnea? and Ira0 t o r of corn-.n -:on tnro-gn !wea. .?
me0 a h tn enonas s on 1.w colt r. 1 , of trac I c?s c a l
eighteen (18) u h e n combined w t l h unnersity
mon to modern v sua med a [Salsf;es Genera Studes
General Studies
Requ remen? HU]
Addtttonal courses may be taken in each o f the
503 Press Freedom Theory. 3 S
groups andlor from the elective* l ~ c t e dto com
Exam nat on of ph osoph ca and ega aspects of press
freedom Emphass on F rst Amendment theory eva ut on
plete the total o f 54 semester hours requtred b y
from 1791 to present
the school.
510 Research Methodology in Mass Communication.
W i t h l n the program there are specific courae
iR F
.
requtrements. Students w t l l be required to tahe
ldent ficat on of research prob ems n mass commun ca
one courye i n edch o f the following: political sci
ton. Ovew ew of quest onna re construct on. Anent on to
survey historca content ana ys s exper menta, ega re
ence (elther POS 110 or 710). htsto~y,economlcs.
communtcation (Applred Speech). computer ~ c i search methods
520 Mass Communication Theories and Process. 3
ence, t a o natural (phystcal) sctence lab courses.
E
Engltsh compop~tion (beyond fre\hman leve ),
Ana yr s of udr a-s trea'et c moae s. of mass cor'muo ca
E n g l i s h Ilterdture, p h ~ l o s o p h y , psychology.
Ion ur tn empnas 5 on ,?e 32p'cat ans of lnrst lneor,es to
varto.~ O ~ O ~ C Sona
S
c0mm.n a: on r e M s
mathemattcs (numeracy requtrementl, and statis
522 Mass Media and Society. 3 S
tlCS.
Mass med a as soc a nsttulons pan cu ar y nteracton
wth oovemment and oub c Emohas s on cr t c sm. nor
Graduate Program
mat ve statements
530 Media Ethics. 3 S
M a s t e r of Mass Communication Degree. The
Eth cai convent ans and pract ces of pr nt and e ectran c
currtculum for the M.M.C. degree I\ des~gnedto
med a as they re ate to the government and private sec
help studentr a c h i e ~ eintellectual and protes?lonal tors of the socety
growth. to prepare students for po,ition\ i n the
Special Courses: MCO 394. 484 492 493 494. 497
mdss med~a,and to pro\ tde a background to en
500. 580 584 590. 591 592 593 598
See pages
able those currently in the medra to adbance their
43-44 )
careen. l n f o r m a t ~ o non the M a ~ t e of
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JOURNALISM
JRN 201 Journalism News Writing. (3) F, S SS
Wnt ng news for the pnnt med a. Prerequ stes: MCO 110
or 120 successfu compel on of Eng sh proftc'ency re
qu rement demonstrated typ ng ab ty of 30 words per
m~nute [Sabsfies General Stud~esRequ rement L11
301 Reporting. 3) F S
Fundamenla s of news gather ng, nterv ew ng and n
deoth ramrt no. Prereou s tes JRN 201 malor rsafsfiss
313 Introduction l o Editlng 3 F S
Copyeotng ana noao l e KrtsrQ Eectrolc ea'ng or
aeo a s~
. a,. term nas Pre.ea. s tes URN301 ma or
340 Magazine Writing. (31 F S
Wnt ng and market ng mag= ne artces for pub1cat on.
Prerequ s te JRN 301 or instructor approva
351 Photojournalism I. 3 F S
Takino deveaona
~. "~and orntina
.
- .onures far newsoaDers
an0 magaz ne prw." on on a m w a OeaO Po o a s i 'SIJ
aents s n o ~
0 habe lne r on" cameras Plereq. 5 te "Rh
201 or ~~SI~.CIOI approial
401 Publlc Relations Techniques. 3) F S
Theory and prance of pub cty pub c reatans and re
iated techn ques and procedures Prerequ sltes JRN 301
orTCM 315: major
412 Edltorisl Interpretstion. (3 N
The press as an nf uence on pub c opn on. The lo e of
the ed tora n ana yz ng and interpret ng current events
Prereou,ste JRN 301
413 Advanced Editing. (31F. S
Tneon, an0 pract ce of reaspaper ed Ing, 1ayo.l ana oe
son.
e storv se e a on Prerea. 5 te JRN 313
~" o n ~ r aw
414 Business and tndustrial P u b l i ~ ~ t l o n s13
. F, S
Tneon, an0 prance 01 aye-t trpaqraDny an0 desgn tor
maaazanes. orocn.res ana n o ~ s t r a D-o c a l m s Pre
e
rq
e
t;
JRN 401
415 Writlng for Publlc Relations. (3 F. S
Deveopment of spectrc wnt ng technques far the pram,
toner in public reatlons agences and divisons of major
organ ratons. Prerequ ste JRN 401
420 Reponlng Public Affairs. (3 F. S
nstructton and assgnments n reporting the couns.
schoos, government cty hat, soca prob ems and other
areas nvolv ng pubic ssues Prerequ s te: JRN 301.
422 Buslness Reporting. 3 N
Analyr ng and reporting ecanam c and consumer allars
Prerequ s tes three hours of economics JRN 301
451 Photolournalinm 11. (3 F S
Theory and practce of photojouma sm w'th emphass on
shoot ng lght ng and ayout for the med a Prerequls te
JRN 351
452 Photojournalism 111. 3 F, S
Advanced theory and pract ce of photojournal sm wth
emphas s on the photo essay and ustratlons n back and
whlte and w or. 2 enures, 2 hour lab Prerequ s te JRN
451
4W Print M e d m Management. 3 F. S
Problems and iunctons nvo ved n the management and
mane! ng of n nosspaper or magal.ne niraclJn 0'
managenlent win tne organ raro? ara comm.n t y Pre
rea..s,le JRN 201 or n5lr.clor aoDroda
480 Methods of Teaching Journalism. (3) F
Metnws ol nlr.Ct.on organzaton an0 presenlae.onof
appropriate content n jo.rnal r m Prereq. s!e s x no.rs

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TELECOMMUNICATION
TCM 2W Fundamentals of Radla-Television. 3 F S.
SS
Structure of te ewmmunicattans n the U S h story reg"
at on, organ zat on, w th emphass an broadcast ng Re a
t onsh p to adverts ng research and government agen
c es. Prerequis te MCO 110 or 120
201 Radio-Television Writing. 3 F S SS
W i t ng for electron c med a, news and con! nu ty Pre
requ stes MCO 110 or 120 successfu competon of
Eng sh prof c ency requ rement; demonstrated typ ng ab
ty of 30 words per m nute [Satlsfes Genera Studes
Reou rement L 11
235pr~d~c110n
iechnlqbes. 3 F S
1ntroa.cl on lo oas :concepts of a.0 o ara v o m proa.c
Ion
0oera:on of oonao c cameras recoroers rr cro
phones, ghts ed t ng. and postproduct on equ pment w
be ntroduced Prerequs te TCM ZOO
300 Advanced Broadcast Newswriting. 3 F S
Techn que and pract ce n newswr t ng for broadcast and
cabe app catcons Prerequis te TCM 201
315 Broadcast News Reporting. 3 F S
News and "format on pract ces of networks stat ons and
lndustry Pract ce n wnt ng report ng and ed t ng w th em
phas s on aud o Prerequ s tes TCM 201 235 [Satsfes
Gensra Studes Reqwrement LEI
330 Advanced Broadcast Reporting. 3 F, S
N P * ~an0 ntorma:o.l p.ances of ner*on;s s!at ons an0
rauS'Ty
Aorancw Dram ce n nr ng repan "g ana eat
no tn omonas s on r ooo Prerea s le TCM 315
332 Broadcast Programming. 3 F, S SS
Pmgramm'ng theory and eva "at on reg" at on, eth cs
and responsib tes and bascs of aud'ence psychograph
cs and elfens Prerequ 5 te' TCM 200
336 NStudio Production. 3 F, S
introduct on of mu t camera production in the stud o
Teamwork and group product on are emphasred through
iab ass gnments wvenng a var ety of program types. Pre
requ s tes TCM 235 major
343 Broadcast Announclng. 3 F S
Techn ques of rad o and tetev s on announc ng Prerequ
s tes TCM 201 235
431 Advanced Rsdic-N Writing. (3 F S
Tecnn q.e aro pract ce n nor p i n s rr Ing lor raa o ano
:e!eb s o n , empnas 2 ng craat r e an0 commerca ap
oroacnes 10 coo~w11
no an0 COO,
Pre
,, ocesertahon-,
.
Iequ site TCM z i t
433 Broadcasl Sales and Promotion. 3 F S
Bascs of eectronc med a market ng prances, ncud ng
commerc a tlme saes techn'ques and rad oiTV pramoton
fundamentas Prerequ s te TCM 200
435 Cable N and Emeralnrr Telecommunlcatlon Svstems. 3) F S
Structures and ut zat on of cabe cndustr a and nstruc
tional te evson satei te and vdeocassenes. Prerequ s te.
TCM 200
437 Advanced TV Production. (3) F S
Emphas s on nd v dua product on projects of the
students own concept on and desgn ut llring stud o f eid
and postproduniontechn ques Prerequ s te TCM 336

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472 Broadcast Station Management. (3) F. S

Management pr nc pes and prances no.olng organzat on proCWJreS PO c 8 5 , pereonne problems an0 I napcfa aspecls of slat on management Prereq. srls TCM
332
480 Television News Practicurn. (3) F, S
Writing, reponing, and production of the television news-

cast. Preregulsite: TCM 330.
Special
TCM

(See pages

43-44.)

School of
Justice Studies
John R. Hepbum, Ph.D., Director

REGENTS' PROFESSOR:
PALUMBO

PROFESSORS:
HEPBURN (WILSON 323).ALTHEIDE. HAYNES.
JOHNSON, K E L ~ KENNED~,
,
LAUDERDALE. MUSHENO

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
BORTNER, BRUNS, CAVENDER, HERNANDEZ,
JURIK, SCHADE (ASU WEST CAMPUS),
SHUMAN, ZATZ

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
FERRARO, LUJAN, MELICHAR

Purpose and Philosophy
The school ~rovidesan interdisciolinaw
. . settine
for studying justice from a social science perspective: the iust distribution among
- .people of benefits and burdens, including rights, dessens and
needs. The curriculum focuses on criminal, juvenile, civil, and administrative regulations; and the
individual and group behavior that these regulations are designed to influence. The study of justice includes diverse conceptions such as social
justice, economic justice and the growing concern
with victimology as well as the exploration of liberty and responsibility.

Degrees
Bachelor of Science
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science degree in Justice Studies provides interdisciplinary,
social science courses relevant to law and justice
for students working in the justice field, those anticipating justice-related careers (including the legal profession), and interested nonmajors.

Master of Science
The faculty in the School of Justice Studies offer
a program leading to the Master of Science degree with a major% Justice Studies. The study of
justice is an interdisciplinary problem-oriented
field of scholarship, research and teaching, embracing those aspects of social and behavioral sciences relevant to an understanding of law, justice,
crime and social deviance, and entailing a critical
examination of the svstems which have evolved
for handling attendant problems. The Master of
Science degree has been designed to prepare students for professional positions in justice-related
agencies, for teaching in community colleges and
for funher study and'research in thk justice field.
Information on the Master of Science with a major in Justice Studies is detailed in the Graduare
Catalog.

Concurrent M.A. Anthropology1
M.S. Justice Studies
Graduate students in the School of Justice Studies
and the Depanment of Anthropology are able to
receive a concurrent Master of Science degree in
Justice Studies and Master of Arts in Anthropology. The principal purpose of the program is to
prepare individuals with combined and complementary knowledge and skills for basic and applied research and administrative and educational
activities related to justice studies and anthropolOgY.
Students will have to be admitted separately to
each program, following the guidelines set folrh
by the Graduate College, Department of Anthropology and School of Justice Studies. Additional
information on the M.A. in Anthropology and the
M.S. in Justice Studies may be obtained from
each department.

Admission to Undergraduate Program
The Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies is an
upper-division program. Upon admission to the
:
university, Justice Studies students will be classified as premajors. Major status is required for 9
graduation and premajors are not allowed to take 'm
400-level JUS courses. Justice Studies students 2
may earn major status by:
Earning a minimum of 56 semester hours.
Earning a minimum cumulative grade point
average of 2.50 (calculated on semester hours
eamed at Arizona State University).
Completing, with a grade of "C" or better, the
following courses: ENG 101 and 102 (or

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ENG 105). JUS 100. 200, 301. 302.303; and
the College of P u b l l ~Progrdma writing com
petence requirement.
n these requirements, the
Upon ~ o m p l e t ~ oof
School of Juarlce Studle* will administratively as
sign the premajor to major btatus.
Academic Advisement. Juhtl~eStud~esstudents
admltted ds premdjor5 dre advlsed by the ~chool's
academ~cadvlsor. All btudents are encouraged to
seek advlaement in order to formulate an appro
priate educational plan. Justlce Studies majors
may also be ddvised by the school's faculty.
A comprehensive dlacu\aion of degree require
ments for the Bachelor of Sctence In Jusuce Studlea is contained in the school's Undprgraduare
Adrisemenr Guide, avdlldble in Wilson 342 and
vla requests by mall or phone (6021965 7727).
Every Justice Studies undergraduate recelves the
Adtisemen1 Gulde a< well as an evaluation of
hansfer work, if any. by the school'a advlsement
staff upon adm~salonor readmission to the urn
verslty.

Studles. For deccrlpttve ~ntormationon these re
qutrements, reter to:
Unlversrty General Studles. pages TWO. this
Caralos

College requlrements, page, 318419, thls
Carolon

School requlrementf. Underq,adrmte
A d ~ i s ~ m e nGuide
r
(see Acddemic
Advisement)
Justice Studies Program. The required justlce
~tudlescomponent consist\ of 54 cemester houra.
of whlch 15 must be taken in a reldted field ap
proved by the ~chool. JUS 100. 200. 301, 302
and 303 are required for all degree candidates.
Through advlsement, a group of justice studles
courses may be recommended to ensure a com
prehensive exposure appropriate to the student's
interests. For apeclfic lnformatlon in this xea, re
fer to the Under~iadriareAd~iscmrnrGlilde. (See
Academic Advisement.)
Electives. Students are encouraged to uttllre the
afforded by the univer\n) to
unique
. opporlunities
..
pursue personal educational interests. whether in
Degree Requirements
the t o m of a broad samplsng of other disciplines,
The School of Justlce Studles awards a Bachelor or the deeper probing of a single field. Any
of Sclence upon the successful completion of a course offered by the university may be utilized
cuniculum conslstlng of a mlnimum of 126 se
as an elective.
mester hours including university General Stud~es Transfer of Community College Credits. Credrequirements. College of Publlc Programs re
its transferred from sccredlted community col
quirements, justice studlea courses and elect~ves leges will be accepted d\ lower divls~oncredits
Addtt~onally,the \tudent must fulfill the follow
up to a maximum of 64 s e m e ~ e rhours. The ac
lng:
ceptance of cred~tawill be determined by the dl
1. E m major status.
rector of Admlss~ons.and the applicability of
2. Earn a minimum of 50 semester hours of up- credits toward d e ~ r e ereuulrements wlll be deter
per drvlsion course^
mlned by the school of ~ i s t i c eStudies.
3. Complete a mlnlmum of 30 remester hours, spefia1 programoptinn. J~~~~~~studles par
including 24 In lustlce studies courses. at Ari
tlclpates in the accelerated degree program of the
rona State University.
College of Public Programs. by whlch ellglble
4. E m a grade of " c or better In all ~ustice students may complete [he bachelor.f and
at Arizona State Urn
master's degrees on an accelerated schedule. See
lhe justtce studies
verslty Ihat
the description provlded by the College of Publlc
ponent of the curriculum (1.e.. nonelectives).
Programs (page 420),
5. Meet the universlty's res~dencyand scholar
shlp requlrements.
JUSTICE STUDIES
A comprehensive dlscuss!on of degree requireJUS
loo
The
Justice
F. S SS
ments for the B.S ~nJustice Studles 1s contaned
OveNiew of the ustce system Roes of aw enforcement
undr, 4,0duatL Adrlsement c u r d e . personne the courts and correctma agencss Ph o
in the
(See Academrc Adv~sement.)
sophca and theoretca v ews n h storca perspectve.
General Studies Program. To assure breadth isafif~esGensralSfud*sRequr=menl SBI
I S Issues of Justice. 3 F 5 SS
and depth of their educdtion, all Justice Studies 200 C O ~ C ~ Pand
resting to lustce PO c e s perspec1 ves. tech
undergraduates must complete the university Issues
nlques. roes inst tut anal arrangements management,
General Stud~esrequlrements and additional fun
U-S of research and nnovatvs patterns [SaftsBesGen
damental requlrements prescribed by the College em1 Studres Requ remeot SBJ
of Public Programs and the School of Justlce

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forc ng mora ty statutes (e g prast tut on) Prerequ'stes
JUS 100 or 200 or nstmctor approval: Justce Stud'es
students must have major status
484 Internship. (3 or 6 F S, SS
ASSgnments 'n a lustce agency des anad to further the
st-08nt s rltegrat on ot tneory ano prict ce Placements
are arrange0 tnro.gr. consd tat on a tn stJoents an0
aoenc es Mav m laren lo, a Iota of .o to 12 no.rs creo,l
oiwhich a mixmum of 6 shal be &p ed to the major
Students must C O ~ S Ut wth the schoo to arrange ntern
sh ps Prerequ s tes: JUS 100 or 200. Just ce Studies st"
dents
must
-~
-~ have malor status
494 Speeial Topics. 1 3 F S. SS
T o p n chose? from rar 0.s Ie'os of ..slrce sl-des Pre
rea.lsles~- .-S 100 or 200 or nslrlclor awrova
..stce
,,
St~dies*?"dents must have maor status
498 Pm-Seminar. t 3 F S SS
Smal group study and research for advanced students
Mav be receated for cred t uo to a max mum of nine
hairs. no more than three applied to the major. Prerequ
s tes JUS l W or 200 m n mum cum" at ve GPA of 3 00.
nstrunor approva : Just ce Stud es students must have
mafor status
499 Independent Study. 1 3) F. S. SS
Onginal study or nvsstgaton in the advanced student's
f e d of nlerest under fhe suoervson of a faculty member.
May be repeated for cred t up to a max mum ois x hours,
a app cab e to the malor Prerequ sttes JUS 1W or 200
sen or stand ng mlnlmum cum" at ve GPA of 3 00, m n
mum GPA in JUS murses of 3 00 nstrudor approval:
Just ce Stud 85 students must have major slatus.
5W Justice Research Methods. (3 F. S SS
Theor es and methods of research with emphas s on de
vs opmenf of deslgns most re want to lust ce data and
prob ems
501 Justice System, k r y and luues. (3 F. S
Analys s 01 the just ce structure and process wlh n vanous
theoretca frameworks Issues such as discret on, dver
swn and p ea negot at o m
502 Primary Management in Justice Agencies. (3) S
Concepts of modern management and the r app catton to
just~cere afed agency superv s on and management
503 Crime and Social Causation. (3 S
Theores of devance and cnme as they reate to soma
pa c e s and specf c response of the just ce mmpex
509 Statistical Problems in Justice Rwearch. 3) F. S
Methodooglca prob ems of research desgn and statst
cal methods spec f c to just ce stud es
510 Understanding the Oflender. (3) F
Survey of learnlng personality and bolog ca theores of
causal on and the r re evance lo understanding cnm na
and de nquent behavor
514 Justice Policy. 3 F
Assessment of the po tcs of justce po cy as we as an
understand ng of Vle bas c too s ava lab e to soc a soen
tmts for ana yr ng the formu at on mpementat on and
evaluation of justce po cy
520 QualitBtiVe Theory and Data Collection. 3) F
The basic thsorstca ratonae and perspectives forjustlce
re ated qua1tatve research e g symbo c nteran on sm.
Technlque~for data m ecton eg. ethnography, depth
mtsrv ew na
521 (Xlslitstive Data Analysis and Evaluation. (3) S
Ana yss of a qua tat ve data, e g f eld notes, depth nter
vew transcr pts, document analys s cod ng and retr eva
w th a m crocomputer qua tat ve eva uat on
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530 Justlce Education. (3) F
Deveopment and ph osophy of lustce educaton and
tra n ng Prob ems of currculum deve opment and evau
allon Exam natlan and evaluat on of teach ng methodo o
g es and nstructona ads
5-40 JustIce Admlnirtratlon. 3 S
Adm n strat ve pa c e s and pract ces used n justice agences and thelr app caton to the vanous lacets of the jus
trce adm<n~strativs
process
541 Justice Planning: lnnovstlon and Change. 3 S
Normatue factors n pann ng far standards and goas in
the lustce system. App caton of nnovatfon and change
techn ques n an 'nterdependent system.
550 Survey Research in the Public %or.
3 S
Des gn and mpementaton of survey research methods
wth an emphass on pub c sector app catons Crass
Isted 8s PAF 550 Prerequisites JUS 500 and 509 or
e(1~1va1ent
or PAF 500 and 501' or anstrunor awrova
,,
560 Women and Crime. (3 F
Nature and extent of female cnme, causat on theanes and
the treatment of femaes n the law and lust ce svsfem
570 Juvenile Delinquency. (3) F
Study 01 de nquency, nc ud ng causat on theones A ter
nat ve defln lions of de nquency. on c a statis1 a and the
cnt que and ana ys s ol the lnteracbon between socla in
st tut on$ and youth
-1 Juvenlle Justlce System. (3) s
Graduate eve1 ntroducton 10 luven e lustce system, n
clud ng h stonca deve opment ph osoph ca or entatton
organ rat ona strunvre and mntemparary cantrovers es
579 Polnlcal Devfance. 3) F
The sem nar exam nes the po Inof devance by ntegrat
ng the study of conf n wtth aspects of sacla organza
lion, eswcaly state format on
584 lnternshlp. (3 or 6) F S SS
Ass~gnments n a lustce agency desgned to tunher the
students ntegraton of theory and practce P acements
are arranged through cons" tatton w th students and
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591 Seminar. (1 3 F, S SS
Top cs chosen from varous f e ds of just ce stud es. May
be repeated for credrt.
610 Law and the Social Scien-.
(3) S
Normal ve conceptua izatlans of law. aw end the adm n s
frat ve state: mpans ol aw on socety dscretian street
eve bureaucrats and the Iv ng aw
620 Justice Research and Methods. (3 F
Concept deve opment research desrgn data cot sct on
Strateg es lega research and bu dlng computer data
bases relevant to the study of justce.
630 Data Analysis lor Justice Research. 13) F
Bl,arlale a m m ~ lvar
t ale lecnn q.ss of Oata ana ys s an0
nypolnes s test ng far .st ce realso researcn an0 .se of
nformatfonan0 Slat st ca Oroorams
640 Theomtlcel P e r s p e c t l v ~on Junlce. (3) F
Ana ysts of ph osophccal wrspectcves of lustce, tnkages
between soc a sc ence fheory and lust ce constructs, ap
p cat on of lust ce to soc a ssues
Spaclal Courses: JUS 492 493. 497 584. 590. 591
592 593 594, 598 599. 691. 790 791. 792, 799 (See
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SP",~S,C,
Hours

Leisure Studies
PROFESSORS:
HALEY (GHALL 204). CHEATHAM

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
ALL SON. KNOPF (ASU WEST CAMPUS),
YOSHIOKA

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
DIFFENDERFER. TEYE. VIRDEN

PROFESSOR EMERITUS:
GREEY

Departmental Major Requirements
Freshmen enrolling in the Depamnent of Lelsure
Studies and students transferring from other departments within the university must complete a
rninlmum of 56 semester hours with a m i m u m
of 2.50 cumulat~vemade point average before
belng officially admcted t c t h e ~ a c h e l o rof Sci
ence oroaram in Recreatlon with maior status. As
pan of ;his minxmum requirement,-the students
must successfully complete REC 160 and ENG
101 102 or ENG 105 (or the English Proficiency
Examinat~on)with a grade of "C" or better.
Transfer students who have completed 56 se
mester hours or more at another institution must
remove any of the above course or scholast~cdefic~enciesprlor to being admitted with major
status to the Bachelor of Science program in Recreation.
The student must maintain a minimum 2.50
cumulative GPA to cont~nueto enroll in pmfessional core courses in the department.
The student must complete the university Gen
era1 Studies requirements and the College of Publ e Programs' course requirements m addition to
major requtrements. General Studies courses
may not be used concurrently toward the General
Studies requirement and related requirements
w~thlnthe major core.

Bachelor of Science Degree
Curriculum
This program conststs of 69-74 semester hours of
course work including related studies. The fol
Iowmg courses are core major courses requmd of
all undergraduate majors:

120 Soctal Psychology of Play . . . . 3
160 Leisure and Society ............
.3
210 Leisure Dellvery Systems
.... . 3
330 Theory and Rinclples of Recreatlon
Programmtng
...................... 3
REC 364 Recreauan for Special Populauonr 3
REC 462 Adminlnmtton of Leisure Servlcer 3
REC 461 Senlor Intemrh~p.................
12

REC
REC
REC
REC

Total
..............
........... .30
REC 160,210,330,462 and 463 must be taken in
sequence and may not be taken concurrently.
The remaining courses w ~ l lbe reflective of the
professional emphasis area selected by the student
in consultation with h~s/herassigned departmental
advisor. The five (5) profess~onalemphasis m a s
m the department follou:
Outdoor Recreation. T h ~ sarea of emphasis prepares students for the planntng and management
responsibilities in agencles wh~chhave as their
primary mlsslon the provis~onof outdoor recrea
;ion opportunities. &dents are provided a basic
understanding of human behav~or,environmental
concerns and pollc) 1c5ucr u h ~ imp3cl
h
outdoor
recrcatlun syilemr. Student, arc prepared fur
employment In various regional, county and state
park agencles. In addition. federal agencies such
as the U.S. Forest Serv~ce,the Bureau of Land
Management, the National Park Serv~ce,and pri
vate outdoor recreation organizations offer potential employment for outdoor recreation students.
Therapeutic Recreation. This area of emphasls
is designed to prepare students for work with
groups exhibit~ngspecial societal needs. T h e ~ e
special populat~onsinclude youth and adult cnml
nal offenders, substance abusers, the mentally retarded, mentally 111, physically handicapped or
physically d~sabledgroups. Career placements in
h s area typically Include the follow~ng: school
settings, urban park and recreation departments.
correct~onalfacilities. rehabilitat~onprograms,
and gerontological and adult development cen
ters.
Tourism and Commercial Recreation. Thls
emphasis provides a broad based academic ap
moach to the tourism and commercial recreation
'field that features economic, soc~al,environ
mental, and pollcy issues at the state, regional,
national, and international levels. BY focuping on
both conceptual and practical aspects in the tour
ism/commercial recreation industry, this empha
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rent professional problems and o p p o r t u n ~ t ~ e s
National and ~ntemattonalcareer placement5 and
senmngs include %ate and nationdl offices of tour
Ism, visitors and convention bureau5, alrllnea, ho
tels and resons, commercial recreation agencies.
transporLatlonservices, and
consulting es
tablishments.

LEISURE STUDIES

REC 120 swial psychology
play, 3 F, s
An ntroducton to the psycho og ca socta and cu furat
foundat OnS Of Pay and e sure behav'or [Sat~sliesGen
era1Studtes Requ remen1 SBI
750 Outdoor Purs~its.(3 F. S
Theories and practaca app cat ons re ated to outdoor rec
reat on ours" ts interd sco naw aowoach to w derness
-. ~ issues and ph osoph es, ciu m n i t
n an outdoor expen
U r b a n Recreation. T h ~ sarea of emphasia IS de
ence F e d tnp requ red
~ i g n e dto provtde the rtudent wlth the comperen
160 Leisure and Society. 3) F S
cie? necessary to function i n leadership. supervl
Ana yss of the human re atlonsh p to e sure Hstonca
sory, and administratwe po\ltlona w i t h ~ na vanety
Survey of ph osoph ca psycho og ca and socoemnom c
bases for deve opment of systems that provde e sure
of community, leisure. and human service age0
programs [Samlres General Studres Rsqu~remenf.SB]
cies. Agency settrngs include park and recreatlon
210 Leisure Delivery Systems. (3) F S
departments, p u b l i c humdn service agenclea,
Systematic study of de very of esure servces n pub c.
community servtce departments, regional and
COmmerCal and "dependent sectors' pancular emphasis
county park and recreation departments, dnd
paced on the urban sen ng Prerequ s tes REC 160, Rec
reation major or premajor
quasi p u b l ~ cservlce agencles.
3W Fund Raislng. 3 F
Y o u t h Agency A d m i n i s t r a t i o n A m e r i c a n HuMethods techn ques and d'rected exper ence in fund razs
manics. This concentration prepares student< to
ing for voluntary youth and human sewces agences
serve w i t h professionals i n the tleld o f voluntary
Budget cantro and accountab ty
youth and human service agency management.
305 Introduction to Travel and Tourism. (3 F S,SS
An exam natan of the components of the trave and tour
This includes agencles such as B o y Scout? of
sm odustty at the state, oat onal and g obat eves
Amenca. G ~ r Scouts
l
ot the U S A . Ble Brothers1
F.
B i g ~ l s t i r s .4 H. Camp Flre. B o y \ Clubs o f 310 V O ~ U ~ ~ R T I3S ~
Adm n strat on of vo untesr servce programs. Study and
Amenca. G u l s Club? o f Amenca, United Way,
ana yss of the vo unteer personnel process
Y M C A , Y W C A . Junlor Achievement. Amerrcan
320 Youth and Human Sewice Workshop. (1 F, S
Red Cross, and numerou? other youth and human
Forum lor exchange between students and professanat
agency personnel Varabe topcs, guest speakers. Pre
selvlce agencies. Academtc course work m the
requ s te: nstructor approva
areas of fund raiqine. volunteertsm. aeencv
- , man330 Theory and Principles of Recreation Programagement, and ddmlnistratlon 1s supplemented w l t h
ming. (3 F S
a cocumcular program. T h ~ sprogram i p aug
Foundatmns for enectve program pannng Theory and
mented b y current agency profes~tonalsu ho offer
princip es re ated to var sd sen ngs and types of act v ty
Formal p ann ng process Prereuu s tes REC 210 Rec
workshops. seminars, field trips, and cooperative
reation major
education experrences This emphasis i?one of
14 ndtionally select youth agency adm~nlstratron 340 Outdoor Suwivai. (3) F S
Interd'sc p nary approach to outdoor surv va , nc ud ng at
programs affiliated w i t h Amertcan Humantca,
ttudes, psycho og ca stress phys o og ca stress prepa
Inc., the nation's largest not for profit educational
rat on hypothermia, nav gat on, flora and wld fe Fled
tr ps requgred.
orgamzatlon committed to the t r a ~ n i n gand job
placement of students w l l h i n this career field.
3M) Recreation Resource Management and Pollcy. (3)
S
The Arizona State U n ~ v e n i t yAmencan Human
Management and decson mak ng n recreat on resource
tcs Program is annually ranked among the top
agenu85 PO cy ana ys s and use con11cts Prerequ slte
founeen program? i n the U n ~ i e dStates. SuccessRecreat on major
ful compleuon of the program results in nat~ooal 364 Recrestton tor Special Populations. 3) F, S
cenification for q u a l ~ f l e d~tudents.
Concepts methods, sen'ngs nvo vng recreat ona sew
rces as app ed to speca groups n Amencan socety;
A d d i t i o n a l D e p a r t m e n t Requirements. 200
e.g ,youthful and adu t offenders, acoho cs drug add as
hours of recreatlon leadenhip experience are re
menta Y retarded menta y and phys ca y hand capped
qulred p r ~ o rto dolng Senior l n r e r n s h ~ p( R E C
May nc ude fled exper snce
463). Students are not permitted to take addltlondl 370 Ouidoor Recreation Systems. 3) F
Intmduct on to outdoor recreat on resource de very syscourse work during the Senior Internship place
tems h story of w derness and outdoor recreation re
ment period.
sources: the roe of outdwr recreatlon in soc~ety outdoor
A student must attam a grade o f "C" or better
recreat on agenc es. re ated env ronmental ssues Pre~na l l courses w ~ t h l nthe major includrng the re
requ s te. junior stand ng or nstructor approval
lated area. Specific courses which may be used to
372 Tourism Destination Development. (3) F
Applcat on of economrc and reg ona dsvs opment con
fulfill the related requirements are l ~ s t e din a bro
ceptsnheones to destmatloo producl deueapment Pre
chure ava~lablei n the department.
requ~site.Recreat on malor

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380 Outdoor Education. 3 F. S
Ut zaton of the outdoors to lac tale earn ng and enjoy
ment of the nature env ronrnent Technaues of oroan 2 na
outdoor educat on programs OH camdus weekend
qu red.
400 Therawutic Recreation. 3 S
Pr ncip es pract ces of program development, eva u
atons professona ro es and support servces related to
therapeut c recreaton sewce Off campus abs. Prerequ
s teS REC 364 Recrsat on maior
420 American Humanlcs lnstltute. (1 F S
M n ntensve nat ona management ,nsttute for voluntary
youth and human sew ce agency personne Out of state
conference requ red Prerequhs te. ostructor approval.
430 Vouth Agency Adrnin~~tratlon.3 S
Analys s of adm'n strat ve structure decson mek ng and
program de very wthn vountary youth and human sew
ce agences.
440 Areas and Facilities. 3 S
Pub c pnvate and commerc a recreaton areas and fac
ties Survey of destgn functon aesthetes and relaton
sh ps.
450 Recreatlon and Aging. 3) F
Organ red recreation serv ces and lac ties for the aged
Socoeconomc consderatons anen ng de very of com
prehans ve e sure S E N ces to the e der y. Off campus
aboratory Prerequ s te nstructor approval.
458 International Tourism. (3 F S
A g oba exam nat on of nternat ona tour sm and its s g
n f cance as a veh c e for soc a and econom c
deve opment. [Sadsfes Gsosra! Studles Requvement
GI
460 Issues In Therapeutic Recreatlon. (3) S
Contemporary probems ssuss confront ng the therapeu
t c recreat on lied profess ona deve opment, programs
and servces eg s at on ph'osaph ca and research s
sues Mf campus aborator es. Prerequ stes REC 364,
Recreat on malor
462 Adminlslrstion of Leisure Services. (3) F S
Bas c pnnc p es of adm n strat on and the r appt cat on to
SuccessIII adm n Strat On pactces Anatys s of adm n s
trat ve tunn~anstructure and pa c es Prerequ s tes REC
330. Recreato malor
463 Senlor Internship. 6 or 12 F, S. SS
Superv sed gu ded experience in se ected agences. Pre
requ s tes REC 462: sen or stand ng: Recreat on major.
500 Research Methods. 3 S
ntroo.cton to recreirton researcn melhoos ~ 8 t hernpna
s s o r metnoooog ca q-eaons, reseaicn ss;es ano
tecnl o.cs re erant 10 contemoorarv
soc a1 researcn
.
540 Recreatlon Services tor the Aged 3, S
An app ea or entat 07 lo Ire soc a psvcna og ca tneorles
01 recleat 01an0 tne aoeo
552 Phllosophl~aland Current IsSue¶ In Leisure. (3 F
An ana )s#sat t.noanlerla pnr osopn ca concepts and
conternoorarv S ~ J O San0 arao ems confront na tne ,o#sLre
sew ce5 proiess on
555 Soclsl and Psychological Aspects of Leisure B e
havlor. (3 F
An emp nca and theoretca ana ys s of soca, cu tura
and psycho og ca foundat ons of leisure bshavor
558 Integrative Semlnar. 3 F S
Advanced sxp oratton and assessment of current trends
wth n the esure studes' feld Ths course has varabe
top cs ncud ng but not im ted to cross cu tural ana yss

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of leisure. urban recreaton panning and resources, so
ciocu tura d meos ons of tour sm deve opment w derness
management Prsrequ s te REC 552.
569 Commercial Recreatlon and Tourtsm. 3 F
Procedures n determ n ng pub c needs, ntlat ng enter
pnses promot ng act v ty and eva uat ng the tota project
n terms of both propretor and the pub c
570 Outdoor Recreation Plannlng. 3 S
P ann ng for admln stratve dutces n var ed recreation set
t ngs. Prerequ s te REC 370 or equ va ent
Special Courses: REC 294 298. 484. 492 493 494,
497. 498. 499 500 580 584, 590 591, 592 593 598.
599,691 See pages 4 3 4 4

School of Public Affairs
PROFESSORS:
CAYER tWILSON 21 1. BECKER. DAhEKE
dAL-, MONT EL MLSrlENO. MLShKATEL
PERRY. WESCHLER, WIGAND

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
BROWN. MAhK N M c C 4 1 N . NlGG
PIJAWKA WILSON

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR:
HERZIK

LECTURER:
DeBOLSKE

PROFESSOR EMERITUS:
SACKTON
The faculty in the School of Public Affairs offer a
graduate program leading to the professional de
gree, Marter of Public Admmrstration (M.P.A.)
The M P.A. program has been recognized to be in
conformtty with standards developed b y the Natlonal Association o f Schools o f Publtc Affairs
and Admmistratton. The faculty also participate
in the ~nterd~sciplinary
degree program leadtng to
the Doctor o f Publlc Administration. Conpull the
Graduarr Caraloq for information about these
l
programs. The basic alms of the ~ c b o oare:
1. T o offer p r o f e s ~ i o n a le d u c a t ~ o nprograms
leading to graduate degrees tn Public Adm~ni
Ftratlon and to encourage mid-career educatton for publtc administrators by offering eve
ning course work at the Arizona State U ~ I
verstty main campus, the A S U D o w n t o w n
Center and the state government complex.
2. T o matntatn a research program designed to
identify problems, disseminate mfamation.
and propose solutions to major p u b l ~ cprob
lems.
3. T o provide a h ~ g hlevel o f public aervice tn
meetlng needs i n Anzona and the natton.

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Center for Urban Studies
The Center for Urban SNdtes (CUS) is an inter
dtsclpllnary research and service untt of the
School of Public Affaln whtch seeks to promote
the analysis and understanding of urban systems.
Center studies are dlrected at improving the eftec
tlveness. efficiency. responstveness, and equtty of
urban dectsion making. To meet its goals. the
center undertakes research. conducts workshops.
and provides techn~calassistance both for local
governments and citlzens. The center is a commu
niw resource.
The center is organized to conduct high quallty
interdisci~linani
. . research that is useful for nublic
problem solving. The divisions and major focl of
the center are the Advanced Public Executive
Program (APEP). Division of F~eldResearch, and
the Dlvis~onof Policy Analvts and Evaluation.
The demand for cus services from state, local.
and community groups has been substantial Paqt
studieq have Included those on the evaluatton of
soc~alservice dehvery; housing inve~tmentpat
terns; cnme and police services: problems and
programs of the elderly, community senttment
about governance: assessment of governmentally
prov~ded health systems; and evaluatton of the
~mpactof shlfts m national domestic pollcy on loand cttt
cal governments. nonprofit organ~zation~
zens.
Advanced Public Executive Program IAPEP).
APEP is destgned to provide the public sector ex
ecutive with analjtical approaches and shills that
will help mobtltze ideas, people, and resources in
support of public programs. To meet these objec
lives. APEP uses interdisctpl~naryfaculty teams
to provide a series of shon courses, seminar?, and
other training devtces to help publtc managers
become more effective and efficient.
Division of Field Research. This dtvtston has
the capability of applying techntques of field re
search to local publ~c.uolicv. and oreanlzatlon is
sues.
Division of Policy Analysis and Evaluation.
This unit focuses on the analysis of significant
public policy problems and tssues, with an em
phasis on provtding public-sector dectston maker$
w ~ t hhlgh quality dec~sion-relevantinformation

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Morrison Institute for Public Policy
Created by a grant from Marvin and June Morrison in 1981, the institute acts as a llaison among
government officials, unlvenity faculty, and the
pnvate sector to identify and provlde analysis of

ttmely public-policy Issues. In fulfilling this role,
Morrison lnstltute conducts descnptlve and ongl
nal research, conferences, consultations. and produces publications on a wide range of topics in
cludtng urban growth, natural resources, educatlon, government systems, health care, soctal
services, the quality of i~fe.and economic devel
opment. The institute also sponsors a Legislator's
Institute annually and is actlve in providing research for city and Ttate Town Hall projects.

Office of Hazards Studies
This unrt conducts hazards research in the social
and poltcy sctences. Its goal is to encourage
tnterdi?ciplinary research in the hazards field tn
the social, btological, physical, and englneenng
sctences.
Act~vitiestnclude working with public agenctes to identify needs in hazards management and
provide technical asststance. The unit has also
eatabliched a working paper and technical report
sertes to be made avatlable to researchers and
public sector user?.

Publications Division
The dtv~sionis a resource unit created to encour
age faculty research on current toptcs of public
interest through its publications program. Its pur
po-e i? the d~ssemlnationof research on publlc
pollcy and publlc administration to academics,
publtc managers, officials, and concerned citl
zens. wlth a focus on tssues of special importance
to Anzona.
The program publishes policy, research, and
management papers, and a semiannual newsletter
of the School of Public Affairs.
on the act~vlt~es
The divi-ion also suppons the other research units
of the school by publtshing their work or provid
lng techntcal as?istance.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS

PAF 5W Research Methods 1. ,3, F S
Presenlal on of mL I var ate stat st w compfer appica.
Ions and n1rw.n an lo maor researcn oes "on ssss
----Prerequ s te an approved c o k e 'n s t a t ~ ~ & ~
500 Research Methods 11. (3 F S
Advanced treatment of des gn and measurement ssues
w l h emphass on appled research prefects by students.
Praranlr
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-5Oi Statistics in Administration. (3)F s
App catlon of statslca methods to proberns in f nance,
personne survey and pann ng
502 Cornputen In Administratton. (3) N
Expe'ence n use of computer technoogy for pub c ad
"s"alon prOb
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503 Organization Theory. 3 N
Organ zatoo theares and current research emphass wth
appl cat on to pub c adm n stratve organ ratons
504 Com~arativeAdmlniotration. (3) N
L tera1.r~ or comparat re po. .c aom n strat on !near)
B,rea.crac es an0 tne r -pan on tne po t ca oeke op
nent oracsss Se ened nat ans # oo l.d.ed
505 intergovernmental Relations. (3 N
Evo "ton growth present status and charanenstcs of
the U S. federa system of government Federa -state rela
tons, stare oca re at oms reg ona sm counct s of gov
ernment nterstate cooperat on grants in a d and revenue
shar ng
506 Regional CoODerstlon. Programs and Asoociations. ?i
N
nter and ntrastate reg ona po t cat and admln stratve
coooerat
ve devces and bod es
7
507 Bureaucracy and Pubilc Affairs 1. (3) F. S
Ana yses of the conceptua and contextua elements of
~ adm n strat on and
oa ev
,D U c
~.~
~,
508 Bureaucracy and Pdblic Affairs 11. ( 3 F S
Ana fses o' 0.0 c aom n strat on concepts app ,eo lo
manage7ent s l.al ons inc.-o ng personPo f nance.
o.ogcl ng oecson man ng and mpenenlal on
509 Organizallon Change and Development. (3, N
Ezplor ng tne nat.re ana rraqagemenl ol cnange an0 oe
veloDmenl as a 700 lo a c l e m oroan zal o r a 0oa.s: el
f e n ng panned chanse
510 &vernmental Budgeting. (3) F S
Legal, soc a emnom c and po t ca nature of governmen
la! budgets and the budgetary process Theories and so
c a co"sequsnces of b;dget denslon mak ng and prac
t ces of budget contro
511 Governmental Finance Management. (3) A
Sources of fund ng management of funds and debts and
genera panern of erpendtures n states countles Utes
and d str cts Prerequ s te PAF 510
512 Public Affairs Economics. (3 A
Roe of economcs ,n pub c aHarrs wlh exampes from
transpanat on, urban form R o Sa ado proiect houstng
and use food control. growth and aspens of energy eco
nom a.
520 Public Management. (3 A
The management process n government and pub c
agenc es, w th emphas s an the execut ve eaders, p
w th n the pub c sector
521 Publlc Personnel Management. (3) A
H'story of the C Y I Servce ,ecru tment. se e n on. posit on
and wage c ass flcatlon. mot vat'onal ana ys s. product v
tv, .D U c~ un on sm and ethtcs in the pub c servce
522 Public Labor Relstlons. 3) A
R se of publc union sm, managena pa cy toward un on
sm conf ct reso ution mDact of un on sm on budaets.
personne pa c a s and pub'c po icy
523 Public information Systems. (3) N
Systems ana yss concepts and theory as appl ed to ad
m ntstrat on. Aternatrve modes of nformaton organrat on
and the r impan on pub c dec s on makng
524 Community Confllct Resolution. 131 N
lnterd sept~nary~appro~ch
to understandng the dynam cs
of communlly con1 ct Strategc cons deratlons n po cy
deson and advocacu. oatentla reacton to con1 cl R e e
vanimodeis and rislarch f nd ngs generated by both
case stud BS and cornparatwe methods
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525 Public Program Management. 3) A
Governments sewce programm'ng: formuiatng, tsnancng operat ng, eva uat ng and repon ng Ana ys s of nter
agency reiat onsh ps and the roe and conduct of research
n the pnrgramm ng process
526 Public Sector Human Resource Development. 3
A
Concepts and techn ques of organ ratona deve opment
n the publc sector nc uding stanng. supervisor tra nmg.
executve deve oprnsnt, resource pann ng and employee
Ira
- nmo.
530 Management of Urban Government. 3 A
Adm o stratve practces and behavor w th n the urban po
t ca adm n stratve envronment. Functona areas such
as c t zen DaniczDat on. urban D annlna urban transpona
Ion and the coni cts between "rban
tics and ad; nls
tratwe eLciency.
531 Comparative Urban Administrstion. (3) N
Deveopment of urban governments wthn dnerent cut
tura socia and poltca mlleu C t e s wth n deveopng
Countres as we as n the deveoped countres of Europe
and Nonh Amsr ca
532 Urban Pianning Adminlstrstion. (3 A
H stonca and present day uses of urban panning and
procedures for its mp ementat on Bas c pnnclp es and
prad CBS.
533 Politics of Urban Planning. 3) A
Urban pann ng poltcy ssues frequently faced by oca
state and federa government Cansderat on of the reia
1 onsh ps between the pa tca leader, the professions
panner and the cttren
535 The City and County Manager. (3) A
The managers (0 e and resources n the dnerng forms of
admtnistratve, leg slatve and cammun ty sectors
5-30 Public Policy Analysis. (3 A
Theores which anempt to exp a n pub c palcy formu at on App cat on of socia sc ence to po cy s u e s
5-31 TOPICSin Public Policy Anelysls. (3 A
May be repeated for cred t Topcs may be onered lmm
the 10 ow ng'
a Anna
(b A:
C) Educat On Po cy
(d Env ronmental Pub c Po icy
e Heath
f
Nat on81 Pub c Polcy
g Pub% Safety
h Recreat On
) Transpanat on
fi) We fare
542 Science. Technology and Public Attain. (31 h
Tne nfl-ence of w. en- an0 t&nalogy on govemmenta
PO CI max.ng sc on1 sts as aom n slrators and ao*isars.
governments Po cy makng for sclencs and techno ogy,
government as a spansor of research and deve opment
I
543 Public Management of Land. (3) N
Descr pt on an0 &a ysrs 01 aan!zat on processes An
emphas S S P a w on tne app cat on of
theones 10
oeve op ng .roar centers, wltn a l o ~ on
~ sMar copa
Co~nlv
544 Preparation et R e p M s i n Publlc Administmion.
131 N
inions ve prance n wr nen ano oral presentason of re
pans to conferences coverea ~ 8 t hproblems n ~ J Oc ao.
m n stration. V sra sad tecnn q.es

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School of Social Work
Jesse E McClure, Ph. D.
Dean

Purpose
The purpose of the School of Social Work at Arizona State University is to prepare professional
social work practitioners who are committed to
understanding and serving those most in need of
help, who are willing to devote their careers to
finding the most effective methods of intervention, who place the highest values on excellence.
and who take pride in their practice.
The mission of the School of Social Work is
the preparation of professional social workers for
clinical. administrative, and community practice
focused on those populations who are most oppressed and most in need of the services social
workers have to offer. A special emphasis is
placed on working with ethnic minorities of the
Southwest.
The school is totally committed to the university's mission to be competitive with the best
public research universities in the country. Faculty members have active research agendas
underway which venture into a wide variety of
topics, including work with children, with drug
and alcohol abusers, with the developmentally
disabled, in human services planning, and many
other areas of interest.

Organization
The School of Social Work has no separate departments or units. Generally speaking, curriculum ~lanning,faculty teaching areas. and student
advising tend to r~usieraround fow programmatic
areas: the Bachelor of Soc~alWork (B.S.W.) program, the Master of Social W o r k d i r e c t practice
(M.S.W.-DP) concentration. the Master of Social Work-planning, administration and community practice (M.S.W.-PAC) concentration, and
the Doctor of Social Work (D.S.W.) program.
Some faculty teach in more than one of these pro-

Admission
Bachelor of Social Work
The Bachelor of Social Work degree program at
Arizona State University is divided into the PreSocial Work major and the Social Work major.
Pre-Social Work major consists of freshman
and sophomore students who have been admitted
to the university and have declared Social Work
as their major, as well as students transferring to
the School of Social Work from other colleges
within the university and other universities or junior colleges who have not successfully completed
the admission process to the program. Students
transferring from other universities or community
colleges as premajors should follow the procedure
outlined on pages 28 and 32 of this Caralog. Students transferring from another college within the
university must obtain a Change of College form
from the School of Social Work Student Services
Office, Room 137, West Hall.
Admission Procedure for Social Work Majors. (Students having 54 semester hours or more
and SWU 271. 291, 310, and 301 or 331.) SNdents wishing to enter the Social Work major are
required to apply for admission to the program in
addition to obtaining an official Certificate of
Admission to the university. A student is eligible
to apply for admission to the Social Work major
during the last semester of hisiher sophomore
year. It is expected that applicants will have completed 54 semester hours and the required
work courses by the end of the semester in
they are applying. Students are admitted
major at the beginning of the term following the .,
semester during which they applied.
Students may obtain Social Work major application packets at the School of Social Work Student Services Office in West Hall 137 or request

440 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

There are no leave5 of absence granted from the
unlversltv.) Reque~tstor a leave of absence must
be made.ln wnt;ng. Except when recommended
by the Commtttee on Academlc and Professional
Siandards. the student muqt be in good standing
in the program at the lime the request is made.
Students should be aware that nonattendance at
the unlvenlty for one or more semesters requires
reapplication to the un~versity. Failure to request
l
in
a leave of absence by B S W. majors w ~ l result
removal trom the program.
Readmission. Undergraduate student- (pre
major and major) who have previou4y attended
ASU but have not been enrolled dl this institution
for one semester or more are requ~redto apply for
readm~ss~on
follow~ngun~versity procedures as
outlined in paee 81. Students who were previ
ously B.S W majors may. In addltlon, be required
to reapply for major rtaluc.
Transfer Credit. Credits transferred from any
accredrted junior or community college will be
accepted up to a maxlmum of 64 semester hours
Community college students planning to transfer
at the end of their first or second year should plan
their communlt) college courses to meet the re
qulrements of the Arizona Stare Un~versit) cur
rlculum selected Students attendlng Arlzona
commun~tycolleges will be permitted to follow
the degree requirements bpec~fiedin the Anzona
State University Coraloy in effect dt the tune they
began their cornmunlty college work. providing
771
their college attendance hdh been continuous.
3. Applicant's educatlondl and Ldreer goals
Courses transferred from community colleges
compatlbiljt) with the educatronal objectives will not be accepted as upper dlviaion credlts
of the school.
earned at Arizona State Unlverslty Arizona stu
4. Pnor to a d m ~ s ~ oton the major it 15 recom
dents are urged to refer to the Arrrona H~qher
mended that students have had social work Edrccotion Coursr E q ~ i ~ ~ a l e nGuide
c v for transexpenence for a minimum of 240 hours in ferability of speclfic courses trom Arizona com
socldl work related settings.
- Personal l ~ f e munity colleges. Coples ot the guide are a v a l
experience may be hubsututed.
able in the Student Senlces Office, West Hall
5. Two references are requlred for each am11
117. In chooslng courses at a commun~tycollege,
cant These references'chould be from-two students should be aware that a minimum of 50
persons who have known the dpplicant in a hours of work taken at the un~veraitymust be up
professional capac~ty.
per divlsron credits. W h ~ l eattendlng a commu
Leave of Absence. Occa~ionally.for health nity college. 11 i\ suggerted that students elect
General Studies and lower-divi\ion courses in the
or personal reaaons. B.S W. majors find i t neces
major field
sary to intempt their ~ t u d ~ e Students
?
convder
Direct transfer of courses from other accredited
ing F U C ~request\ meet with the adv~sorto look at
to the School of Social Work will be
alternatives and then meet mlth the director of inbt~tution~
Admissions to proce\b the request and a feasible subject to the existence of parallel and equal
educational plan. A \tudent may request a leave courses in the school's curr~culum. Transfer
of absence from the Social Work program for a credit is not g ~ v e nfor courses in wh~chthe lowest
passing grade ("D)or a fatlure grade ("F') was
period of one year (This applies only to the So
clal Work program and not to the unlverslty. rece~ved.Credit for "life expenen~e"is not given

that they be malled to the11home addresi by call
ing 6021965408 1.
Applicants arc rehlcwed for ~ d m i s s ~ ofor
n the
fall and sprlng hemester. Students applying must
have a Cenificate of Admlsblon to the unlverslty
In the~rfiles by November 1 for Fprlng admi5rion
and February I for fdll a d m ~ s s ~ o nStudents
.
should allow at least four addit~onalweeks to
process their ASU appll~ationto receive their ac
~eptance All other appl~cationmatendl ( I e , ap
pllcdtlon form, dddttlonal stdtement and two let
ters of reference) must be returned to the School
of Social Work Student Senlce, Office. Arizona
State Universltv. Tempe, AZ 85287 1802 by November I for sprtng ddmiss~onor February 1 tor
fall admission. Fa~lureto meet these deadline<
may result in the applicant hav~ngto wait for the
next admtrrions process. Applicant* wlll be noti
fied by mall of the comm~ttee'\ dectslon urthln
five week, follou~ngthe appllcatlon deddline.
Those applicant? who habe been denled a d m ~ s
s o n may request a conference lo dlbcusa the decl
slon and obtatn guldan~ein the development of
future plans.
Criteria for Admission. Admissions are based
on the following criteria.
1. Overall GPA (Grdde Point Average) A
Doint aver
minimum 2.00 cumulative made
age IS requ~red.
2 A 2.75 cumulative GPA in core aocial work
courses (SWU 271, 291. 310. and 101 or

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m lteu of course requirements. A minlmum of 30
semester hours earned in resident credlt courses at
Arizona State Un~versityis required.

and capabilities of the School of Social Work,
and (1) three letten of reference The reference
letter forms provided by the School of Social
Work mu\t be used.
M a s t e r of Social Work
Transfer Credit. Upon recommendation of the
Applications to the M.S.W. program are accepted Admission? Comm~ttee,the first year of graduate
from November I to April 1 preceding the fall study (up to 10 graduate *emester hours) eamed
semester to which the applicant is seeking admls
at another CSWE accredited school of s o c ~ a l
sion All applicants are revlewed for admission work may be transferred toward the M.S.W. defor the fall semester only
gree. A full repon from the school at which the
R e g u l a r Admission. Applicants must be ac
credit was obta~nedis requ~red
ceptable to both the Graduate College and the
A maxtmum of nine graduate semester hours
earned as an unclasiified ctudent in the ASU
School of Soclal Worh. Among other considera
ttons for acceptance by the Graduate College. the School of Social Worh may be transferred Up to
applicant must have a grade point dverage of 3.00 SIX semester houn ot pnor graduate worh in an
(4.00 - A) in the last two years of work leadlng to other ASU program or another university may
the bachelor's degree. The applicant's score on transfer as elective credlt if approved by the pro
the apt~tudeexaminallon the Graduate Record gram d~rector. A combination of credit eamed as
Exam~nationor Miller Analogles Test may also an unclassified student in other programs or unr
be considered in maklng decisions regard~ngad
verslties may not exceed nine semeqter hours.
mission.
Cons~derat~on
for acceptance of prior graduate
Provisional Admission. Ao~licants
mav be credits m u 9 be applled for at the time of admis
..
granted provrszonal admission to the Graduate sion. The grades for all transfer credit must be a
Colleee if the Graduate Collene or the School ot " B or better.
Work offered toward a master's degree must be
~ o c l aWork
i
requlres additional evidence of the11
qualifications for admission to regular statu?. No completed within alh concecutlve years. The six
years begin with the first course included on a
student may maintain provisional status indefi
n~tely. Normall), final determination of status student's approved program of study.
will be made by the time the student has com
Waiver Exams. The number of hours requ~red
pleted I? houn of appro\ed graduate study. This to complete the M.S W degree ranges from 40 to
60 semester hours, with 60 hourc representing the
clasification usually applies only to the first se
mester. A decision 1% made pnor to the end of the ?tandud program. Admitted students may acquire
first semester regarding the student's progress
credlts toward the degree by: (a) transferring in
Provisional students do not enter the field untd cred~t(Fee policy on transfer credit) or (b) waivthe provisional status has been removed. Other- ing up to 20 hour\ of founddtion course work as a
result of successtully paysing exammation? ofwise, they carry the same academic load as regu
larly admitted students and are expected to meet fered in April and Auguit ot the year of the
the same standards for contlnuatlon in the pro- student's initial entry in the graduate program.
Waver exam~nationsare available for all foundagram.
Application Procedure. The following should tion lexel courses.
With the exception of students transferring in
be submitted to the Admiss~onsOffice, Graduate
College, Arizona State Univers~ty. Tempe, AZ the first year of graduate study from an accredited
85287 1001: the appl~cat~on
for admissions to the graduate program in social worh. no student may
Graduate College, two transcripts from each in~ti- be exempted from more than 20 hours of course
work by either examlnatlon or a combinat~onof
Ntion where the applicant has attended previ
ously, test scores from erther the Graduate Record transfer credlt and examination. In the ebent that
the student passes examinattons in more than 20
Examination or the Miller Analogies Test.
hours of course uork, the student will replace
The following should be submitted to the Ad
missions Committee. Graduate Program, School waived required courses with elective course
of Social Work, Arizona State Unlversily, Tempe. work to complete the requisite 40 hours.
AZ 85287 1802: ( I ) application to the Graduate Part-Time Program. A limned number of stu
Social Work Program. (2) statement of educa
dent? are admltted each year to a planned pan
tional and career goals in sufficient detail to rndi
time program. Students interested in this option
cate compatibility wkth the educational objectives must specifically apply to the pan time program.

442 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

This program 1s completed in accordance uith the
DIM developed. At lea51 one academlc vear mu\t
be taken on a full-time basrs. A maximum of one
year of field education can be done by. special
ar
.
rangement in the agency where the student is em
ployed

Doctor of Social Work
In general, an applicant to the program should
hold a Master of Social Work degree from an ac
cred~tedschool of social work and have demon
strated profes~ionalgrowth in the practtce of so
cia1 work. Exceptions to this general requirement
may be made for applicants with an advan~edde
gree in a related field and except~onalpractice or
research experience in bocial work.
Admission to the D.S.W. program requires
completion of all admiss~onrequ~rementsand
procedure? set forth by the Graduate College and
test scores from the Graduate Record Examlna
tion (verbal and quantitative). Applicat~onsare
accepted up to March I preceding the fall semes
ter to which the applicant is ~eekingadmis\ion.
Students are admitted only in the fall semester
Application Procedure. The following should
be submitted to the Admiss~onsOffice, Graduate
College. Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
85287 1W3. the application tor admissions to
the Graduate College, two transcripts from each
institution where the appltcant has attended prevl
ously, test score5 from the Graduate Record Ex
ammat~on.
The following should be submitted to the Ad
missions Committee. Graduate Program, School
of Social Work. Arizona State Unwersity. Tempe.
AZ 85287 1802: 1) application to the Doctor of
Social Work Program. (2) statement of educa
t~onaland career eoals in sufficient detail to indithe~ teducational
h
objectives
cate ~ o m ~ a t ~ b i l l t y ' w
and ca~abllltieaof the School of Social Work. ( 3 )
examples of wntten work or published materials.
and (4) three letters of reference. The reterence
letter forms prov~dedby the School of Social
Worh must be used

Advisement
Bachelor of Social Work
Students are responsible for meeting the degree
requirements and seeklng advisement regarding
their program statub and progress. Upon entrance
to the School of Soclal Work each student I \ as
signed an advisor The adv~sorassists students
with program planning, registration, preparation
of needed petitions, verification of graduat~onre

quirementc, referrals to universit) and or commu
nlty resources. and assi\tance with career p An
nlng. Advtsor signatures are required on unlver
vty regi*tration form?

Master of Social Work
A faculty adbisor is asslgned to each enrolled \ t u
dent at the beginning of hlv'her firbt reme*ter of
graduate work Faculty adv~rorsare available to
help students prepare a program ot btud) to advl<e on academlc and career decihlon\, and to re
fer to unlverslty andlor iommunlty re\ource\ to
meet special needs. It IS the student's re\pon$lb~l
11" to keep the faculty ad\iror informed on all I \
sue\ which may requlre advlaor ~nvolvement In
the absence of an advisor. questions \hould be dl
rected to the Student Services Office of the
School ot Soclal Work
Doctor of Social Work
At the time of matriculation. each atudent I \ ah
signed an advising team of two 2 tdculty tnem
bers. There members will be member, of the
Doctoral Adv~horyCommittee and will be ~p
pointed by the dean of the School ot Social Work.
The ddvla~ngteam has the following dutie,:
I. Educational plannlne. In Ilght ot the
ctudent'? objectives. the ad~islngteam u ~ l l
assist in the development ot the general edu
cational plan.
2. Referral lo other tdcult) memher,. The ad
viaing team mill diccuss research intere\t\
with the student and ulll refer the aiudenl to
those facult) members who seem be\t quali
fied in the sub\tantive field in whlch the \tu
dent has an interest. Students are expected lo
use thelr own lnlt dtive in developing rela
tionahips with faculty at the School of Soc~al
Work and the university at large who \hare
then theoretical and research interests.

Degrees
Bachelor of Social Work
The school's undergraduate cumculum lead? to a
Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) The undergraduate ~ u r r ~ c u l u m
is desiened to prepare stu
dents for beginning level s o ~ i a nork
l
practice and
to provide preparation for graduate training in so
cia1 work. It also offers social nelfarc content ~n
General Studies courses tor liberal art, and *ciences students. Dunng the freqhman dnd wpho
more years, students concentrate on obtain~nga
strong background in liberal arts and sclencea and
are classified as premajors until they are otficlall)

444 SCHOOL O F SOCIAL WORK

Field I n s t r u c t i o n . Fteld tnstrucllon for the
B.S.W program i\ offered concurrently ulth
claasroom study. Students a e assigned to a ro
cia1 servtce agency and work under the aupervi
sion of an experienced professtonal. The v~tdlin
teraction remforce, the student'^ leamtng. It per
mtts testtng theor) In practice and give\ ehperl
ence base to clasa dtbcussrons. Qualified arrencle*
in several Arizona cornmuntttes are utll~zedfor
held mstructlon lncredslng the range and vartety
of setting$ available. The ttrld instrurtor la gen
erally a protebuonal stdtf member of the agenc)
who is interested in soctal work edu~drlonand ir
wtlltng to devote tune to the educational program.
B.S.W. students do a lull vear in one olace
ment. In assigning the pacement, the s ~ h o o l
t&e< Into account the student's educational need?
and career goal?. Profess~onalsoc~alworker*
need to be familiar with the method^ of working
with mdtvtduals, famlltei dnd group* a\ uell a\
in organizations and communllles dnd with all
dges and ethnic group, The faculty are committed to establishing the capabtltttes necesvdry for
htgh quallty socidl work practice.
B.S.W. field tnatructton agencles are located
prtmarily in the Phoentx metropolitan drea Spe
cially arranged, more d~qtantplacements mdy re
qutre up to a two hour drive Although car pool&
are possible, penondl tranrporlallon is strongly
recommended w h ~ l eattend~ng~chool.

Social Work c o r e Requirement
SWU 271 Inrroductaon to Soctal Work.
SWU 29 1 Cammun~t)Reaour~es ......
SWU 101 Human Behartor tn rhe Social

> r n r rcr

I1

i,

<

Commun~cauonRequtrcmcnt ...............
6
General Studler Requirement ................... 47
Soctal Work Core Requirement ................. .JY
Related Soclal Work Ryutrement . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
E ectrveb .
................ I2
Total ..................................

126

Communication Requirement
ENG 101 3 semerter houra
ENG 102 3 semester hours
or

ENG 105* 3' semester hours (See state
ment on Engltsh prottctency. page 39.)
* Thoae students t&mg ENG 105 mu\t complete
thee addntianal hours in any subject to total 126
semester hours for gradualton

3
1

Environment I
..........
3
SWL 310 Soclal Work Pracl ce I ........... 1
SWU 1 7 1 Soctal POIIC)and Sentce, I ...
1
SWL 402 Human Beha\lor n the Soccal
Enbironment U
....... 3
SWb 110 Soc a Work Pr~ctce I1
.....3
* SWI, 41 i Soc a Work Prair~ieI11
.. 1
SWU 412 Field lnstructnon ......
5
* SWL 417 Field lnatruct#onSemlnar 1
I
SWU 414 Red in\tructmn I1
........ 5
" SWU 115 Reld Inlruclron Sem~narI1 ...... I
FWU 420 Pra~lce Orlenred Reaearch
. .3
SWU 432 Soclal Poltc\ and Sen~ceaI1
.3
SWU ,474 Elhntc Cultura Vanahlea m Soclsl
Work ...
........
3

-

SWL 412 and 114 each require 16 hour5 ueehlb per
\emebler m the t~eld.Students must t e an app ics
ton for fleld worh before re: Ttratlon for the
COUrbeL

* Major, onl).
No cred~tw ~ l lbe granted toward tulfil ing major
Lore requtrements In m y coune in the student's
major unless the grade in that coune 19 at least a
"C."
Related Areas

B a c h e l o r of S o c i a l Work
Requtremenrs for the Bachelor ot Soctal Work
degree:

&nmrr
n III

.......................... 16 semeater hours

Although the practtce model of the proeram ,a a
~ o c i a lwork generallit. related dieas dnd eleitlves
ofter students opponunrt, to purwe then interert~
in speclal areds of renice. Students are urged to
consult thetr ad\tbors for specific coune suggeb
tlons.
Electites

................................... I?

semester hours

In order to tulfill the untverstt) requirement of
126 semeqter hours for graduatton, the student
may take the 12 ?emester houra of electtvea at the
School of S o c ~ a lWork or other departments
w ~ t h ~the
n untverslty. Studentr are encouraged, in
consultdtion with thetr ddvrsor to ure these elective courses to supplement thelr pmlcular ared of
concentration suggested under related dreas. Eco
nomicb, education, psychology, and soc~ologyare
only a few of the academlc units offerlng a ape
cialized knowledge of value to the profes~~ondl
social work practitioner.

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 445

General Studies Requirements

Key to General Studies
Credit Abbreviations

T o meet university General Studies requirements
and to assure breadth and depth to the student's
education. all Social Work students must complete a total of 47 semester hours of General
Studies courses with the designated minimum
semester hours in each of the following General
Studies core areas. Students may choose the requirements for the Caralog under which they entered the university or the following:
Srnlrrr~r

*

tlol,r.s
Lirerocy and Criricol lnquiry ..............................h
Nurnerocy .............................................................
6

*

Humanities and Fine Arts

*

Required: A caune in statistical analysis.

*

.....................
......

6

Social nnd Behavior01 Sciences ........................ 2 1

Required:
SOC 101 Introductory Sociology .............. 3
or SOC 301 Principles of
Sociology (3)
SOC 341 Modem Social Problems ............ 3
POS 110 Government and Politics ............3
or POS 310 American National
Govemment (3)
ECN 11 1 Macroeconomic Princi~les........3
or ECN I I2 ~icrwconomic
Principles (3) or FAS 354
Consumer Economics (3)
PGS 100 Inuaducrion to Psychology . . . .3
HIS (topical, indigenous series)......................3
(e.g., 362, 364, 367, 368. 369.
370. 371. 380,422,424,425,
426,428,430)
FAS 331 Family Relationships .................3

*
*

HU
SB
SI
S2

Norurol Sciences .................................................

G
H

Literacy and Critical Inquiry Core Courses
(Intermediate level)
Literacy and Critical Inquiry Core Courses
(Upper division)
Numeracy Core Courses (Mathematics)
Numeracy Core Courses (Statistics and
Quantitative Reasoning)
Numeracy Core Counes (Computer
Applications)
Humanities and Fine Arts Care Courses
Social and Behavioral Science Core Courses
Natural Science Core Counes (huoductary)
Natural Science Core Courses (Additional
Courses)
Global Awareness Courses
Historical Awareness Courses

Master of Social Work
The standard program consists of 60 hours including both classroom instruction and field practicum. It is divided into a foundation year (core
curriculum) and a concentration year. During
both years, students spend two days a week in a
practicum setting. The foundation curriculum is
the same for all students and must be completed
prior to entering the concentration year. The following are the required foundation courses:
sem<s,<r
Unllrr

SWG 501. 502

8

Total .................................................................
47

For requirements in this area see pages 5W53. General Studies Requirement.
General Studies courses are regularly reviewed.
T o determine whether a course meets one or more
General Studies course credit requirements, see
the listing of courses, pages 54-80. General
Studies courses are also identified following
course descriptions according to the following
key.
Global/Historical Awareness. A minimum
of one course must be taken for each awareness
area. Course may concurrently satisfy a requirement in the General Studies core area. For a
complete listing of courses which satisfy this
area, contact Student Services. West Hall. Room
137.

Human Behavior in the Social
6
Environment I. I1 .......................
SWG 510, 51 1 Direct Practice I, I1 ....................6
SWG 520 Practice-Oriented Research .................3
SWG 531 Social Policy and Services I ...............
3
SWG 533 Ethnic Minorities and Social Work ....3
SWG 541, 542 Field Practicum 1, II ...................6
SWG 580 Community and Organizational
Change .............................................. 3
Total ............................................................
30
In the second year students concentrate in
either direct ~ r a c t i c eor olanning, administ~ation
and commu'ity practice-. Six
nine hours of
electives are available for students either to take
additional hours in their concentration o r to
increase knowledge and skill in such areas as
health. mental health, family and child welfare, or
aging.

to

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 447

nation for graduation in all professional master's
programs that do not have a thesis requirement.
All Social Work students must pass a comprehensive examination, administered by the School of
Social Work. prior to graduation.

c.

lack of acceptance oflacceptance by three
or more field agencies if, in the judgment
of faculty and field staff, the placements
can provide appropriate field experiences
without undue inconvenience to the student:
Academic Standards
d. lack of adherence to professional expectations and standards (see University
In order to remain in good academic standing, the
Code of Conduct, NASW Code of Ethics,
student must maintain an overall GPA of 2.00
and CSWE Curriculum Policy State(B.S.W.) and 3.00 (M.S.W.) at the end of each
ment):
semester. Most courses in the program are see. a student who appears to lack the degree
quential; successful completion of the prior
of physical andlor mental health necescourse in the sequence is required to enroll in the
saly to function successfully as a social
following course. Students may not enroll in any
worker may be required to take a medical
second-year required courses until all foundation
examination and make the results availcourses have been successfully completed.
able to the Committee on Academic and
Retention and Disqualification
Professional Standards of the School of
Sorial Work. The responsibility for reThe following policies govern retention and disviewing and determining the qualification
qualification:
of students whose behavior and/or per1. A student must maintain a cumulative grade
formance are in question is vested in the
point average of 2.00 (B.S.W.) and 3.00
Standards Committee. The committee's
(M.S.W.) overall. A student is placed on prodecision may require the dismissal or disbationary status automatically when:
qualification of a student from the proa. the GPA is less than the minimum at the
gram.
end of any semester:
b. a grade is " D or "E" in any major core 3. A disqualified student who desires to be reinstated may submit an application for reinrequirement, regardless of GPA.
statement. A disqualified student normally
Students may also be put on probation for
will nor be reinstated until at least one semesreasons other than grades.
ter has elapsed from the date of disqualificaProbationary status shall require completion. The burden of establishing fitness is on
tion of a plan-written and signed by student
the disqualified student. who may be required
and advisor-with copies for student, advito take aptitude tests and submit to other exsor, program director, field director, and file
aminations before being readmitted.
which indicates when and how deficiencies
will be made up. This plan must contain a 4. While students are subject to the general retention policy, they are evaluated in the
provision to bring the GPA up to minimum
school on broader criteria than mere acastandards by the end of the succeeding sedemic average. Students are reviewed for evimester. or ar completion of 12 hours of letterdence of competency for social work and are
maded course work. whichever comes last.
continuously evaluated as they progress in the
&batronary students may be denied registraprogram. Prospective Social Work candition in the absence of such a olan.
dates who d o not meet the established criteria
Once a Social Work student is on academic
are guided toward a program that is compatprobation, helshe remains in that status until
ible with their interests and abilities.
the grade point index reaches the retention
level (2.00 [B.S.W.] and 3.00 [M.S.W.] overall) or until helshe is disaualified from the Appeal Procedures
Students who feel they have been unjustly treated
university.
2. A student shall be terminated from the pro- in academic or other matters relating to their cagram under any one of the following circum- reer as students may appeal b~ following the
guidelines set forth in the Policy and Procedures
stances:
a. failure to carry out the plan developed Manual for the School of Social Work, available
in the Student Services Office, West Hall 137.
during a probationary semester;
b. an " E grade (failure) in field practicum;

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448 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

Student Responsibilities

Social Work

Students are expected to \upport and maintain the
highest professional standard, a\ \pelled out in
the Arizona State llniversity Cod<,,!( C'ot~dl,ir
and the Narro,irrl Aso<iuiir,,) r!f .Sri<ial Mo,l,~,r.j
Coilc ojE r h i c ~
Regular attendance i\ expected ill all clahses
and i n field eduratlon and i s a crtt~calfactor i n
evaluation o f perfomancr.
Students' rights are protected through appeal to
the Committee on Academic and Professional
Standards or through consultation with the depanmental ombudcperson.

PROFESSORS:
MCCLURE (WEST HALL). COUDROGLOU.
DALEY. HUDSON. KETTNER. LEWIS.
MacEACHRON. MORONEY. WONG

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS:
BROWN. ENGELHARDT. FAUSEL. LeCROY.
LEYBA. MAGEL, MONTERO.
NICHOLS, WOODMAN

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS:
ANGULO. APPLEWHITE. ASHFORD, LIE.
MCMURTRY, NETTING, NICHOL
S-CASEBOLT. SCHILIT. WILSON

Special Programs
Tucson Component. The School o f S u c ~ a l
Work offers the full foundation year (30 hours)
and some concentration year courses i n Tucson.
Students are required to commute to Tempe dur~ n gboth semesters o f their concentration year.
Evely e f f o n is made to schedule courses so that
only one day per week is requircd for travel. but it
is possible that two days of travel may be required to meet specialized student requcsts or
needs.

PROFESSORS EMERtTI:
ALDRIDGE, BRAND. CRANMER. HARWARD.
HILL, LUNDBERG, POLENZ
SOCIAL WORK (SWU)
SWU n
i lntmductlon to ~ o c i awork
t
(3) F s
Analysts of wntemporary social welfare sewlces and pro
fesslonal soclal wah Deslgned tor treshmenlsophomores
Conslderlng this mator Prerequlsltes PGS 100 SOC 101
291 Community Resourwa. (3) F S

MI Human Behavlor In the Saclal Envlronmsnt 1. (3)

.

F S
-

lntroductlon to 8nterielatlon of bio-psycho-soc~oculfural
systems and their enen on behavior focused on Southwestern ethnic and cultural groups. Prerequisites: PGS
100, SOC 101. [Salisfies General Sludles Requirement
SBI
310 SocI.1 Work Practice 1. (3) F. S
lnlroductlon to smal work methods, emphaslzlng commu~
nlcatlve sk8Ils role-playing, vtdeo tralnlng, cross-cultural
Inlewlewlng, wmmunlcation panerns and recording Pre~
requis~tesSWU 291.301
331 SocI.1 Pollcy and Serviws 1. (3) F, S
H~story.P ~ I ~ O S O Pand
~ Y values of soccal welfare: tunmion
an0
ol soc a welaw n socety oewop-enr ol tne
soc d *o* pro+es~onan0 Dract ce Prareq. s tes .nor
slat0 rlg SbVL 29' jSassnss Ganara S1,d.e~ R e q ~re
men1 nl
402 Human 8.hSvlor In the Soctal Environment 11. (3)
F. S
Sequel wmpletlng study of llfe Span development and
behanor whlch forms base for soual won practlce Pre
requlsltes wtnlor standing SWU 301 [Salrshes General
Srud,ss Rsou~remsof SBI
410 Soc8.l Work P n c l l a 11 3 F S
lqr?drCon .o S O C ~* o n melnws -a or areas 31 <?ON WO% ~ . B San0 sl r Darc lo lop Soc a Won ne~7o m
0
~~

~

prkess ~ ~ c u SonBindcvlduals,
~
small groups and wmmunlv. Prerequisites: Sacial Woh major. SWU 310. Carequlsites. SWU 412.413.

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 449

411 Soclsl Work Practlce 111. (3) F. S
Applications of theoretical frameworks to social work pract i e at individual. family, group and cammunify levels. Prereauisites: Social Work mdar: SWU 410. Coreauisites:
SWU414 415
412 Field Instruction 1. (5. F S
S xleen ho-rs a *ee* 0' s.pervlsed Pracl ca in an a p
Prove0 p acemenl and 1 2 nodrs a wee" fse 0 semsnar
Prereq. sles Soca Norx malor SW, 310 Coreq.,
SIBS SWu410 413
413 Field Instruction Seminar I. (1) F. S
Field-focused seminar, t'ii hours a week. Corequisites:
SWU 410.412.
414 Field Instruction 11. (5) F. S
S i s e e r ro.rs a weer ol s-pew sea Pract ca n an ap
prodeo p acemen1 an0 1 ' . n o ~ r sa *eer Ie o sem oar
P r e r r n , ~ t e ~Socla worn mao. . SWU 410 . 412 . 413
~ o r e q ~ i s $ t SWU
e s : 41 1. 415.
415 Field instruction Seminar 11. (1) F, S
Field-focu~edseminar. 1'12 hours a week. Corequisites:
SWU 411.414.
420 Practice-Oriented Research. (3) F. S
Application of scientific ptinciples to field practice, problem
formulation, intervention procedures and impact assessment. Prerequisite: an approved course in data analysis
techniques or equivalent. Corequisite: SWU 412, 414 or
i n s t r ~ ~ laDOrOYal.
o.r.
432 Socoal Policy and Senlcss 11 $31F S
Cantemporar) soc a , po'ltca and econom c ss.es Spec a emolas s on wrem an0 neo~alrn.n tne So~lnwesl
~nalysisand ds'$blopment of sock1 &#are policies and
programs. Prerequisites:senior standing: SWU 331
474 Ethnic/Cultural Variables in Social Work. 131 F. S
A basic Conceotual approach to understanding eihniiwlI.ra ranaoles of Sodthreslern e m c m nor tris and no*
lnese fanars ntervene n socla worm prance Prereq.,.
sle S l r y ~331 or nstrLctor aoorova
,,
Speelal Courses: SWU 484. 494 498, 499, 590 (See
pages 43-44 )

.

SOCIAL WORK (SWG)
SWG 501 Human Behavior in the Social Environment
1. (3) F
Examines human development through the life span and
the behavior of individuals and families in transactions
with their environments.
502 Human Behsvlor in the Social Environment 11. (3)
c

a

A S ~ L O Yof lne maior theoret ca approacnes lo tne Lnoer
stana ng of no d d-a oevelopmenl w lnm a olverse 50
c OCJ 1Lral env.ronmen1 Prereq.lslte SWG 501
510 Dlrect Practlce I. (3) F
Basic social work methods with an emphasis on the prablem-solving prncess as it pertains to individuals, families
and small orouos.
" .
511 D i r d Practice 11. (3) S
Continuation of interventive techniques with individuals.
families and small arouos.
" . Prereauisite: SWG 510.
520 PracflccOrianted Ressarch. (3, S
ACCBeralea coLrse in appl cat on of sc.onl lac prtnc PI05 10
Ire a oran ce oroo em form. at on ntervenl on oroca.
duresand imp& assessment. Prerequisites: Saciai Work
major; an approved course in statistin.

531 Social Policy and Senices 1. (3) F
Conceptual. analytical and historical perspectives on the
social welfare institution. Emphasis on poverty and meaualiN.
.
. Ptincioles of .wlicv. anaivsis.
.
533 Ethnlc Mlnorll!es and Social Work. 3 S
Erp ores elnn c c. t-ra 12, ao es s gn Icant lo So.!n~esl
ern etnn c m nor 11 pop^ a1 o r s ano Nafs n *n cn IPesa
factors arcct sac a *or% prac'ce
541 ~ i ~pIacticum
l d
1, 3 F s
W tn SWG 412 two consoc.1 ,o semesters 480 to-rs, ol
s~pervisedsocial work practice in an approved
ment. Pie- or corequisita: SWG 510.
542 Field Practieum 11. (3) F. S
See SWG 541. Pre- or mrequisite: SWG 51 1
580 Communlly and Organizational Change. (3) F
Examines communities and human semce organizations
as social systems. Introduces strategies for initiating
planned change.
591 Seminar. (1-3) F. S
Courses offered in specialized areas.
605 Substance Abuse. (3) N
Psychological and sociocultural determinants of substance abuse. Overview of social policies and treatment
approaches. Prerequisite: SWG 502 or instructor ap0r"v.I
~he0r.e
a ~~ concepii
o
of menla rea tr an0 ness Anenon 10 tne aeuelop~ertof onv ronmenla ?:e,pe:so?a
DSVChOSOCa stress 'anors 1 n.man 0erato.a ounam'
/&~rerequis/te:SWG SO1 or instructor approval.
508 C m u Cultural Aspects of Aging. (3) N
Aging in context of culture and ethnicity. comparative
analysis selected modern and traditional popuiafians. Imp'cat O ~ for
S
pract c~ n lr m no. lf age0 Prereq. s te
SWG 502 or rnslrjclor approra
610 Soctal Work with l n d i ~ i d u a l ~3 F S
Advanced theory and practice applic&ions of knowledge
and skill lo social work with individuals. Prerequisite:
SWG511.
611 Social Work with Families. (3) F. S
Advanced theory and practice applications of malor family
System approaches to changing or preventing family dysfunction. Prerequisite: SWG 51 1
612 Social Work with Groups. (3) S
Advanced theory and practice applications of knowledge
and skill to social work with groups. Prerequisite: SWG
511.
614 Soclal Wotk With Reconstituted Families. (3) N
Analyzes the psycho-social dynamlcs of families disrupted
by divorce, separation, or death of a parent. Gifers differential social work interventions. Prerequisite: SWG 51 1 or
instr~ctoraooroval.
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620 Research Mathods in Social Work. 3 F
Conceplda lo~naalonsand melhoas of nomolnel!c researcn n soca nor* inc .des orooaem oen flcal on, nvpathesis formulation, measuremknt, sampling and expe;imental design. Prerequisite: SWG 520.
621 lntegratlve Semlnar. (3) S
Explores the fit beween theoretical frameworks and practice vnth clients. Requires presentation of empirical studies wah clients. Prerequisite: SWG 620. Corequisite:
SWG €41 Or €42.
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Arizona State University
West Campus
Vernon E. Lattin, Ph.D.
Pro\.osr and V ~ c Presidenr
e

Charles W. Connell, Ph.D.
lnrer im I'rce Prolost and Dean of the Fanrlr\

Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology
Academic Director
PROFESSOR: SMITH
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: WILSON

Arts and Sciences
Janet H. Shirreffs, Ph.D.
Academic Director (Acting)
PROFESSORS: ALARCON SHIRREFFS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: PYNE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS: BURT WAY, CARDENAS. GUNDERSEN,
HATTENHAUER, METZ, MILLER. MUELLER, NANEZ, NOVAK VAUGHAN
LECTURER: WILLIAMS

Business
Otis W. Baskin. Ph.D.
Acddemic Director
PROFESSORS: BASK N, FR TZMEYER
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS: BELL ZZI,HUTT
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS: CAREY GALLINGER GRAEF,
MALEKZADEH, M ZZI, NAHAVANDI

Education and Human Services
George G. Gawer. Ed.D.
Academic Director (Acting)
PROFESSOR: SVOBODA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS: HALADYNA KNOPF. SCHADE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS: DICKERSON. ELAWAR. HAAS NOLEN

452 ASU WEST CAMPUS

Purpose
Arlzona State Unrverslty West Campus 1s the
Phoenlh based branch campus of Anzona State
Un~versity. It was eatablrshed in 1984 by the Ari
zona Legislature to \ewe the educatronal needs of
resident< In weatern Marlcopd County. The West
Campus provides upper level ~ n dgraduate
coune, leadrng to ba~calaureateand master's de
grees Programs and ~ervicesare desrgned to rerpond to the need5 of a o r k ~ n gadults and commu
nity college transfer student, who are pursutng a
decree. seehrnr career rrowth or funhennr- their
kn&ledge.
ASU West Campus. as part of the Ar~zona
State Universrty system, rhares the common goal
of qualrty academic programs. Admission and
degree requlrementb are the came at both cam
pusea. Arrzona State Unlver\lty l a accredited by
the Nonh Central Awoc~ation of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. Profe*sjonal programs in the
varloua academlc unlts are al?o accredited by na
n s councrla.
tional boards. c o m m ~ s ~ i o and
4 s a key element i n fulfilling Anzona State
Unlvers~ty's urban mlssron, West Campus wrll
develop and mdtntarn strong pannershipa with the
communtty and the Mancopa County Community
College Drstrlct to meet the needs of the people
of western Maricopa County.
I

Organization
Management of the West Campuq ir the responsl
blllty of the provost and vice president tor ASU
West Cdmpui. The divlrion ot Academtc Affairs
ir admmrstered by the vlce provost and dean of
the faculty. It IS comprrsed it four mult~drsctpli
nary units admrnirtered by dcademlc directors for.
Applred Sciences, Engrneering and Technology
Ans and Sciences
Busrnesr
Educatron and Human Servrces

Degree Programs
Presently, the tollowrng degree and certrfication
programs are authorized by the Board of Regents.
Applied S~rmces.Enqineerlnq and Te~hnologv
B.S.E.: Special Stud~es
B.S..
lndusmal Technology
For specific informatron for degree require
ments. refer to the College of Engtneenng and
Applred Sciences sectlon in this Caralog

Arrs and Sciences
B.A :
Englrsh

B.A.:
History
B.A.:
Political Sc~ence
B.S.:
Polltical Science
Soc~ology
B A,:
B S.:
Soc~ology
B.A.:
Spanrsh
B.A.:
Communication
BS
Commun~cat~on
B.A.:
An
B.F.A.: A n
Mustc
B.A.:
M.M.:
Choral Muqic
For qpecific information for degree require
ments, refer to the College of Liberal A m and
Scrences, College of Flne Arts, and College of
Public Programs seLtlons in this Catalog.
B~~sfness

B.S.:
Management
M B A.: Master of Bua~nessAdmrnistration
For specific rnformation for degree require
menty, refer to the College of Business sectron in
this Catalog
Education and Human S e m r r s

B.S.:
Nuning
MS.:
Nursing
B.S.:
Justice Studies
B.S.:
Recreation
B.S.:
Bachelor ot Soc~alWork
Cen~ficateof Gerontology
B.A.Ed.: Elementary Education
M.Ed.:
Elementary Educatron
B A.Ed.: Secondarv Education
M.Ed.:
~ e c o n d a 6Education
B.A.Ed : S ~ e c i a Educat~on
l
M.Ed.:
~pecralEducation
M.Ed : Educational Admuusnation and
Supeniaion
For specific information for degree requsre
ments, refer to the College of Educat~on,College
of Nursing. College of Public Programs and the
School of Social Work sectlons m this Coralog.

Faculty
ASU Webt Campus IS committed to excellence in
~holarshlp.instruction and student performance.
The faculty and administrators have been chosen
for their outstanding achievements and hack
grounds. They are highly qualified to understand
and meet the needs of West Campus students
through admrntstration, instruction, research and
advisement.

ASU WEST CAMPUS 453

Faculty and academlc unit offices are located at
the new campus. To contact officers or faculty,
call, write or visit:
ASU West Campus
P 0 Box 37100
4701 West Thunderblrd Road
Phoemx. AZ 85069 7100
Applied Sclences. Englneenng and Technology
60215434100
Arts and Sclences 60215434000
Busmess 60215474200
Education and Human Services 60215334300
t ASU West Campus resi
For a complete l ~ s of
dent faculty and profesa~onal staff, Fee paees
546-548.

Facilities
Construction of the permanent campus began in
1986 on a 300 acre site bounded by Thunderbird
and Sweetwater Roads and 43rd and 51st Ave
nues in Phoenix. The first phase of the campus IS
projected for completion in the 1990's with the
capacity to serve 10,000 students. The Fletcher
L~brary,dedicated In March, 1988, is now open,
and the first classroom bullding was opened for
use sprlng 1989. While the other buildings are
under construction, classes and services are of
fered at:
ASU West Campus Alhambra
4510 North 37th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85019
602279 5775
ASU West Campus Montebello
2636 West Montebello Avenue
Phoenrx, AZ 85017
602124&5060
ASU West Campus at
The American Graduate Schwl of
International Management
59th Avenue and Greenway
Glendale, AZ 85306
602 978 7760

Student Services
Student Servlces programs augment and suppon
the academic programs offered at West Campus.
The focus of Student Serv~ces1s on the quality of
nonresidential campus life for all students and, m
particular, special needs groups such as working
adults, community college transfer students, mi

nontles, commuters, re entry student5 and the dis
abled. The offices of Student Servlces are located
at the new campus site and currently offer programs for:
Re entry
Admission and onentatron
Academlc ddviqement
Registrat~on
Financial a ~ d
Minonty student rervtces
Student employment
Career service5
Counael~ng
D~sabledstudent resources
Add t~onalservlces will be added as the West
Campus develops,
For assistance in detemtntng eligibility, or for
assistance in admisston and reglstratlon, as well
as advisement and other services, call, wnte or
visit:
Student services
Campus
ASU
p,o, B~~ 37100
4 7 0 ~weat~ h ~ ~ d~~~d
~ ~ b i ~ d
Phoe,,,x, AZ 85069 7100
6021279 5481

Library
The Fletcher Library provldes an on slte collec
tton of books and journals selected to complement course offerings and degree programs.
Elecvon~caccesa to information and to the re
sources of other libraries 1s also provided Highly
sk~lledl~branansare available for asststance in
obtaining specialized research materials. A feature of the library is the daily dellvery of materiala from other ASU I~brariesand west valley 11
braries. The West Campus llbrary collection will
contain about 330,000 volumes when complete.
For more library informallon, call, wrlte or
visa:
ASU West Campus Library
P.O. Box 77100
4701 West Thunderbird Road
Phcen~x,AZ 85069 7100
6021543 8501

Graduate College
Brian L. Foster, Ph.D.
Deorr

The Graduate College at Ar~ronaStare Unrrer<ity
prov~desstudent\ u ~ t hopponun~tierto study he
)ond the bachelor'\ degree in a wide vanet) of
and orofc\\~on*. ASU of
academrc dibcr~l~ner
f e n more than i 0 doctoral'and nearl) 90 maater's
degree proeram,. The Graduate College fosten
an atmo\phere of ac.ideni~ce~cellenceand a spmt
of ~choldr*hlp.re\e~rih.and artlstlc accom~lish
ment. Its ob ectlve\ are to educate future leaders
in the arts. In the creat~onof new Lnouledge. and
in the appl~cat~on
of our ~ccumulatedknowledge
to human affair,

Graduate Degrees and Majors
The Gradudte College enroll, 5tudents in program? lead~ngto both profesb~onaland research
onented ddvdnced deerees The M a ~ t e rof Arts,
Master ot Sclence and Doctor ot Phlloso~hvde
greea are awarded to students completing pro
mamq that culminate in re5earch. The Doctor of
Philosophy degree 1 5 the hlgheat university
award. conferred on cdndldates who have Droven
thelr ability as \cholar\ and orlgrnal researchers.
Professronal erdduats
Droeramq
emuhasize
. trainrne that lead, to profesclond practice. In
these degree procram\. \tudenta de5elop a hlgh
order masten c f a comprehen\i\e bod) of knoml
edge and the ah~lit)to organlre and cam out ~ i g
nificant in\estlgatlon\ In thetr professional field.
Profescional degree7 uwal y are named Maqter of
(Professional F~eld and Doctor of (Protesbional
Field). The profesrional doctoral degree is the
h~ghestunlverslty award to candidate\ completing
academlc preparation tor profe\~~onal
practlce
Prote~sionaldegree5 offered through ASU's
Graduate College tnclude
Master of 4ccountanc,.
Master of A r ~ h ~ t e ~ t u r e
Master of Businem Adminlstratlon
Mahter of Computer Sc~cnce

..

Mabter of Coun~cllng
Mabter of Educatlon
Master of Environmental Plmning
Master of Fine Ans
Master of Health Serv~cesAdministration
Master of Lau,
Master of Mass Communication
Master of Music
Maser of Natural Sctence
Master of Public Admln~stratlon
Ma\ter of Sclence In Engineerlng
Master of Soc~alWork
Master of Taxation
Master of Technology
Education Speciali~t
Doctor of Educatlon
Doctor of Muvcal Ans
Doctor of Public Admlni~tration
Doctor of Soc~alWork
Faculty members offering a specrfic graduate
degree program may be member5 of a single aca
d e m ~ cunit (such as a department. school or col
lege). or they may fonn an interdrsclplinay com
mlttee con~istingof faculty from var ous aca
demrc unrts. The Graduate College awards de
g e e s upon the rerommendauon of the faculty of
fering the graduate degree programs.

Interdisciplinary Study
Although most graduate programs are admlni
stered by academ~cunits. a d ~ v e r group
~ e of lnter
dlaclpllnary programs fa119 dlrectly under the superv~sionof the Graduate College. Many majors
are in fields that are st111 emerglng as recognized
and. therefore, do not cus
academic d~sctpl~nes
tomarily form the academtc basis for departments. Other fields of study are ~nherentlvinrer
d ~ s c ~ p l ~ n and
a r y do not fit well with conventional
disc~plinesaround whlch departments are formed.
Cu&ula must reflect intriniically broad discipli

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE 455

nary affinities, and faculty must be drawn from
more than one department.
Currently. the Graduate College oversees eight
interdisciplinary programs; several others are
planned. Existing ones include:
Adult Development and Aging Program
(Certificate in Gerontology)
Creative Writing (M.F.A.)
Humanities M A . )
Justice Studies (Ph.D.)
Public Administration (D.P.A.)
Science and Engineering of Materials (Ph.D.1
Each of these programs utilizes resources and faculty from several disciplines. They promote cooperative research and insmction among faculty
who share common interests but are housed in
different academic units. They allow students to
pursue degrees that are intellectually coherent but
that bring together diverse strengths of the university.
Admission

to t h e Graduate C o l l e g e

Eligibility
Anyone who holds a bachelor's (or equivalent) or
graduate degree from a college/university of recognized standing is eligible to apply for admission to the Graduate College. Undergraduate deficiencies may be assigned if the undergraduate
degree is based on credits not accepted by k i zona State University, such as life experience or
noncredit workshops and seminars.
G r a d u a t e College R e q u i r e m e n t s
Generally, an applicant must have a grade point
average of 3.00 (4.00 = A scale), or the equivalent, in the last two years of work leading to the
bachelor's degree. A student who enters a graduoroeram is exuected to have underate decree
"
graduate educational experiences, including genera1 education studies, that are similar to those required for the
degree al Arizona
State University.

."

R e q u i r e m e n t s of t h e A c a d e m i c Unit
Academic units, departments or colleges, may
have admission requirements in addition to those
of the Graduate College. For
many
graduate programs require scores from an academic aptitude test such as the Graduate Record
Examination (GRE), Graduate Management Ad.
mission Test (GMAT), or the Miller Analogies
Test
Some
require the
sion of a portfolio, letters of recommendation.

andlor a statement of goals. Applicants should
contact the academic unit regarding specific admission and application requirements.
S u b m i s s i o n o f a n Application
All applicants must submit a completed Application for Admission form. Applicants to a degree
program must submit two official transcripts of
all postsecondary academic work completed or in
progress. Although courses from one school may
appear on the transcript of another school, the
Graduate Admissions Officc requires separate
transcripts from each school attended. Applicants
should allow sufficient time in asking the schools
concerned to process and mail the transcripts directly to the Graduate Admissions Office, A I zona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-1003
(602196541 13). The process of providing the
Graduate College with the necessary records may
take up to two months.
The submission of aptitude test scores is
strongly recommended for all degree applicants
and is required for admission to some graduate
programs. The scores. as well as the Application
forkdmission and the transcripts. should be sent
directly to the Graduate Admissions Office. It
should be noted that it could take up to eight
weeks for test scores to be announced. Portfolios,
letters of recommendation and statements of goals
should be sent directly to the academic unit.
Application F e e
Each application for
to
graduate pro.
prams must be accomoanied bv a nonrefundable
application fee. The fee is $25.00 to apply for
admission to a degree program and $10.00 to apply for nondegree studies.
For details concerning re-entry, multiple applications. and other matters relating to the application fee, see the Gradeare Caralox.

-

International Applicants
Applicants, who will attend the university while
holding F-I or J-l visas. must meet the regulations of the Immieration and Naturalization Services in addition t i t h e requirements of the Graduate College and the academic units to which they
Applicants from outside the U.S. are also required to submit additional materials and
follow the procedures described in the Graduate?
College brochure. Admission Informationfor Neu'
Inrernarional Srudenrs. International applicants!
k'
should read this brochure carefully in order to be-.<
come familiar with all the requirements they must;$..,.

should^^

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456 THE GRADUATE COLLEGE

meet. Appllcdntb should al\o coniult ASU'r l ~ s t
lngs in Perers 7n.x Gradrmre Eda<orion D r r c r o n
and m the Dirc<run rfGrud~rureProprunts (pub
Ilrhed by the Educational Tertlng S e n ~ c e )
Among the add~tlonalmdrenal.; requ~redof in
ternational ~tudentbare \core\ from Engli5h Ian
guage exammattony All applicants whose native
language 1% not English muht hubmlt a score from
the Test ot Engli\h a\ a Forelgn Language
(TOEFL). All international dppl~cant?mho do
not speak Engllch a\ d primdr) language, dnd who
wish to apply for teaching assirtantshipr. must
pabs an examination whlch certifies their rkill in
spe&rng Englich-ither
the Te\t ot Spoken Eng
lish (TSE), wh~chmay be tdhen in the student'<
home Lountr), or the SPEAK te\t. which i? ad
mlni~teredat ASU Some degree programs also
requlre TSE or SPEAK \cores of all applicants
who\e native language 15 not Engllsh. For spe
cific tnformatlon about TSE requirements. contact
d~rectlythe head ot the academ~cunlt
International applicants must alw venty that
they have the financial resource? to cover their
expensea during graduate m d y dl 4SU. ds re
quired by the U S. lmmlgrdt8on and Naturaliza
tion Servlce. The Graduate Admrwion\ Ofice
provldes the Finlncidl Gudmntee t o m lo lnterna
tiondl appllcdnts. who then must see thdt the form
with a verification from a bank or \vonaorine organlzatlon I \ completed, and returned to Grdduate
Admias~ona. The 1 20 or the IAP66 (documents
needed to obtain a ~tudentvisa are issued only
after the completed, properly verlfied Financial
Guarantee form has arnred. International stu
dents may enroll at ASU only if they have been
admitted to a degree program and therefore mdy
not pursue nondezree studles. They must meet all
appropriate immigration ~tandardsand require
ments
The Graduaie Colleee encourager internat~onal
applicants to bubmtt the Prel~minaryApplication
form distributed by the Graduaie Admlsslons Of
fice, or alm~larforms avdlldble from the interna
tional offices of the United States Informat~on
Agency. the lnstltute 01 International Education,
the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange, the
Fulbright Commlrr~on.dnd the U.S. Educational
Foundatton.
T o apply formally, international applicants
should submit all mdItrldl\ before January 31 in
order to begin studv the following fall semester.
and before Septeml;er 30 in order-to begin study
the following wring hemester. An dpplicdtion fee
of $25 (in U.S funds) must accompiny the for
ma1 appllcatron, which otherwise will not be

evaluated. (For detdlls concerning multiple appli
cations and other matters relating to the appli
cation fee. see the Gradrtarc Coralog.) A I F 1 or
J I v i ~ artudents must have lnsurance coverage
agalnst illnerr and accident before being per
mitted to register. Insurance must be maintained
throughout the student's enrollment in the unhers ~ t yand may be obtained at the trine of reglsw
tion.
Upon arrival on campus, students muyt report
to the International Student Advisor in the Student Life Office.

Application Deadlines
The Grdduate Admlssiona Office \hould receive
the Application for Admtsslon, the tranrcnpts,
and the applicable test scores at least two months
before the appl~cantmends to enroll Many dca
demic unltq have specific and earher deadlines;
appl~cdntsare urged to contact them regarding
deadlines.
Application Procedures
When the Graduate Admibsions Office has a
~ompletefile for an applicant. one copy la forwarded to the academlc unlt. A second copy is
kept in the Graduate College. Academic units re
view the file and the supporting materials such as
academic test scores. oonfolios. and letten of rec
ommendat~on)and. following admiss~onpolicies
establlahed bv the Graduate Colleee and the fac
ulty of the academic unit, make a recommends
tion (regular admir~lon,regular admission with
deficiencies, provisional admission. or denla1 to
the Graduate College. All recommendations are
reviewed and approved by admissions officers in
the Graduate College.
If there are question, about the lihelihood of a
student succeeding in the designated program, the
Graduate College admlasrons officers will com
municate with the academlc unlt, perhaps sug
gesting a provis~onaladmisson or arranging for
the student in questlon to have a ~pecialfaculty
adviror or an advanced graduate student assigned
as a mentor. Other times they may suggest that
the student t&e borne p r e l l m i n q courses as a
nondegree student.
Academ~cunlts, which must indrcate t h e ~ will
r
ingness to admit appl~cants.frequently set higher
standards than those establhhed by the Graduate
College. Denial decisions may be bared on the
limitations of depmmental resources as well as
on the relative quallficatlons of those competing
for admission in a particular semester.

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE 457

Notice of Admission Decisions
Only the dean of the Graduate College can mahe
formal offers of adml~rion The Graduate College notifieq all applicants in writlnp of the ad
misqlon dects~on.
All document? recetved by the univenity in
connecuon with an applicat~onfor admission be
come the properly of Arizona State Un~vers~ty.
If
the appl~cantdoes not enroll in the university
w~thlnone )ear, the a d m ~ s s ~ odocuments
n
may be
destroyed.
The date (monthldaylyear) on the graduate
dean'r letter of admiss~on1s the dctual date of
admiss~on.If the student is enrolled in courses on
n
those courses if appli
the a d m ~ \ s ~ odate,
cable may be considered pan of a program of
stud). Courses taken the semester before thi<
date are nondegree houn.

Admission Classifications
Regular Admission. Appl~cantswho fulfill
all requirements for admnslon and are acceptable
to both the academ~cunlt and the Graduate Col
lege are granted regular admtss~on.
Regular Admission with Deficiencies. A
student whose grades and test scores are at an ac
ceptable level but who does not have the under
graduate background expected by the academic
unlt and the unlverslty may be assrgned defi
ciency courses. The letter of a d m ~ s s ~ owill
n Fpec
ify the dehclencies which must be completed be
fore the student will be awarded a graduate de
gree. Deficiency courses are tahen in addltion to
those normally requ~redfor a degree.
Provisional Admission. A student who does
not meet mlnlmum academic standards but has
counterbalancing evidence to suggeat the poten
tial for success may be admltted on a provisional
bas~s. Prov!s~ondl admission prov~desan aca
demic unlt with more ev~denceon which to base
its decision. Normally, the academ~cunlt wrll re
vlew the student's ytatua following completion of
12 iemester hours of approved graduate study.
At that tlme. the academic unlt wlll recommend
to the Graduate College d change in status to el
ther regular admlsa~onor withdrawal from the
program. When students have completed their
provis~onalrequirements, they should check w ~ t h
t h e ~ radvisors to make sure that the change of
status has been recommended. A provisional stu
dent may also be ass~gneddefic~encies.
Nondegree Admission. A student not Inter
ested in earnlng a degree or not yet ready to apply
to a particular degree program may enroll as d

nondegree atudent. The apphcat~onprocess IS
streamlined. doe? not requlre submisa~onof transcript? or teyt scores, and can be completed dur
ing a smgle visit to the Graduate Adm15slons Of
fice This proxy5 may dlso be completed by mad
A maximum ot n ne houn tahen while In t h ~ s
category may be applted toward a graduate de
gree if appropriate for the htudmt's program of
stud)

Recognition of a Degree
Recogn~tionof a degree rs aihnouledgment that
the program leading to the degree 19 equivalent to
a program offered by Anzona State Un~\ersityor
is an acceptable program for the proposed gradu
ate major at Arizona State Unlverslt). A student
who enter. a gradudte degree program at Arizona
State Un~vemtyIS expe~tedto have undergradu
ate educational experiences, includ~nggeneral
educat~on~tudlec.that are appropriate for the pro
gram

Definition of a Unit of Credit
The Anzona Board of Regents has defined May
26. 1979) a unlt ot 'red11 for the inaitutions under
itr junsdlct~on A minimum of 45 hours ot work
by each qtudent is requlred for each unit of credn.
An hour ot uorh IS the equrbalent of 50 mlnutes
ot claas tlme (often called a "COntd~thour") or 60
minutes of indeoendent studv worh. For lecture
discussion courses, th15 requirement equates to at
least I5 contact hours and a min~mumot 30 hours
of work outs~deof the classroom for each unlt of
credlt. Even though the values of 15 and 30 may
vary for d~fferentmodsc of instruction, the minr
mum total a t 45 hourc of work for each unit of
cred~tIS a constant Slnce the unlt of credit as de
fined by the Anzona Board of Regent? i? the cor
nerstane of academ~cdegree programs at Anzona
State University. degrees that are recognized
should be bdsed on d umllar unlt of credit.

Graduate College Procedures
Change in Graduate Degree Program
A change from one graduate degree program to
another requires a new appl~cdtlonto the Gradu
ate Colleee. The usual ddmlsuon orocedures are
followed.- For deta~lson matters ;elating to the
application fee, see the Giadrrare Caralog.

Re-Entry to the Graduate College
Any former graduate student who has not been m
attendance at the univenity for one or more se
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session or four hours during the eight-week session.
All graduate students doing research, working
on theses or dissertations, taking comprehensive
or final examinations, or who are using university
facilities or faculty time, must be registered for a
minimum of one hour of credit, not audit, that
appears on the program of study or is an appropriate graduate-level course.

Graduate College Degree
Reauirernents
Graduate Advisement
Advising is much more than technical support; it
is an integral pan of graduate education. Students' programs of study are generally tailored to
meet individual needs. and students should seek
advice from faculty or advisors as they plan their
course work, examinations. and other degree requirements.
Graduate College Advising Office. The
Graduate College provides advising service to
prospective and enrolled students. Information is
provided concerning Graduate College admissions, nondegree status, programs of study, and
policies and procedures. Academic and professional advisement is available to nondegree students. Advisors assist nondegree or prospective
students in contacting appropriate faculty and advisors. Students may call for an appointment
(60219654007) or stop by Wilson Hall.
Grading
A - Excellent (4.00)
B - Good (3.00)
C - Passing (2.00)
D - No Graduate
Credit (1.00)**
E - Failure (0.00)"

W

-

I X Y Z -

Withdrawal*
Incomplete
Audit
Satisfactory
Course in Progress*'*

*

This grade is given whenever a student officially
withdraws from a class.
** This grade cannot be applied toward a graduate
degree but is included in the calculation of a
grade point average.
*** This grade is usually given pending completion
of courses such as thesis,
and prac.
may also be given in lie,, of an .-I.. for
ticum,
other graduate courses where the incomplete
work may take in excess of one year to com-

plete.
A grade of " P (pass) in a 400-level course

may not appear on a program of study. Grades of
" D and " E cannot be used to meet the requirements for a graduate degree, although they are

used to compute the grade point averages. A student receiving a grade of " D or " E must repeat
the course in a regularly scheduled (not an independent study) class if i t is to be included in the
program of study. However, both the " D or " E
and the new grade are used to compute the grade
point averages. Grades on transfer work will not
be included in computing grade point averages.
Graduate course work reported as an "I" (incomplete) must be completed within one calendar
year. At the time the "I" grade is given, the student must comolete a form. the Graduate Course
Record of ~ n d o m ~ ~ and
e t e Authorization for
Change-of-Grade. The form first serves as a recthe -1.. grade and the work required to
ord
complete it. When the student has completed the
work, the form then serves as a change-of-grade
if [he work
on the form is not
p l e t e ~,,,ithi,, one calendar year, [he ..rgrade be.
comes pan of the student's permanent transcript.
The student will not be allowed to complete the
course work as specified on the "Incomplete"
form. The student may. however. repeat the
course after the "I" has become permanent, reregistering, paying fees, and fulfilling all course requirements. The grade for the repeated course
will appear on the transcript but will not replace
the permanent "I."

Scholarship
To be eligible for a degree in the Graduate College, a student must achieve two grade point averages of " B (3.00) or better. The first grade point
average is based on all courses numbered 500 or
higher which appear on the transcript. (Courses
noted as deficiencies in the original letter of admission are not included.) The second grade
point average is based on all courses that appear
on the program
. - of study.
Academic excellence is expected of students
doing graduate work. Upon recommendation
from the head of the academic unit. the dean of
the Graduate College can withdraw a student who
is not progressing satisfactorily.
A master's or doctoral degree student who does
not enroll for three calendar years is considered
withdrawn and must reapply for admission to a
degree program.
Graduate Credit Courses
Courses at the 500. 600. and 700 levels are graduate credit courses. Courses at the 400 level will
apply to graduate degree requirements when ap- !!
peaIing on an approved program of study. Howda

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460 THE GRADUATE COLLEGE

ever, 400 level courses are not graduate courses
by definition and cannot be certified as such for
purpose? of employment or transferring to other
Instltutlons.
Reserving of Course Credit by Undergraduates. Sentors at Arizona State Unlvenity
within 12 Fernester hours of graduation may en
roll in a 400 level or graduate course and reserve
the cred~tfor possible use in a future graduate
program. The course cannot be used to meet a
baccalaureate graduation requirement. Prior to
registration in the course, the student must subm~t
a Graduate College P e t ~ t ~ oform
n
requewng
cred~treservation, the form must be s~gnedby the
student's advlqor, head of the academic unit, and
the dean of the Graduate College.
Perm~asionto reserve a course does not guarantee admias~onto a grddudte degree program or
that the course may be used toward graduate de
gree requirement-. A mailmum of nlne hours of
cred~tmay be reserved, and only courses wlth an
"A" or "B" grade are applicable. Reserved credlt
earned prior to admiss~onto a graduate degree
program is claqsified as nondegree cred~t.The
maximum course load for a student enrolled in a
reserved course s I F semester hours durlng a
regular semester and slx hours during a summer
session.
Transfer Credit. Transfer of credit is the ac
ceptance of credit from another lnstltutton for Inclusion In a program of study leading to a degree
awarded by Arizona State Universlty. The num
ber of hours transferred from other institutions
may not exceed 20 percent of the total mlnlmum
semester hours required for a master's degree un
less stated othenv~sefor a specific decree pro
gram.
Transfer credit t&en prior to admlsslon to a
graduate degree program at Anzona State Unlver
sity is nondegree credlt. Nondegree cred~ttaken
at Arizona State Un~venltycomb~nedwith non
degree credlt taken at another instltut~onmay not
exceed nine hours on the mayter's program of
study. The date (monthldaylyear) on the graduate
dean's letter of admiwon 1s the actual date of
admiss~on.If the student is enrolled in courses on
the adm~syiondate, those courses if a p p l ~
cable may be cons~deredpart of a program of
study. Courses taken the ?emester before thls
date are nondegree hours. The nine hour l i m ~ t
does not apply to the doctoral programs.
Transfer credits must be acceptable toward
graduate degrees at the instltut~onwhere the
courses were completed. Certain types of graduate credlts cannot be transferred to Anzona State

Universlty, including (1) credtts awarded by
postsecondarv lnst~tutions in the United States
that lack cand~datestatus or accred~tatfionby a re ,
gional accredltlng association, ( 2 ) credits
awarded by postsecondary rnstltutlons for llfe ex
penence; (3) credits auarded by postsecondary
~nstitutionsfor courses taken at noncolleg~atein
tlons. and i n d k t ~ : firm,):
~l
( 4 1'rcd~ts awarded hv
~ ~ o > l \ r . < o n d111\11tut1un>
q
for ~lon:r<d~t<ouras\.
work\hops, and seminars offered by other
postqecondary institut~onsaa part of continuing
education programs; and 5 ) credas grven for ex
tenslon course?.
Acceptable academic credits earned at other inatitutlons that are based on a different unlt of
cred~tthan the ones prescribed bv the Arizona
Board of Regents are subject to co&erslon before
being transferred to Arizona State Univers~tv.
o n l y resident graduate courses with an " A or
"8" grade ma) be transferred. A course wlth the
grade of pass. credit, or satisfactory may not be
transferred.
Official transcripts of any transfer credit to be
used on a program of study must be sent directly
to the Graduate Admissions Office from the of
fice of the registrar at the lnstltut8on where the
credit waq earned.
Correspondence and Extension Courses.
Correspondence and extension courses cannot be
used to meet the requirement? for a graduate degree.

Graduate Supervisory Committees
Upon the recommendation of the head of the aca
demic unlt, the dean of the Graduate College ap
poinn a graduate student's supervisory commit
tee, consisting of a chair and other resident fac
ulty members. The number of members serving
on this committee depends on the degree pro
gram See the specltic degree program for addi
llonal information.
In some cases, individuals who are not mem
berc of the res~dentfaculty may be appointed to a
auperv~sorycomm~tteea? a maln or extra mem
ber. Such appointments must be consistent with
quality graduate training, and must be strongly
recommended by the head of the academic unit.
A vlta for thi? individual should be submitted to
the Graduate College with the recommendat~on.
Foreign Language Requirements
A graduate degree program may require proficiency m a fore~gnlanguage If a foreign Ian
guage is requ~red,students must demonstrate at

462 THE GRADUATE COLLEGE

A master's or doctoral degree student who does
not enroll for three calendar yearr is considered
withdrawn and must reapply for admission to a
degree program.

officio councll members who hold adm~nistratlve
posltlona in the Graduate College The member
ship and chair of the board are appointed b) the
dean of the Graduate College
An appeal by a student previously admitted to a
Summer Sessions
graduate degree program may result from an aca
Work taken durlng the summer sessions cames demlc decislon the student considera adverse. De
the same scholastic recognition as that taken dur
clslons involving Graduate College policy as
Ing the regular semester. A complete schedule ot stated m the Graduate Cataloe are w ~ t h ~the
n ju
offerings is available in the summer bulletins, risdiction of the Appeals Board. Decisions m
which may be obtalned trom the Office of Sum- volvlng policies of the academic unit (center, de
mer Sessions.
partment, school, or college) are not normally
heard by the Graduate Council Appeals Board.
Dates and Deadlines
A student may seeh redress by wntlng a letter
The university calendar tound in the current to the dean of the Graduate College or the c h a ~ of
r
Gradriare Catalog lists deadlines for the submis
the Appeals Board of the Graduate Council.
slon of theses and dlssenat~onsto the Graduate Upon receipt of the letter, the dean or chair will
College, the last day to apply for graduation, the ~nformthe student as to whether the appeal con
last day to hold an oral defense of a thesls or diq
cema a Graduate College pohcy, and is therefore
senatlon, and the last day to submit theses and withln the jurisdlct~onof the board, or 1s a policy
diqsenations to the Bookstore for bmding.
of the academic unit.
A student may request an oppomnlty to appear
Student Responsibility
before the Appeals Board or waive t h ~ nght
s
The
It is the responsib~l~ty
of the graduate student to board may choose to interview faculty memben
know and obwme all procedures and require- and adminiatrators involved m the case and re
ments of the Graduate College as defined In the vlew the student's complete academic record and
Graduate Caraloq, the Sc kedule of Classes, and all documents pertaming to the caie. Such re
vlews are primarily concerned mlth the obaer
the Format Manual
Studenta should alqo be Informed about the re
vance of stated procedures and policieq, but may
quirements concerning their degree program and consider extenuating circumstances as related to
any special requirements within the academ~c polry.
unit. Students are expected, as pan of their obli
In the event a member of the Appeals Board
gations, to be famlllar with the Code of Conduct, has been involved In a cabe as a member of the
student's committee or as a member of the faculty
which 1s available in the Office of Student Af
f a ~ r s Violations of the Code of Conduct or in
offering the graduate program, that member wlll
stances of ocademlc dishonesty, specifically be replaced for the duratlon of the case, and the
cheating m examinat~ons.laboratory work, wnt
dean of the Graduate College or chair of the Ap
ten work (plaglanam), and forglng or altering um
peals Board may select an alternate member from
versity records (1.e.. attempting to g a n credit for the remalnlng membersh~pof the Graduate Coun
cil. A member of the Appeals Board may request
work whlch the student has not actually per
formed) will be subject to unlverslty diqcipline, to be excused from a case, or may be temporarily
whether committed by lndlviduals or groups.
replaced, whenever there is a potentlal for confllct
Graduate College Policies and Proce- of interest The presence of three members of the
board at a meeting is considered a quorum.
dures. For more detalled lnformatlon on Gradu
Verbatim transcripts of the board'a proceed~ngs
ate College policies and procedures of p m c u l a r
interest to students, please refer to the current are not Lept. Only summary notes are kept. All
wntten documentation presented in each care is
Gtaduare Caraloq.
retamed in the board's files for a period of one
year. Such files are ava~lableonly to the comPolicies and Procedures of the Graduate
plalnant and respondent m the heanng and do not
Council Appeals Board
The Appeals Board of the Graduate Council acts become part of the student's officldl unlverslty
as the appeals body for graduate students seeklng file. The declsion of the Appeals Board 1s re
redress on academic decisions regarding their ported to members of the Graduate Council for
graduate program. The board is composed of five thew mformation. The decialon is then communl
members of the Graduate Councll. excluding ex cated to the student In wnting by the dean of the

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE 463

Graduate College, and a copy sent to each member of the Appeals Board.

lnterdisciplinaryllntercollegiate
Programs
The Graduate College oversees eight interdisciplinarylintercollegiate graduate programs. briefly
presented below. For details on these and other
graduate degree programs, see the Cradsarr
Caralog.

Adult Development a n d Aging P r o g r a m
An interdisciolinw.
. . 24-semester hour Certificate
in Gerontology may be earned by undergraduate
and graduate students who wish to study the psychological, sociological. biological, and policyrelated aspects of aging and the health. economic.
and sociai concerns-ofolder people. Students enrolled in the certificate program may simultaneously pursue a major in an academic unit offering
an undergraduate or graduate degree or may enter
the program as nondegree graduate students. The
Cenificate in Gerontology provides a broad academic foundation for students who wish to apply
the knowledge and skills acquired in their major
to a variety of aging-related pursuits. For further
details of this program, see the Craduare Caraloy.
GERONTOLOGY
GRN 494 Undergraduate Special Topics. (3)
498 Undergraduate Pro-Seminar. (3)
499 Undergraduate Independent Study. (3)

580 Graduate Practicum. (3)
590 Graduate Reading and Conference. (3)
591 Graduate Seminar. (3)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)
The interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts degree
program with a major in Creative Writing is administered by the Committee on Creative Writing. This studiolacademic program involves the
research, creative activity, and teaching interests
of faculty of the Departments of English and Theatre to provide students with the opponunity to
tailor a course of study to fit individual needs, talents, and goals. Students work under the direction of faculty who are practicing, published write n . For details of this program, see the Craduare

fers the student whose interests transcend disciplinary boundaries the opportunity to integrate
graduate courses in two or more departments as a
foundation for research leading to a thesis in the
humanities. Topics for the thesis require an
understanding of cultural history. particularly of
times when relationships between cultural values
and one or more of the arts have been particularly
dynamic in illuminating important questions. For
details of this program. see the G,nd~rateCaralo~q.
C o m m u n i c a t i o n (Ph.D.)
The interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy degree program with a major in Communication is
administered by the Committee of Faculty. The
program is designed to prepare scholars for research-oriented careers in universities and in the
~ u b l i cor orivate sectors. Students are orovided
training in communication theory. research methodology. and a specialization in communicative
development, intercultural communication. or organizational
communication. For details of this
program, see the G!uduarr Caraloy.
E x e r c i s e Science (Ph.D.)
The interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy degree program with a major in Exercise Science is
administered by the Committee on Exercise Science. The degree is an individualized interdisciplinary degree that integrates graduate courses
from a variety of academic units to provide a
sound foundation for research leading to a dissertation in biomechanics. exercise physiology, or
exercise and sport psychology. For details of this
program, see the Cradsare Caralog.

Justice S t u d i e s (Ph.D.)

Caralog.

The interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy degree orogram with a maior in Justice Studies is
administered by the committee on Law and Social Sciences. The central focus of the program is
the conceptualization and implementation of law
and justice in society. The degree program integrates philosophical, legal. and historical approaches with social science training. Areas of
interest include criminal and juvenile justice: dispute resolution; law, justice. and minority populations: law. policy, and evaluation: and women.
law, and justice. For details of this program. see
!g?
the Craduore Caralog.

Humanities (M.A.)
The interdisciplinary Master of Arts degree program with a major in Humanities is administered
by the Graduate Committee on Humanities. It of-

Public Administration (D.P.A.)
The interdisciplinary Doctor of Public Administration degree program is administered by the
Committee on Public Administration. The pur-

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pose of the degree is to prepare skilled professional public administrators l o r positions in the
public sector and l o r university teaching. Value
assessments. theoretical 3srumptions. ethics.
modes of decision-making. problem-rolving skills
i n budgeting. public pcrhonnel management. program evaluation. and policy analysis are some of
the areas of stud? avatlable. For details o f this
program. see the Grudrtorc Cofu1o.q.

Science and Engineering of Materials
(Ph.D.)
The interdisciplinary Doctor o f Philosophy degree program with a major i n the Science and Engineering of Materials is administered by the
Committee on the Science and Engineering o f
Materials. Emphasis is placed on the applications
of chemical thcrmodvnamics. the mechanics o f
solids. quantum mechanics and transpun theory
for investigation o f the rela~ionshipsbetween m i crostructure and propcnies o f solids. and the dependence o f rnicro\tructurr~on pra-elsing. For
details o f this program. \ee the Grodaaru Cnra10,q.

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
OF MATERIALS
SEM 556 Eiatron Microwopy bboratoq. 3 F
. a ~ r a l o v 10 s . w n SEM 558 Cross ,strC as USE
556 Pre or corm. s ' e SEM 558 a, M S t 558
557 Electron Microxopy Laboratory. (31 S
Laboratory suppn for SEM 559. Cross-llsted as MSE
557. Pre- or carequlscte: SEM 559 or MSE 559.
558 Electron Microscopy 1. (31 F
M~croanaiys~s
of the strunure and ~0rnp058110nof malerlals using images, dlnractlon, and X-ray and enetgy loss
spenroscop, <no* eage 01 eemontaq '?sea og'api,
recproca ance Slereog'aplC proec'ons ana tor-per
dar a065 5 rm. re0 Cross SIB
A=,. MSE 558 Plrleo.
slts: instructor'approval.
559 EIwtron micros cop^ 11. 13) S
Microanalysis of the strucfure and carnpos8tlon of matena15 using images, dlWractlan, and X-ray and energy loss
< n a ~ e a g eo' cemertar, cCyslaograpny
speara&p,
rec pra-a anaereograpn c pro w . o n s ana cornpek
.a, aoes s rear pea C W S S sIW as MSE 559 P'ereo.
site: instrunor'approval.
700 Research Uothods.
790 Reading and Conlstsnca.
791 Seminar.
792 Research.
799 Diuertatlon R-rch.

Summer Sessions
Leon W. Kemper, Ph.D.
Director

The summer sessions provide an opportunity for Univers~tyfaculty. The Summer Sessron Bullenn.
a schedule of courses, 1s ava~lablein February
students to pursue academ~cwork on a year
round basis. Degree candidates, both graduate and may be obtained by writinc or call~ngthe Of
and undergraduate, as well as those seeking to ttce of Summer Sessions.
enhance or to refresh their subject maner Inter
Credit and Residence Requirements. Stuebts, will find a broad selection of courses avail
dents are permitted to earn a maximum of SIX se
able. All campus classes are held In air condi- mester hours of cred~teach five week sesslon or
tioned classrooms or laboratories. L~mitedoffer- nlne semester hours of credtt in the eight week
ings are available in off campus locations during session. Hours of enrollment in any other institu
the summer sessions.
tion or correspondence course is included in the
The opportunity for lnternatlonal travel and maximum allowable course load dunne- any. eiven
study n also available during the summer. These session. Students entenng the university as fresh
programs are directed by regular faculty members men are invited to beein their unlverslty work in
and permit students to earn graduate or under
the summer. They should, however, seek aca
graduate umversity credit. All international study demic adv~sementprior to registering. (See
programs have been approved by the involved undergraduate admlss~on,pages 28 34.)
academic department and college.
Undergraduate Enrollment. In general, ap
Terms. There are three summer sesslons; one of ~licantsfor admlsslon are expected to present evl
eight weeks and two of five weeks. The eight- hence of graduation from & approved four year
week sesslon and the first five week session nm high school, or evidence of good standing in an
concurrently.
accredited college. Students. 19 years of age or
Admission to Summer Sessions. Admis- over, may be admined as unclass~fiedstudents
but uith the un
without the above qual~ficat~ons,
slon to the university IS a requirement for enroll
ment in summer sesslons. However, transient deraanding that all umversity admission require
students those already adm~ttedto other col- ments must be satisfied before they can be admit
ted for a degree p r o p m . (See undergraduate ad
leges and universities are admitted as unclassl
fied undergraduates or nondegree graduates. The mission, pages 28 34.)
submission of transcripts or test scores are not re- Graduate Study. Summer Sessions offer an
quired for this status. However, some courses excellent opponunlty for baccalaureate degree
may require specific prerequisites. (See appro
holders to continue their professional develop
priate college policies )
ment. Candidates for graduate degrees should pay
Cond~t~onal
admission pnor to graduation from particular attention to the requirements for gradu
hlgh school may be granted. (See cond~t~onal ate admission and study. (See admission to the
admiss~onprior to graduation from high school. Graduate College, pages 455 457, and the
page 3 1.)
Graduate Caralog.)
Summer session courses are equivalent to the Fees and Expenses. Summer sessions stu
regular semester courses in content, c r e d ~ t dents pay only for the actual number of hours enawarded and expected standard of performance. rolled. The per semester hour fee is set by the
As a general rule, summer session c o m e s are Arizona Board of Regents and is consistent wlth
taught by regular members of the Arizona State

466 SUMMER SESSIONS

the fee assessed unclassified students enrolling
for I 4 semester hours during the academic ycar.
The summer scssions semester hour fee includes
the student activity fee. Out-of-slate tuition is
waived for all students during the summer sessions. See the current S~immerSesrion. Bullelin
for fee structure. For summer housing arrange-

ments. contact the Office of Residence Life at
Arizona State University.
information. ~~~~~~t~for ,he summer sessions
srhedule
~
l rr for~ other ~information
~
.
should k
to the office of summer
ses.
sions at ~~i~~~~ stare university, T
~ AZ ~
85287-3003,

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International Programs
Richard S. Olson, Ph.D.
Dire<tor

Arlzona State Universlty recognizes that In a
highly interdependent world, knowledge and appreclatlon of other nation? and cultures are essen
t~al. T h i ~~ntemationalcommitment IS reflected
by d vdnety of actlvltles in teaching, research, and
servlce. Arizona State Universlty IS espec~ally
active in Europe, Latln America and Asia.

The Office of International Programs
Located wlthin the Office of the Provost, the Of
fice of lnternat~onalPrograms is responsible for
promoting, fac~l~tating,
and in some Instances
administering unlverslty programs with an international emphasis. The activities include estab
Inhlng univers~tyrelationships wlth governments.
foundations, and fundlng agencies; secunng research. teachmg, and servlce opponunities for
fdculty; and facll~tatingstudy abroad and ex
change poasibilittes for students. The Office of
Internat~onalPrograms also worhs with commumty and state organizations to increase lntema
tlonal awareness

Area Studies
Specla1 area stud~esprograms are coordinated
through the Center for Aslan Stud~es(page 101).
the Center for Latln American Studies, and the
Russ~anand East European Studies Consonlum
(page 102). These groups publ~shjournals, research reports. scholarly monographs, and books
in add~tlonto coordinating educatronal programs
withln the university and abroad

American Language and Culture
Program
The American Language and Culture Program
(ALCP) features an mtens~ve,non credit course
of study designed for adult ~ntemationalstudents
who desire to become proficient in Engllsh as a

second language for academic, profeqsional, and/
or personal redsons Appl~cantsmust be 18 years
l
or
of age and must possess a h ~ g h~ c h o o diploma
117 equivalent. All conditions of the Un~tedStates
Imm~grat~on
and Natural~zationlaws pertaining to
full tlme study in the United States must be met
by all dpplicants. Beglnnlng students are required
to take an Engl~shplacement t e a pnor to the be
ginning of classes. Cenlficates of achievement
are awarded on completion of the course. Admls
slon to the program does not constitute regular
admrsa~onto Ar~zonaState University.
Beglnn~ng.~ntermed~ate.
and advanced level
courses provide lnstructlon In grammar, pronun
ciatlon and speak~ng,listening comprehension,
wrltlng and composition, and reading and vo
cabulary. Academic adv~singand onentatlon to
Arizona and the United States are Integral pans of
the program.
Program-wide social actrvitles edch term In
clude a major field mp. a dmner. a picnic. a cultural activity. visits to museums, historical sites,
and musical presentations.
Advanced level ALCP students may be permitted to concurrently enroll in up to two ASU cred~t
classes with the approval of the director. Several
speclal classes are offered through the ALCP.
Classes in conversation and the Test of English as
a Fore~gnLanguage (TOEFL) are offered alter
nate terns. Also. the ALCP offers a credit bear
ing class in the second cycle of each semester.
The fall and spnng semesters are div~dedinto
two e ~ g h tweek cycles. Students may enroll for
one or more cycles. An eight week summer ses
slon of study is also offered. lnqutries concemlng
adm~ssion requirements, enrollment and fee
schedules should be sent to the ALCP. Irish Hall,
A r ~ z o n a State U n ~ v e r s ~ t yTempe,
.
Arlzona
85287 1106.

468 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

In addition to its intensive English program. the
American Language and Culture Program administen the international teaching assistant program and conducts special projects funded by the
USlA and other agencies.

lnternational Academic Programs
ASU Programs. Arizona State University
provides extensive opportunities for study abroad
and student exchange. Programs are operated by
various units within the university and in pannership with other universities and agencies. Currently, semester andlor full-year programs are
available in England. Wales. France. Germany,
Israel, Italy. Spain. Yugoslavia, Mexico. Bolivia,
Canada, China and Japan. In addition, special
summer study programs are available each year.
Success overseas depends on careful advanced
planning. Many programs require the ability to
speak a foreign language. Students should consult their academic advisor to determine how
courses taken overseas will apply to their program of study. Generally. students who participate in Arizona State University programs may
apply their financial aid for overseas study, receive resident credit, and achieve the most costeffective overseas educational experience. General information about ASU's international aca-

demic program offerings is available from the Office of International Programs which will direct
students to the appropriate program directors.
Non-ASU Programs. At times. continuing
ASU students independently attend or participate
in international academic programs sponsored by
other universtt~esand unaffiliated agencies. The
Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the Office of International Programs work cooperatively
to provide students with accurate information
concerning overwas study and transfer credit.
The Office of lnternational Admissions identifies the accreditation status of foreign institutions
and issues a letter to each student advising him/
her as to the accreditation status of the institution
the student plans to attend. It is the responsibility
of the student to consult with hisher degree program at ASU.
It is very imponant that students who plan to
attend overseas study complete necessaly readmission and catalog petition forms prior to leaving ASU. They will need to check with ASU's
Registrar's Office to make sure they are following the university's policy in regard to readmission and graduation. If the student wishes to follow the degree requirements of the catalog in effect prior to hisher departure. helshe must file a
petition with the college of hisher major.

Off-Campus
Academic Services
John L. Edwards, Ed.D.
E.recutive Director

The Office of Off Campus Academlc Services 1s
the academ~cservice arm of the university in pro
viding the opportunity for off campu? credit and
noncredit courses. The following servlces and
programs are available: off-campus courses for
academ~ccredit, correspondence study, noncredit
courses. ~nstructionaltelevtsion. Elderhostel Pro
gram, ASU Sun Ctttes and assi~tancem the de
velopmenl and administration of conferences.

page 21). Full time students who have p a d regts
tration fee5 and tultion (seven or more semester
hours) ntucr also p a r additional fees if they enroll
in off-campus credit courses that commence after
the 21st calendar day of the start of each semes
ter.

Correspondence Study

College credit correspondence courses offered by
Arizona State Untverstty are specifically deslgned
Off-Campus Courses
for the student unable to attend classes in person
As a convenience to students, off campus courses They are offered for those who are seeking to ful
are organlred and scheduled in locations condu
fill degree objecttves as well as for those who
cive to enrollment in the metropolltan area and wlsh to Increase their occupational, profess~onal
vanous locations in the eastern half of Maricopa and intellectual skllls.
County.
Persons desirtng to enroll in correspondence
Credits earned off campuy wtll be recorded on study should write to the Correspondence Study
a student's permanent record in the same manner Office, Off-Campus Academic Services, for an
as those earned on campu? and both w ~ l lbe enrollment form and a brochure l l s t ~ n gthe
courses available. Students who have been admit
equ~valentin all academ~ccons~derat~ons.
Admis
ston to and prerequisite requirements for a cred~t ted to the unlverslty and are mending to reglster
course must be the same whether the course 1s for a correspondence study coune must first obtatn the approval of their advisors and the dean or
taught on or off the univers~tycampus. Identtfica
tlon of coune content, method of insmction and the Standards Committee chair of the college In
w h ~ c hthey are enrolled. This approval 1s reevaluation. and selection and appointment of in
qulred of any contrnuing student whether he or
smctors for off campus courses rematn the pre
rogative of the appropnate academic deparunent she is or is not enrolled for courses d u m g the
with subsequent approval of the dean of the col- summer sesstons or the vacation penods. Student
lege.
athletes are required to obtaln pnor approval from
The fee for off campus courses is $67.00 per the faculty athletics representative in order for
semester hour. Full time students (students regis- correspondence course credit to be used in meet
tered for seven or more hours through on-campus Ing the NCAA "satzsfactoty progress" requue
reglstration) may reglster for off campus restdent ment. Unclassltled undergraduate or graduate
credlr courses without the payment of addit~onal students are not requ~redto obtain t h ~ sapproval.
fees. Any combtnation of on-campus and off- Correspondence study courses may not be utilized
campus ~esrdenrcredit courses resulting in a for repeating courses in w h ~ c hthe student previcombined registration of seven or more semester ously recelved a grade of "D." "E." or "1."
A correspondence course generally consists of
hours requtres that the student pay full time, in
state reglstration fees. or full time out of state e ~ g h tlesson assignments for each semester hour
reglstratton fees and the appropriate tuition (see of credit concluding w ~ t ha final examinanon.

470 OFF-CAMPUS ACADEMIC SERVICES

Eight to ten hour? are normally requ~redto pre
pare each assignment.
A student will not be permitted to take the final
exammation for a cour\e in les* than seven d a ) ~
hom date of reglctratlan tor a one unit course. 14
days for a two unlt course and 21 dabs tor a
three unit courqe.
Students are limited to one corre\pondence
study course lntt~ally,with the expectation of
completing that course w~thina calendar year.
However, when one halt the lessons are com
pleted in the l n ~ t ~ aenrollment,
l
enrollment in a
second course is po~rible Students are llrnlted to
a maxtmum of two correspondence counes at any
one time.
A maximum ot 30 yemeqter hours of credit
earned tn correspondence and/or by comprehen
sive examination may be applied toward the bac
calaureate degree at Arizona State Unlvers~ty
Correspondence coursea are not appl~cableas
graduate cred~ttoward advanced degree?.
The fee for correspondence courses la $31.00
per semester hour of credit and is payable at the
time of reglstratlon. Thn fee i\ required of all stu
dents. incrudins full tlme studeno who have oatd
registration fees and tuitlon on campus. Tu~rion
walvers do not apply to correspondence study
fees.

noncred~tcontinuing educdtion acttvitieq are ap
proved by a college, or other approved agency of
the un~versity Activltie? md) be co sponsored or
conducted In cooperdtlon with out\ide aeencles or
groups when there 15 lnterndl university involve
men1 and control and the purpose of the activity is
educational.
The Office of Oft Campu, Ac~demicServrces
provide3 operating a\%lstanre. encourages pro
p a m development and coordinates all continuing
educat~onactlvltles bponaored by univenity ad
mtnlstratlve unm and departments.

Elderhostel

Elderhostel at Arizona State Unlver\ity is a resl
dential Continu~ngEducation Special Program
whtch br~ngad small group ( 3 0 4 0 ) of older citizens to the unlveralty Cdmpu? for one or more
weeks. It i? a new earning opponunlty for per
sons over the age of 60. Courses spe~ldllyde
signed for the panlclpant\ will be offered on a
noncredit h a m with no homeuork or testing.
The couries do not pre %upposeprevious hnowledge of the ~ubjecland because of the concen
trated one week tormat. hostelers are dble to
move on to other unl\ersltles within the natlonal
network The counes at Arlzona State Univers~ty
are taught by reguldr faculty and outstanding
Admission to Off-Campus and Correspon- communltv leaden. Some local elders may par
dence Course Proarams. A student mav en
tlclpate as commuters, but the program spint is
roll In an off campus or correspondence course based on the combined resldentlal and academtc
without making formal application for adm~ttance expenence5 A wide variety of extracurricular ac
to the univers~tyor to degree candidacy. High tivlties whlch Idle advantage of on campus opschool seniors may enroll in off campus or cone
portunitie? will be made avalldble to hostelers and
apondence courses under the provi<~onsas stated commuter? dlihe
for Cond~tionalAdmlaslon Prlor to Graduation
Arizona State University Sun Cities
from H ~ g hSchool. (See page 31.)
The ASU Sun Cltles educational fac111ty 1s lo
Instructional Television Services
cated at the Bell Plaza Professional Butldtng
Telev~sionis a convenient, effectwe and efficient South. 17220 Boawell Boulevard. Sun City, Ari
educattonal delivery system. Through telev~s~on. zona, in the nat~on's largest retirement commu
it is possible to deliver selected educatlondl op
nlty. The courses offered are predominantly non
portunltles to the adult population ot Arizona. In
cred~tand include a curriculum tallored specifi
srmctional Television Serv~cesuses televrslon as cally to the interest5 of the retirement community
an educational delivery system capable of tumtng Each year more than I SO Lourses from approxl
homes, busmesses and schools in rural and urban mately 30 disc~pline\ are taught A bariety of
communltles Into learntng environments
weekly lecture\ also are available throughout the
year.
Noncredit Continuing Education
Occasionally credit cla\rea are offered when
Arizona State University recognize5 its respons~ the demand is uarrdnted. The credit classes are
biltty for providing effective contlnulng education taught by ASU facult). Fome local Sun C~tleare
activities. These activities. coordinated through tired educators, ret~red professionalb, foreign
the Office of Off-Campus Academic Services, are service officlala and ~urrentlyemployed community educators.
educational In nature and In conformance with es
tabl~shedunivers~tyregulations and policies. All

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OFF-CAMPUS ACADEMIC SERVICES 471

The ASU On Wheels Educational Tours program provides mare than 30 single-day trips and
six or more rnultiple-day tours each year. Travels
are made throughout the state of Arizona and bordering states with courhes in Southwest history.
geology. suciology and economy offered en route.
Multiple day tour? include stays at Lake Powell.
Canyon dc Chelly. northern Arirona/southern
Utah areas. southern Arizona. New Mexico and
Durango. Colorado.
ASU Sun Cities has developed a Women's
Studits Program designed for mature women in
areas such as self-actualiration. self-confidence,
self-image and ?elf-knowledge. Upon completion
of two core course5 and six elective courses. a
cenlficate to Wamen's Studies is awarded.
Some special educational programs are offered
including a two-week educational study trip to
Cuernavaca. Mexico. where students stay in local
residents' homes and study Spanish five hours per
day in The Center far Bilingual Multicultural
Studie~School. This high concentration of Spanish enables the \tudent to absorb the language at a

faster pace as they apply Spanish to their daily
use.

University Conference Services
The Office of University Conference Services coordinates on-and-off campus conferences. seminars and workshops sponsored by any administrative unit or academic department within the university. Working closely with each of the
university's colleges, complete conference services and assistance to any campus
.
-group desirous
of conducting an educational program or professional meetine- are offered. Services include. but
are not limited to, general conference planning.
budgeting, site selection, promotion and publicity.
hotel/motel liaison, and overall logistical suppon
for any and all phases of the conference. The office also aids in the development of guidelines.
checklists and general operating procedures
which serve to ensure coordination and smooth
operation of continuing education activities sponsored by the various campus depanments.

Faculty, University Offices
and Services
The t d c u l t ~Il\ted drc ~ n \ o l \ e din both r r a d u a t e and u n d e ~ r d d u d t etn\rrurtlon
> e a r l o lowine name ind~cdte*t ~ r q appointment.
l
Emerlti dre included

Arizona Board of Regents
Ex Off c o
R ae Mofford
.......
C. D a n e Blrhop. B S . M Ed hl S

G

...

....

b<t,?,t

<,to

Suprr ,ircndcrrr f Pah a lnrrrrr rr ,,r

Appo nted

To January

To January 1990

.

4 J Pfi\ler. 8 S LL B

Donald G S h r o p ~ h ~ r e

1992

Ednh S Auslander. B A M A
Herman Chanen

To Januar) 1994

To January 1996

E5ther N Cap n. B A . hl A.

Andrcw D. H u r w ~ n J.D
.

To June 1989

Donald Ptlr. B S LL B

Douglaa I. Wall. J D.

Pdrrr~!. Miwhonor. B A

.

Student Regent

Jacqueltne Schne der. J D
.......................................................... C rr,,nelr> the B o r d
Molly Carbett Broad. B . A . M.A . . . . . . . . . . . .
E t u ' ~ r n rD'rr rrr. o,td Cl!,cf b ~ n u r r i eOfIkcr

Administration
J Ru\aell Nelson
. . . .
... Preadenr of rhe L nner rrr\ ro 6 70 Y9 Proferror of F ,!anre
B A P ~ L I Ln!
~ I . n CII rgc hl B 4 . Ph D Univcr\ I) ofcalif mta. Lai Angc c

......................................................... P, 7 ,

Richard E. Peck

.

.

A B C m o I CL llepr M S Ph D llnlre

Ben) Turner A ~ h e r
B A . Eartern kcnr c i , L n vrr.llr
Brent W Brown
B A Bngharn Yn n~ L

\

I\

,,

I

rip

P r ~ ~ ! d e n r / o1 rnlierrm Relurr nrs. AT, <rur<P r r ~ / e r ~ o( ,1 Puhlrc A t f o r r ~

. 4 izona Slate Lnl\errlr) Ph D . L n l \ e n l l \
........................... .I
,LC Prrs,derir/,,

Henry C Ree\er
B S Frank in md Mrr\hrl

fEnq1,rh

1 I< I P,emdenrJor Srudenr Affuvs A n > ior< Profi \ \
11 C o l m ~ r7,i Edurorron
M 4. He*tern Kenruclr Lnlre, h. Ed D L n l i c I\ ol Clni n rl

..

r r i , tr.

11. Professor

of H >con\n Madlro

M \

f I nc

\

R< sro, I . Pr I ~ . $ r r < ~ M I I hroloq,
,

Cn rgr. U 4.Ph D . Vanderb ll bn %errii,

Vlctor M Zlfra
................
B S F S Gci r&cs,un L n ven I ) . hI P A Pr ncclxn Lnlverrlry

...

Ircr P,rs,rl<,~r t r Bermesr 4fioirs

Vernon E Lattln
. . . . . . . . . . . . ..Pro or! and i'ice Presdenr f )r. A5U We \ r Cumpur P,,/er\or
B A . M A Un~vervlyof New Mcxl o. Ph D lnlrcr, ty ofColorado

,f Englrsh

,<

,

Lawrence D Manhln . . . . A\rr\mnr r rhe Pres,denrfor Admrnlsrrrrrl vt. As? tar' Pr<,/er.$o,of Puhlrc A#mor,s
B B A Clty Cul ~ g of
c Neu >crk Ph D Unl\cr~llyof llllnolr

.

Ann E Bergln
B S Nonhue\trrn

.............................................................. A~.\raonr r
L n l v c r * ~ t ) M A . lnzonr Strtc

Un \ersity

J

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RESIDENT FACULTY 473

Colleges, Schools and Libraries
J o h n Meunier ....
. Dean College ofArch8rrcrure ond Envtr?rvrienrol Drsrqn, Prqferror ofArrhlrerrure
B Arch Untbcrrclv of Llverpoo Eng and M.Arch Harvard Un b e n m . M 4 . Unnenlry of Cambridge IEng and

.

Charler W. Connell
........................lnrenm I'i r Prr,,o$! ond Dean ofrhr F a uln. ASU Wesr Compur
B A . M 4 . Un venlty of Clnc nnatl. Ph D . Rutgm. Thc State Un vcmlt)
Assocrote Professor of Htaor)
J o h n Kraft ..................
................... .D<an Collepe ufBusmesr. Professor o/Ftnon<r
B.S St Bona\enlure U w e n ry. M.A.. Ph.D. Unlrinbry of P~ttrbuigh

.

G l a d y s Styles Johnrtan .. .Dean. Colleqe ofEducnnon Profcrsvr of Edrc orronol Admrnrsonaon ond Sup<ntsion
B S Cheyncy Sfnf.Co lege: M Ed Temple Univcr\a). F'h D Came I Lnlre

.

.......................Dron Collrpe ofEnq!,lr<nnp und Applzrd S ien es; Prof<s.for ofEnqmpering
B.S.. Un~vcrrI) of Tera5. Arltngton M S Calltomta I n m e t e o f Techno ogy: Ph D Unlrcniry of Texas. Aurun

C. R Haden

.

.

S e y m o u r L Ronen .................
B S The Jul rrd S c h a I

........... ..Dean

.

.....

Collepe ofFlne Arts. Profprsor ofMus,c

.................

.................Deon

Collepe o f h w

Samuel A. Klrkpdtncl
. . ..Dean. College ofL~berolArrr and Scjenres Prqfriror of Polrocol S rrnre
B S Shjppenrburg Slate C I ege. hl A . Ph D . Pennaylbanna S ~ UCn n e r ~ l j

.

Janelle Krueger
.....................................
B S M S Ph.D.. Unhrerrlr) ofcolorado

. D m n . Colleqe of Nursmg Professor of Nursrng

. .

Jesse F. McClure

.

...................................
...................... . D a n

.........

.

....... .Dean. Collrqr oJPuhlrr

Programs

St h ,I of Socml Worh. Professor of Sortal Worh

Z B M S E L nlver\Ny ot Mlch g m . Ph D Brandan Untrerr ry

.......................

B r a n Foster

.

B.A Nonhcm I !no!, Unlven

...... .Deon Graduore College: Profess< r ofAnrhropnlog,
A.M. Ph.D. Unlvenlt) of Michigan

I).

D o n a l d E. R~gge
.....................................
....................... Dean Untsersm Ltbrarzcs
B A . C en\ Ile S u t e Col ege. M A . West Vliglnla Un8ven~ly.M L S U n n e n a ) of P rebu gh.
Ed D . v,rgm a Pol,lc'hnl~ 1nrnV"t. and Stalc Lm\en,ry

Ted H u m p h r e y ...........

...Dean, The Unncrslrr Honorr College, Professor qfPhtlosophv
A B M A . Unwenlt) of Cnl!lom~a Rlrinlde Ph D . Un vcnny ot Cal tomla S m Dlego

.

Resident Faculty
A m e s t a d . Per ( 1 9 7 5 ) .......................................
.....Assonore Profesror o f f h v s i ~ sAsrrononz)
B.S.. U n ~ v e n ~ tofy 01 o Nonua) Ph D Uluven ry of Cal~fornlaBerkeley

.

.

Aceveda. Rabeno M 1964)
B.A Un venny of C~llfomlaBerke ey. M A .Ph D . Unsrers

.

. . Asstsronr Professor
I)

Ernenrus of Spantsh

of Anrona

Acharya. Raghunalh ( 1 9 7 6 ) . . . .
...................................Assonure Professor of Ph\s,cs
M Sc nrvsrnt) of De hc India F'h D Unl\ersirvaf Rxhhhler

.

.

A d u n r . Karen L ( 1 9 8 4 ...............
B.A.. M A . Ph D . L n v e n l n ot Mlchlgan

....................

Ars!sronr Professor of English

Adelson, Roger D ( 1 9 7 4 )
...................................
..................ASSGCI~IP
Proferor ofHrsrorv
B A . George Wbrhtnglon Unlven!n. B Lib U m e n r) ofoxlord England M A . Ph D . Washmgton Unlvcnity

.

.

Agullar. John L. (1976) ....
..................
Assorrole Profersor ofAnrhropolog\
B A Uruven rv a f Ca lfomla Los Angeler M A . Cdlfarnra Slate Un rcnlly. Los Ange es.
Ph D . Un~venltyof Cal fomla. Sm Dlego

Ahern. Maureen V. 1972) ...........
.....................
.... Professor of Spanish
B A . Un bcnlty of Neu Hampihare Bachrllcr. Doctor en Letrab Unlven dad Nacaond Mayor & San Marcos Peru
Ahn, Tdeslk 1988) ................................................... Asstsronr Professor of Accounronry
B.B A . Seoul Natlonrl UDI(.E~ I I Y Soufh Koxa , Ph.D.. Univcnlty ofTcxa5. Ausr n

Ai (1988)

.......................................................................... ..Assoctou

B A . Un ven

I)

.

of Anzona. M.FA Uruvers8ryof Cal~famta,lrvlnc

ProfPssor ofEnghsh

RESIDENT FACULTY

474

Atken. J a n e H (1985) ....
....................
B A . Hollln* Co cge. J D . New York Unwers 1,. LL M Georgr!awn Unner

.

. . . . . . . . ..A<socrurr Ptofessor

Lo 3

?f

11)

A ken. Leona S 19851 ...........................
.... Professor of Pst hnloqt Arw .,ore Dron Rrreorrh.
B S Vlrglnlr Cornrnonueallh Un~versaty M S Ph D Pu due Unlvenlry
Collcqe r fLlhtra1 4rrs undScrrrxcr

.

Aherr. Lex A. ( 1 9 8 0 ............
..................
B S E E M S E E.. Ph D . Terar Tcrh Unlvcrsziy

Profms r oJEnplne<rrrip

Ahlnr. W ~ l l ~ d H
r n (1975 .
.........................
B A . D u l c Un,\en tr. M A . Ph D bn~vcrsllyof Dcnver

... Profesror

of Tlworre

Albena. Janet K. 1989)
.........................
Asr8rronr P,<trrsor J C iwmu,zicon ri
B S Ed Ab lc e Chnrtlan Unlvenity. hl.4. Ab cne Chnrnan Unlversiry Ph D Unncnil) of Tcra, Au\tln

. R<pt,trr

Alcoch. J o h n (1972 .........
.............................
B A . Arnhenl College. Ph D . Harvard Uni\cr\~L)

ProJcrs r of Z

01 ,q\

1

1
I

Aldnch. Frank T ( 1 9 6 9 ......
................................. Asr crotc PtoJmror of Groprapln
B A Unlvcna) of Texas. M S Ph D .Oregon Scare L n "err ty

.

....................................
A l d n d g e . G o r d o n ( 1978) ......
B A . M A,. M.S W Unlrenrm of Toronto Ph D.. Unlvenlr) f Mlchlgan

Proferror Enter [us of So rol U o r i

.

Alexander. R o b e n J. ( 1 9 7 5
......................
B.A.. Macale~lerCollege. M.A Ph D Unlrerslry of W m a n

.

.

.................. . P r Jess
I".

..................................... Proferror of

Alisk). M m t n ( 1 9 5 7 ) . ....................
B A . M J Ph D.. Unlvenlry of Texas

r of Gpmion

Madlaon

Allen. Thcodore Jr. (1959). .
...............................
B S.M.E M S.M E . Texas A&M Unlvcnlty

Polrr col Scrunrr

Pnfrrxo! Eniermts ~JE,t$8nt~rrtip

.

Alltaon. M a r i a T ( 1 9 8 4 ............................
...............Asso~rareP! ,fe\r<
B S M S Unwrrr~lyaf New Mexico Ph D . Untver~lf)of llltno h

. .

, ,f Leuure Srud rs

Alqulst, Lewts R 1984) ......................
................................. . A M irore P, fess~, of A,[
B F A FI nda Atlant c Unkven~ry.M F A . Cmnbrarl Acadernb of An
Althetde. D a v ~ dL ( 1 9 7 1 ........................
.................................. Pn~jrrsor J u ~ r t ~Srrrdjr,
e
B A . Centia Wahlngron Slate Co lege. M A Unlvcnn) of W a h ngton. Ph D Unners!t\ ol Ca iforn a. San Dleeo

.

Allman. Mtchael L ( 1 9 7 2 ....................
..
4 B Bowdoin Collcge: LL B .Boston Col ege LL M. Hanard Unlvenlry

Pr<feaor o f Lua

Alvarada. Ronald H ( 1 9 7 4 ..........
..........................................
B A . Unsuen~lyofcaltforn~aRiversrde M S Ph D . Washington Slate Unrverr~ly

...................................
Amel. Eric (1988) ............
B.A D k r l n Col egc. M.A.. Ph.D., W a h ngion Unlversay

.

Anderson. J o h n C. 1 9 8 7 ) ..................................
.
B S M S U n ~ v e n i of
t ~ Mtrroun. Kansas Cbry Ph D Uni\err~r)afTennearec

. .

.

A n d e n o n . Bruce A ( 1 9 6 6 ....................
B A . M S Ph D Uni>en~ryof Ioxa

.

.

Pr y r r r~ 01 ZI lop\

A%sorole Professor of Fin w r c
Asnsronl Pr<$eblfe,sorof A<

..................................... . P I Jersc r

anron

\

f Marhenmrxs

A n d e n o n . Douglas A. (1979)
........................... Profesror of Joarnalrmt and Tekcommunrrorr ,n
B A Hrqlmgr Col ege. M S Keamcy Sla~cCollege:
Dlrerror Uolrtr Cronilre Srltool f
Ph D . Southern lllinols Unncrs ry
Jorrr.nal!m>ottd Tcle omm ~nrcon
t,,

.

Anderson. G a r y 1975 ......................................Asso<rore Profess ,r r f Reod!,~qund Lthrur, Scie, ce
B S M Ed. Edanboro SrareCo lege. Ph D Unlvervry of P rlrburgh
Dlreo, r . ProJ~rso,rolFteld Etpprren -er

.

Anderban. Mary R (1974) ................................................ Asso<$urePlofersor f E n s m e e t r , ,
B A . Hope College. M.S Ph D Lnaverslry ot Iowa

.

.

................................... A s < clole ProJer~orEnwrrrus of Frnan e
Anderson. Melvln S. ( 1 9 6 7 ) .
B S. M.S Oklahoma Slate Uniucrslt). Ed D Untrcr, ty of Arkansas

.

Andress. Barbara L (1972)
B A . M A . Anzona State Unlvennry

................................

...

.Proferror of Muszc

RESIDENT FACULTY 475

Angel1 C Austen 1989
..
B s M s MC bourne unlvenlt, (
~
~ ~h D
~
t uenlty
~
Angulo. Jullo (1981) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

...Profersor of Chemrsrry

. .

~~~~d~~
~ eng
i
~

. . . .4,sr~ranfProfessor qt Soczol Work

.

B.A.. Unrven f \ of Houston TLITS. M S W UOIYCRIIY
of Csl~fornldL( \ 4ngele\ Ph D Kansas State Uruverslty

rofesror ofEduconono1 Polrc\ Srudres
~arronalLeodershrp and Polto Srudws

Appleton. Nicholas R (1972
B 4 . San F an .LO Sraa Unsr
.
M A Calitornia Slate Un ven ly. Uonh dke. Ed D Lo

Applewhtte. Sreven (1985
B A . Unlvenlr) ot Texaa. Au\t

ot Ma~ruihurenr.Arnhent

b e >I$

As~rsronrProfessor ofSocrol Worl

.

n. M S W Ph D . Lin \ e n tv

ot M ~ ~ h i g a n

.......................A>,"< tore Professor o f F ~ n o n c r

Aranda. Luls ( I 9 >
Bhl.MEd.

n\

Arcinlegn. G M guel 1979

rroctore Pmofesessor of Counselor Edurorron.
~ltnquoland B~culnrrolEd"<ooon

B S . M A . heu Mex costate n \ e r s t \ ,
Ph D.. Un v e n I) of An2 nd

. . . . . . . . . Prufcsror

Armstrong. Robert L (1967

B A State Terchcn Co leee of l o w M S Un$rcrrhl\ of Iowa Ed D . bnlver

Arner. Douglas G

11,

.......

( 1959).

Emerlnrs f Srrondon Educorron

of A n r a a

ProJc~rr Emerrrus ofPhrlosoph,

B S . Crerghron L n l r e n a v M A . Ph D . I n ~ v e n n yof Mlchlern

Arnold. Wtlltam E. 1973).. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
B S M A . hionhem I1 >nosLnlrerslf) Ph D Penn*yl\m r Strtc 1n n c r It)

....

.

Profesror o f C ~mmunr<orron

Part Datora Fe ou m Psycholag\ Fiondr Slrle I n > e n I)
Aronran. Jerome M. 1966 . . . .
B 9.Ph D Lnncrs,ty of Ca1,fomra. Bcrkclc)

Ashcroft, E d m ~ dA

Professor ofBoran,

..........................Professor of Compurcr Science

1988

.

B A Cantab E gland Ph D lrnpcnrl Callcgc ol London tnbland

Ashe, Roben W

Profe~sorEmerrrus ofEducorton

1955)

.

A B M A Anrona Sfric Un verslt). Ed D . Un ventty 01 Southern Cal f o m n

,

...... ..Arso<roa Pr fes$nr f C o t ~ m ~ lEducrrnon I'd<< Prexdenrfor Studenr Affoolrs
B A,. Ed%lernKennr~kyLn remr). M A . Weuern henocl, Unwer,!l). Ed D Ln~versif)of C ncmatl

Asher. Betty Turner (1982
A\hford. Jose 1984

.

....................................

Assrrronr Profem>r ofSocta1 Worl

B.A.. LovalaUn ver, I). M S.W.. Ohi>Stale L n w r n a i ~Ph D . Bowling Green State Univerr ry

Ashley, Rlchud (1981
B A,. L n ven

f)

............................

Ar~ocroreProferror of Polrrrcol S tence

ot Calitorn a. Santa Barbara. M A Ph D hlrr\rchu\cllr lnslllutc of T c ~ h n oogv

Arsuml. Taka)an P (1968

.............

Professor of Mum

.

B F 9.Kun tach, Mur L Cot ege (Japan M W New England Con*malom af Music

Autare. Donald D. 1959

............

Professor Emenrus ofTerhnoloq)

B S E . Un r e n l n of h h ~ h l g a n M S E Anzona Stale Unlver*ll)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Emrrrrus of Enginrenng

Avery, Jamea P 19M)

.

B S M E M S M E Uruven~f)of Mnchlgm Ph D hirdue Un

vmlt)

Ax. Leland S 1959)
........................................Ar~orrareProfesrcr Emenrus qfEnqzneerrnq
B S.E.. B S.R.E.. Tn S u t c Col cge: M S Kan*a%Stale Co lrgc
Akelrod. Moms 1972) ..................................
Proferror Emcurus ofSooolog,
B A . Ph D Lnwensr) of M~chlpan
Sen, r Research Assocmrr. S u n e , Reseorrh Lobororor)

.......................... Asrocrare Professor ofEducnrion

Axford. Roger W 1975)

B A Nebraska Wesleyan U vcnlty. M A Ph D.. Unlrently o f C h cago

Backhaus. Ralph A. 1977

.

.......................

.

.

Prr,fc?ror of Aqrtbusmess end EnuronmenMI Resour er

B.S Rurgen. The State Un venn). M S Ph D Unlven~tyof Ca lfom a. Dav r

Backua. Charles E 1968

.........................................................Prvfrssor o f E n g , n e e ~ n g Assrsranr
:
Deon.

B S M E Ohio Unwcrnrv.
M S Ph D Uruvenry of Anzona

.

.

Colleqe ofEnqmeerinq and Applred Sctences
Dlrecror. Engmeenng Resmrch Crnrer

RESIDENT FACULTY 477

................... Profes~or Emerirur ofA~rihurrnessond En~rronnrmrolResources
Barrett. T h o m a s W (1950)
B S Bnghnm Young Uwucm~ly M S Ph D Cornell Lnlverslry
Assoclare Professor ofMw1c
Barroll Aschaffenburg. R a y n a ( 1 9 8 0 .......................................
B M . Unwenny of Texas. D M A UnlvenNy at Maw and

.

.

.

Banels. R o b e n D.(1981) .....................................
B A . Univcr iw ot Mch~gan;I D Stanford Unwers!ty

..................... Professor o f h w

.

B a n z , Donna R (1968) ........................
B F A M A. Unrrc r) of Colorado

,

.......................... Assocrare Pmjerror

of Theatre

................................Asrorrore Prqfersor qf Monogement
Bassford. Gerald (1969) ......
B S U S Un benlry ofwyammg. D.0 A lndlana U n n e n n
.......................... Profur ,r ofEnqlish. Chorr. Deporrment ofEngOsh
B a t a ~ l l e Gretchen
.
M (1988)
B S M A C r lforn a Po ltechnlc SLaLc Un veri I). D A .Drake Uni%erslLy
.........Assocrore Professor ofH!rrorv
Batalden. Stephen K (1976) ...............................
B A Avgrburg College. M A . Ph.D. Unwenlty of Mknnesota

. .

.

Batchelor. Harold W (1943 ......................
B A Uni\ers!lv ot Oregon. B S . M S Unlvenllv of I inass

.

................P,oftssor

Emerrrus ofLibrarv Soencc

....................... ..Professor Emernrus of General Business
B a n . W a y n e M (1962) ..................
B S. Southwc5t Mla\oun Stare Co lege M A Vonhwesrcm Lntrerr I). Ph D Un>vers!ry of Southern Callfornla

.

.

...................................4rsirranr Professor of Technolog)
Baxler. Harr) R. (1984) ........
B A. New 1 o k Ln venlry. M B A . Falrlelgh Dicllnron U n e n a t . M Tech. Anzona State Unlversll)
Bealtley. G e o r g e C . Jr. (1956)
B.S.M E.. Texas Tech Unrvers~r)
M s M E . untvenrty of Tcxa\,
ph D Ok ahoma State Unnerrity P E

.......................................

Professor of Engtneenng,
Awociate Deon Collrge of Engzneerlng ond Applred Scrences,
Direrror School of Engineering
Dtrrrror. Enqlneenng Core and Special ond Inrerdrsc~plinor)Programs

.

....................................lnrtrunor of Nursing
Beck, Lasca (1984) ...............................
B S N Texas Woman's L n ver,~ry. M Ed. East Texas Stare Un~venlly
............................... Profemor cf Public Affairs
Becker. R l a m e s (1965) ............
B S MA.. Bradlc) Un~ven%ry.
Ph D . Unnerslty of i l l a o ~ ,
Beckman. l a m e s R. 1980) ...
.......................................... .Assoriore Professor of Englneerrng
B S.. M.S Un versli) of Wtsconnn, Ph D Unlvcn I) ot Anzona

.

Bedlent. Jack D ( 1 9 6 3 .
........................................ Assocrore Professor of Morhemancs
A B Albion College, M B S Ed D Un~vcntl)of Colorado

.

.

Bedworth. David D. 1963) ..............................
...................... Profenor of Enqtneenng
B S I E LamavCoUege of Techno ogy. M S I E . Ph D . Purduc Unlvenlly
............................... .Professor @Secondon Educorion
Bell, lames W (1966) ....................
A B.. Washbum Untven~rv.U FA. Ed.D.. Un venlry of Kmras
Bell. John E. (1965) ..............
..................................
B S.. U n ~ v e nty of Nebmha M A . W.D.. Unlvcnlly of W y o m g

Profersor ofSecondar) Educanon

Bell, Mary E 1970) ............................................... .Asronore Projessor Emerttus of Educanon
B S.. Indiana State Teachers College. M.S , Butler Unlvenlry. Ed D Indiana Unluer~lIy
Bell, Shirley (1988 .............
Assrsronr Professor qfNurstng
B S.N.. Un~versttyof Cmcmnrtl. M S.N.. Wayne Stare Unnverslry. Ed D . West Vlrglnia Umvcrs ty
Bellamy, L y n n (1976) ...................................................... .Assocrorr Professor of Engmeenng
B S.. Texas A&M. M.S ,Ph D TU ane Unlrerslly
..........Professor Enzertrus ofEducor8onol Poltc) Srudres
Belok, M ~ c h a e lV. (1959) ......................
B S lndmana Unlvcrslry; M A . Anzona State L nlversrry Ph D.. Untvena) of Southern Cahfffa
................................... .Assoclafe Prqfpssor ofMorLenng
Beltramml. Rrchard F. (1979) .................
6,s..M.S Un~ucntryof l h o a Ph D Unlvcnlr) ofTexar. Aurnn

.

.

.

Benavldes. Alfredo H (1988) .................................................. .Assorzole Professor ofEducation
B.A.. Texas A&l Un veolty. M A . Ph.D.. Michlgan State Unlvem ly

RESIDENT FACULTY

478

Bender. B e n A. 1971 ...............
B A . Unive \ I) of Warhmgron. Ph D Un uers

.........................

I,of Cditomla.

Pr f<\%o, ofE~,,plirh

hine

Bender. Gordon L 1953
.....................................Professor Erne,lrrrr
B.S loud state Col ege. M S bnlveniry of WI\ onr~nPh D Un vcnltv of llltno 5

.

.

.

Bender. Paul 1981) .
A 8.. LL B . H l n x d L" \en,&

. . . .

.....................

Zu lopr

I,/

P n f e n r of L o w

Benedia. Joel A. (1936)
B A . M A . A n ~ o n aSiare Unnerslry Ed D . Fanford Un~ver\ly
Ben n. David B 1970)
. .
A B .come1 L n \rnlr) hl A . Ph.D I

.

Bentn, Mary B 1979)
B A Vanderb~liL n her

....
1,).

ss I .rare Profr.7~ r r j S

.

M 4 Ph D Uimenirr f Nebraia. L

<I<

luq\

ro n

Bennett. E Desn 1970) ......................................... Prcfmenr, < f Journobsm and Tele~onm~s,i,~urro,t
B A ~ n g h r m'xoune L n n e n M A Ph D . M ch, m Sure Unlrenu
Bennett. Peter A

...

1984

..Assrsmrrr Profcrror o I P h \ r r o

Benzlnger. Roben P. 1970) ............................................. .4rs ,crate Pnfetrssor Enie,rrs$
B S hI E U r nit) of Wcrcon n M A E C h r y ~er lnrtlfuie of Englneenng
Berch. Mtchael 4. (1969 .........................
B A . D . Culunlbaa L \enI)
B e r tner. Davtd C
B 4 . ~nlver,in of

TID r s p n

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P ! ~ f e50,

f Loh

1987). ..................... Profersvr fElemr,rror\ Eddnorron and Edrr<orrorzul P~r<ltolop\
ca tomla. L ,~ n g el.
e \I A or Angeler State c I ege. ~h D Strntord unnenil)

Berman. Dvvld R. 1966 ......................
B.4. R a i f o r d Co leee M A Ph D Arnmcm Lnlrcmlr\

Profess ,r < f PI lit, rrl

Berman. Ned S. 1964). ..............
B.S.. U Incrvr) ~f W \L nsln M S M A . Ph D Lnner<il) ot Texas

.

Bernal. Mdnha E 19861
. .
B A . Untr~nlt) f Teras E Pnso M 4 . Syrdcu\t Unlvcn I): Ph D I dlrna Un,\erw)

.

Bernhisel O ~ b r n Knatln
.
1986
B F A Un ver\llr ot Utah: Kunubeucrk*~hule.S ~ h wof Derren Sullzerland
Bernste~n.Britnca L. 1987 ................
B 4 Lni~er,I\ ofCa >toma. Berheie,
M Ed P h D L" vcm,fy of Cr1 fom,a S m , r Barbud

T<i t N

C ~

Prfenerr. f Fn rr,tre,rriq
Pr f e sr

t of

Pr,< holuq\

4rrrrranr Pr<frrr r of Arr

Projesror (Lf Cotmrelmq Ps\cholog, Ars <tote Dean.
Graduate Pro~runrrond Research Colleqc f Ed~aoricn

............................... Asrrsronr Prcfrsr,r fA,<ltrrertu,z
Benelsen. Wendle R (1964)
B Arch Un!rrr\ 1, of Mlchiean M Arch.. Unhvers ly ot A zona
B e n o r n . Richard M (1968
..................................... A s ~ m r u aProfessor Emt,rfar r ~ hla,lcr,np
j
A B .Come11 Unlvcr\trr: M B A,. Srvlf d U n e n w Ph D.. Un \enliy ot Wa*h ngton
Betr. M Auwn (1974 ........................................Assoczore P nfersor of Educunon. Proqronl Coordr,,oror
B S .L a h Ha\* SrareCollege.
bfeasarentenr. Troostt s. and Merh do/<qzcul Strld~es
M Ed. Pcnn\r ranha Stale Un~\cnily.MAT.. Broun Un \ern,): M A Ph D Unlrerss) 01 lll~noir
Bell. Mathe* J 111 (1961)
. . . . . . . . . . Pr lfpsror of Enqrneennq Iire P n i o $ rj ,r Plo,ln,rtq
B S . M S Ph D Nonhaeslem Uni\ers!l\
Beranson. Llewellvn W 1983
............................... .Asnstanr Prfewor
6,s. Un~\crvcvof Flonda M S Clark~onCollege (Techno 08). Ph D Clrrh*on L rven ty
B a k f o r d . Wlll a m B 1966) ...
B S.. hl S Kan~a.Srare Un~veniryPh D Lnn .nily of I llnolr

.

.

Pr &?or

j En$ neurmq
of En~ineennq

Bteber. Allnn L ( 1 9 6 3
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Profrs>ur <fChcntr\m
B S . M S North DAorr Stale Lnlvrn t). Ph D Oreeon Slate L n venlty
B l h m o n a . Karl D. (1987) ..............................
. . . . . Arrlrronr Profesror qlEnqmerrmq
B Tech. Kanpur lndla . M S Ph D .Vlrghnla Polylech lnnlrurc and Slate Untrenlf)

.

.

RESIDENT FACULTY 479

............................................. .Professor Emenrur of Spnnld

Bminger, Raben 1. (1962)

.

B A M A . Ph D Ohio Stare Uruven~ry

B~rge.Edward A (1972) ..............................................................

Arsocmre Proferror of Mtcrob,oloq,

B A Ph D l nrven~ryof W~rcan,m. Madoo

Bak. James P (1973). .........................................................

Professor of C h e m ~ s m

B.A.. St John's Inlrenlr). Ph D Iowa State Un~venlry

................................................... .Asrrsronr Profrsmr of Morleong

Blmer. Mary J (1987)

.

B.A.. M B A . Ph.D Un~\cnlr)of Washington

Bitter. Gary G . 1970

.........

Professor f Edu<ononol Medra and Cumpurers. Prosram Coord8naror.
Medro Contpurer Based Eduronon

B S Kanre Stare Untucrsay. M A Kansas State Teachen Co iege

Ph.D.. Unlrenl) of Den\cr

Bjork, Raben E 1983) .......
............................. Asso<rore Professor of Enqltsh
B A Pamona Co lege: M A , Ph D Unlvenlry of Cahfornla Las Angeler
Blackbum. Jack B. (1972)
. .Profew r Emenrus of Engrn~ennp

.

.

B S C E ONahoma Uiuvenlry. M S C E. Ph D.. Purdue Lntvc ury

Blackham. Garth J 1962)

Professor Emerrrvs of Counrelor Educonon

.

B.S M S Ulah State Un

Blackledge. Vernon 0. (196

.

rof~srorof Cornpurer S~zence

.

B S E E Un s e n 1 9 of 1 lmols. M S E E Unlventry of Smta C ara Ph.D.. A n ~ o n aState Unlver, ty

Blaec~er.Wlllard W (196

Professor Enlerlrus of Coun~elorEduc onon

B S M A . Un venlr) ot

Bldemore. Anhur E (1979

.......................

. . . . . . . . . Arrocrore Professor of Eronom~cs

.
llhno~rUnwerslrv
Blankensh~p.Roben E. (1985)
.......................................Profmror of Chemlsrn
.
We, eyan bnlvenay, Ph D.. Unrrenln ofCrliforntr.
B S M A . Lin~ven~ry
of Demoit. Ph D .So them

B.S NebmLa

Berkeley

Blanchard. lay S. (1988) ..............
M S T.Dr&e U n i ~ e nq. Ph D Un~venlr)ot Gearg~a
Blako. Vtncent 1. 1980

..... Arsocrore Professor of Educarron

.

Arro<zore Profemor of Morlenng

.

B.S M B A . Anzona S

...............................Asrocrare Profersor of Lox

Blare. Douglas A 1986)

.

B.S Dncklnron College. I.D.. Georgetom Unlvmlfy

Blechschmtdt, James (1986) ..............................
B S M.S Ph.D. Un venlly ot W~scon,m.Madlr n
Bley. Thomas S. (1988) ...........................

.

.

.

Asrlrronr Professor of Enqtn~errne

. . . . . . . . .Assocrore Professor of Deslgn

M I.D.. Ralt lnnr~rure

Boatsman, James R. (1986) .......................

.

.

. Pear M o m td Professor of Accountanrv

B.S.. M S .Oklahoma Stare Unlversn). Ph D , URivers~tyof Texas. Austan

Baetto. Laurel B (1956

................................. Assrsronr Professor Emerrrus of Education

B.A.. M A . Arizona State Un~venlry

Bogan. Quentm J. 1970) ...................................... .Assoonre Professor of Hzgher Eduronon
B A , M S Fort Hays Stare College Ph D Unlvenlty of Texar. Austtn
Boggs. Lohnte J (1959 65: 1966) . . . . .
. . . . . . Prrfessor Emertrus of General Buslnrss

.

B S M A . Ph.D. Oh .=Slate Unlvcnlr

Bohlander. George W. (1977
B A . San F m c x a State C
Bohlman. Herben M. (1964)

.

BS BA M

. . .Professor of Monnpemenr
enny ot Calttom~a.Lo Angelcs

.

.......... .Asru .lore Professor of Flmnce

e Unlvenlfy. M.B.A.. J D Indrana Unlvenlt)

Bosrroneau. Roben (1980)
B.A.. Emam Mlchlgan U

. Professor of Heolrh Admrnrrrrorron ond Policy
~rglnka.Ph D Ohlo Slate Un~vencry

RESIDENT FACULTY

480

B o n m g e r . 0 R 11962) ...........
B.S.. M A . Ph D Sure Unwenzr) of l o u n

rofessor Emenrrrr of Educor~on

Bwth, lames R (1980) ..........
B S M A . Ph D . U n ~ r e n ~ of
r ) Alaban a

rrocrole Prq(essor of Finonce

.

Borea. Phlltp E 1 9 6 7 ............
...........................Asroctore P r o f e ~ s ~Emcritrirur
r
of Enprncerinp
B S C E .Uniuenll) of Cmc nnru. U S Ohlo Slate Unhr~rr~fk

.

B a m e r . M A 1 9 7 9 ) ..............
................................... .Asrocrole Professor qt Jurricr Sruddps
B A . Edmboio S m ~ College.
c
M A Ohlo Lnlvcn~t).Ph.D.. Washlnglan Unlvenm
Bose, Anlan 1981).. ...........
......................................................
Profesror of Englnerrmq
B T m h . Indgana lnruruie of Technology. M S E.E Uni\er,!cv of Cal~farn~a.
Ph D E E .Iowa Sfate L i n ~ v e n ~ t y
Boswell. Jacquel)" ( 1 9 8 2
.....................
.................Professor of Muslr
B M.E.. M u m ) Sfare U n l v c n ~ o M
. M E Lou!,zana Slaw Unlvenlty. Ed D Unxvenl) of llllnolr

.

B o u h Johnson. L e a n o r 1 9 8 8 ) ................. Arrorrnre Profasor of FomrR Resources and Human De~elopmenl
6,s..E a t Tennerxc S w e U n t r e n ~ t ) .M S Ph D . Purduc Unwcntly

.

Bowen, Charles 0 (1948)

...............................

. . . . Professor E m e n e s of Musrc

.

B S.. Southeast Mlrrovn Stare College. M.M D M A . Earlman School of Muslc
B o w e n . D e l o s s H. (1984)
..................................
B A . Ohio State Unlverslrv M S Purdue L n venny

Asrocrare Profersor of Technolop)

B o w m a n . Rusaell K 1 9 5 6 .
.................................. .Professor Emerrfus of Romnre Lnnguoyrr
4 B A M , Ph D.. Co umbla Unrvcn ty

.

Boyd, G e m u d e A . 1 9 5 8 ) . . . . . . .
A B . M S . , Flanda State L n ~ r e n t l y Ed.D
.
Col rada Scare College

P?ofessossor Emeritus of Educorron

.

....................................
. . Profmor of 4rcoentoncr
Boyd. Jamea H ( 1 9 7 6
B.B.A..Te\as Christian Unl\cnicy. M S Nonheaslcrn Unlven I) Ph D Univcrslly of Texaq. A ~ n nC. P A,. T e r m
Boyer. Agustin ( 1 9 8 8
.........................
. . . . . .Assrstonl Profexsor of Forngn Lanqunqes
L~cencladaen Be1 a h e n . M A Unl\cnrdrd dc Madnd Spatnl: M A San Franc~,co Srare Unlvers~t).
Ph D Univenity ot Cal fornca. Berletey

.
.
Boyer. Don L 1 9 8 8 ........
B S .Rcnselaer Po yrechnlc In\tlrutc.

.................. .Profcrsor of Merhantcal ond Aerospocp Enpmeenng.
Chorr D<porlmml of Merhonrrol and Aerospo<e Engmemng

Ph D.. John, Hapbnr L n ~ \ e n \ l v
B o y e r Jay M . 1 9 7 6 ) .....
B A . Sf Lour Unluenrtv. M A Ph D.. Sta

Asrocrole Profpsror of Engbrh

Boyes, W~Uiam1. 19741
....................Professor , J E c o n o m ~ r ;Chair. Deponmenr of Economics
B S .Idaho Sraie Uwuen~t).Ph D Clarernont Graduate School

.

Boyle. Bernard M . ( 1 9 6 9 . .
B Arch. Unlvenlry of Skdney l A u r m l ~ a

Proferror of Anhrrecrure

Brack. 0 M Jr. ( 1 9 7 3 ......
B A . U A,. Ballor Unlren ry. Ph D .U n w e n ~ l )ofTerr\. 4"-c n

~ofeofersrr
of Enqhsh

Brada. Josef C. (1978)
. .
B.S M A . Tuhr L w \ c n r). Ph D Unavc

.

.......

.

Brad). W a r d W 1 9 7 3 ) ........................
B S M S Ph.D.. Colorado Srare Unlvenlly

.

.

Professor of E onom,cs

Professor of Agrrbusrness and Emrronmenrol Resorcrres

B r a m l e n Solomon. S h a r o n ( 1 9 8 6 ..................... . A s s , ~ l a ~Professor
r
of Journolrsm and Telecommun~corron
B A . M A . Memphlr State U vena). Ph D lndlana L ntvenny

.

.................................Assoriole Professor Emcrrrus of Soclol Work
Brand, M a r k 1968) ..............
B A . M A , Unlre s f ) of Anzona M S W Unavcn I) a t Caltforn a. Berkele)

.

Brandt, E l r z a k t h A. 1 9 7 4 )

A s m o t e Professor ofAn,hropolop,

B A . R o n d a Sfatc Lnl\cn$ry; M A . Ph D Southern MethM~\cUnl\cntry
Brandt, Beverly K (1987) ................................................... ..Ass,sronr Professor of Destgn
B F A , Unlventty of Mtch gan. M A Michtgan Srals Un veomcy. Ph D Boston Unwersrry

.

RESIDENT FACULTY 481

............................
. her\ I) f h l l n n ~ ,llr. Ph D
................

Bramtetter. Ellarnae
B S St

96

Lniw

ou

Braun. J. Ja) I 1971

B A I n ,en,,\u f m .

Bra\er. Santord L

M P H Ln

I\:

t Lnn-r\!~\

Bracel. Anthon, J

PhD.

n v ~ r r\ < I

Bnnh DnnlelT

1976

aw ~ n r u
L

BA

Brink. Jeante R

rrr\

ICanlbrd,

1

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Flynn. Mar) Kay 1986
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.

Gaaou5L.t. Ronald E (1971 1
B S D Lniben

I)

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Gavm. Frank C.. L!eutenant Colonel (1988
B S L n be r

I\

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of \ l ~ c h l g m M F A Uniten r) of Wa\h &<on

..............

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of \\.)om ng. M.S L n venlfy of Mtvoun

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Geer. John G.(1986

~o riow P , / f i r

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f ~ c l r r r ulkcrmce

B A . F a n l nand Marbha College. M A . Ph D . Pnnretan U n ~ \ e r \ ~ i t

Geller. Stephen 1988

..............................

sol< P r?k\s

4r

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Gereboft Joel 1978

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Ger nch. Vernon S 1961
......................... . P ! r f i v r ofEd[< otlon
B A . W r \ n e S ~ d l eUntrc r I). M A . Unluersllr of Mlnne,otr Ed D . 4nz na SHI LI ner*11!
Gcsell. Laurence E. 1984 .
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... .Arrr>iati Prrkrro, ofTc<h,~lop,
A

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Grbbona. R Thornaa, Major 1987)

.

. . . . . .

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Gleschen. Donald W (1959). .

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P, f c r ~ o , f Hi.si, r)

.

B A . Dmlson Uni~er,I) M A Ph D Em q Lnlventt)

............................................ . A ~ r r r r a , iP

GIII. George A 11966)

/rrv r Enarrrar of E l r ~ o r,n

B S M A An~onaSrzte Uni~ersr\

.

G~lltnguater.Dentr (1971

.......................................

A n * m r t Pr ,Ir rr

,ofAt1

B F A . M F A Uni crrirj of CI rlnnatx

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.
L i\inm of \ebrasla L nc in
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Gtladort. leanettr W (1979)

roi? Pr

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A 8.. Creighlon L \ent i . Omah*. M.A Ph.D..

G~aalo.Margaret 1954

.

P!ofcs\ r Emr,rn<s ofDoncr

B S lnd ana Stare Tea hen Co ege. M A New York Un renlry

Glanrrnm. Dennts L. 1977
B A . M S Ph D Lni,cn

4x5

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,@\>or r f Pr,<holoq\

Cailtrmla. In ne

Glas,. Gene V. 1986

rotessor /Edu<ao >no/ Admmrrirnrro,, a, d St<pn., sron
B A Ln~rerr!i\ f Yebra.la. hI S . Ph D . Lntren~irof W n c nr n. Madlran
rird Edu oiro?iolPol,' Tiudr<r

Glaun\inger. Wllllam 5. (1972

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CII Irr. Drpo,o,n,tettrr,l Chen rrrn

B S Mlsm L" \ e n , , \ . Ph D c o m e I L " \ e n r\

Gober. Palnc~aA

1975

...................................Pr >fersor of GPCqrapin

B S . n \ e n I> ot Whconrln. Wh re-ater:

Cho r. D r p s i n i c t ~ of
i Ge, praph,

M S Ph D . Oh o State L ,ervrr

1988 ..............................As?,rlonr Pr ,/t $ 7 r o f J ~ s r , i n / r ~ and
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n \r I\ ot \\.ah ilon

Godtrey. Donald G

Goldateln. E tot1 S

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f M S Ph D . Lnnenrr,

role P,</r rsor of Zoo1 ,p\

f\Itnne,oin

............................................

Go dateln. Mlron 1961

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P? /exr ~r 1 htnl8em 11, r

B S . M 4 . Ph D . Uni\cnil\ of Csllfornla Lor A n g e,

Golen. Steren P (1984
B S . M A We\lem Kentuil, Unncr,

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Ph D Anzona Stare L n \ e n n

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B S 4 r ) s Mehr L \enI) 0 f T e . h o om Iran \ I S . Ph D . L nnenlr\ ot Wan t i l England

Gol\hanl. Forau~an 1984

</Comprrrrr S rrncr

................................
A <rsro,ir Plffesror / Edrr<anon
B A Southuesl Teia* SLaw Uni~errn. M E d . Stephen F Ault n Scaie nibcr* I\ Ph D . Pcnnv \ania Strtr L n \er*bo

Gornez. Reknaldo A. 19h0

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B F A L vrnll) c t 17ur. M F 4 . C i ~ b r oi 4~aden\of A n
B S M ~ h c r C legc M A . Ph D L ine
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4 . Wa\ r Tlar L n b e n l t i

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ily lndw M E

Go 1 K M~chae 1985
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lnd an Init lute f Sc e ce

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s htate Unl\ .n?r\

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fCeoy,obl\

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B A,. M.A U vc

4s~trranrPr fesr

Rcn rlrci Potyitihn~cIn\oc te. C.P A . C a ne

..............

Greathouse. Betty M 1972

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Green. Jamea L 1967

,/ Maihenmri~s

n u n hladlro

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Graf. Will am L. 1979

B S Sprarue Ur

jess r / E,,qmetrr,tp
of \\. nd\ r C r ad*

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1981

n!\er\ t). M A h l u m L n \enliv Ph.D.. Oh, Scac Lnne

Grace Edward E. (1963

B A . U \ciaif)

. D B.A.. lndha a L

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Gratron. Brtan J

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nd a Ph D L n ve

....................As~rsronrPrrgessor
n Stric Unnr

Gourle,. Davtd R. 1967

Gojer. Raben S
B A . DePauu

P n f e ~ wr ( t A q , i l u n n r i and E n i t , , m i r n r ~Res u t c i ~
D?r [ I Lenre f , , A , l d u , d T , p i < u l N e w C , p
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B S M am

.

...........

Gordon. Leonard 1967

4 B Lnrrr

Emer crur #'Art

f r n r ,fE< r s n i c \ . I h r clurr 1 rce Probosr
andAsro~iareIrte P ~ r n d rf ,x~ A<oi'm
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Goodtng. Rlchard Z I988

B

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Goodtng. Elm er R (1967

Gordon. Rlch~rdS

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L n l ~ e r r i o f M I s uil. Ro la

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1,

of Enp/<sh

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Green. M.w E. 1967
B A,. Q een, Co lcee h l A St

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Arr imrc PI lfcss r f Et>qlrsh.A rtsronr Dran Srrlitn, Acoiemr Affozrs.
\er it". Ph D U n l r r i ~t f C h caco
Cc //rye ,/ Llbrrol Ans and S rrnccs

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Creme. Mrldred S

1966
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A B We eslev Col ege. M A T . R r i ~
htt C I I L ~ LM A . U n l ~ e r~ t vof M r * rch settr Ph D Unncrs r\ of Neu M e u c
1982
.........
B S E E M S E E Ph D
nlurr* l \ < t Call1 m ~ rBcrlele,
.

Greene~ch.Edwtn W

. . .

Free). George W. 1969
B A . h l A . Purdue L n n rs r) Ph D

Grev. Berry 1987
B A Bmwd Co ~ g e C
. vmhm
Gner. Mar\ c 19>7
B A . U rco

Slne Colleg

Griftm WI tam A

1988

B A A burn Univ.r

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Proftssor Emerrrus of Educnnon

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zrr Pro/es~orofE,tpmeen,tq

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G n t t l t h . LeRo) H 1958
B S M.S Dralc U \ e

Gng\by, J. Eugene (1966

ci

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................. .As~rsranrPI. fessor

I). M

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.

egr M A . Oh o Stare Un>rerrlt\ Ph D N c u York Unlverslfy

Professor Emtnrus

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RESIDENT FACULTY 497

Gnnder. Roben E. (1973

........

............................

P n fessor of Educorr

B S . Ln \enlib f C d I ,rn r E d D . Hanrrd L n n c r r n j

,,

1986)
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B S C mo Col rgc M A hlrrrjvrlte Un \ m n j . Ph D . Bow nc Grcc brrlc Uni,er\~)

Grrtzmacher, Karcn J

.............................

Grabe. Edwin P. 1957)
4 B \\ I

dm Jrwcll

....... ..Professor

Emenrru of Frenth

Cnl rgc. M 4 Ph D Indlm? Ln>ren$r\

...........................

Grondtn. Roben 0 1983

Ari

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role Pr fessor f Enqrneerinp

B S . M S Ph D Unlver\~l) 11 U a h ~ g a n

.........................

Gronaeth. E~angellne 19821

A7.v iate Professor of Nurrr,?q

B A . St Old1 Callcgr \I V . I J r Unncrsllr U A . Ph D . Colurnbla Llnlvcn

Gro,,. Doueldb R

............................

1968)

Arro -rare Pr fer.~,r of Counselor Educonon
Pruqranl Coordrnoror. Counselor Educorron

B A M A Wc\tcrn Wlchigrn L n n e n i r j
Ph D Un % e nt i of Wlwonrln. hlrd n

,

Grosman. Lou

H. (19661. ........................

5

.................... ..Professor

.

B A Un ,err ly of M ~ h l g a nhl B.A Ph.D.. Miihtgan State Un

.................

Gruzin4.a. Aleh?dndra 1973

I)

of Mnnopentrnr

%entr\

.........................Ass~sronrProfessor

.

of French

b c e e Frania 5 Ba ce ona. S p m . 8.4.. M.4.. Sratc Unlvcrst) of hex I r l . Buffalo: Ph D Pennrylvanla S t a e Unlvenlry

Grvder. Roben 1959 63. 1961) ..........
................... .Professor of Curriculum ond insrru<~ W N
B A . Y nhur>cem Stale C< l e :~M Ed Lou r ma State Lnlven!iy. Ed D.. L n \cr, 11 of Nonh D a l o t r
Gud)hunrt. W ~ l l i ~Bm 1984 ...
...................................... Pro/es~orof Communtcurtnn

.

B S . 21.4.. Anzuna S ~ r l rUnhr~r\hlj Ph D Un~vcrsli\of \I merota

Guenn. Sanford M

...............................

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......Profmor

.

B S . BU\I n L \ r n l t ) . J D Unncrrhn ~f San Franctrco. LL M \ru Yod Unlvcnll)

.

Gurlbeau E ~ J L(1977)

.

.....................................

of LUX

Professor of E,>qrne~rmy

B S M S . Ph D Lou, m a Tcih I n n e n l i \

19641
......................................
Col ecr: M A Ph D . Unncrrlty of Pennry \ m a

Gulllot. El~rabethE

.

B S Slrnrno

\

Pro/essor Emerrnrs of Soirolug,

............................ ..Assrsranr Profersor

Guinev. Dd\ld T 1988

of Aerorpore Srudres

B S W e k Slate Col egc. MS.. Untvcrrlly of S vlhern Callfornla

.....

Gu~nauord.Donald E. 1966

Profcsror of Counselor Edur anon

.

. .

B S M S Montana Scau Cc I rpc. U D Wrkh ngron State Un venlty

Gulerenan, Theodore 1971
B 4 . Untren

I)

....

.............................. .Assotrorr Prof~ssor of

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Hendnck, Thomas E (1984
B S.. M.B A Untven t) of Wabhlngl

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Oregon

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ar.~ociorr Professor of Enqlneermy
B S M S . MIL^ gan Te~hnolog~cal
Un~rcrrI\.Ph D Unlrcrs I\ of I lhnolr

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Hendnckson, Wtlltam L

1976

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B A . Anzona State Unwe r r). M A . Unl\cr

Henhel, Ray (1966

.

....................

XI) of

Arsouore Professor of French

.

K a n w Ph D Pnn~ccn U venlty

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.................

As.~irronrProfessor of Gtoqroph,

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H e w . Joseph (1988)
B S . WebrVlig

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Henze. Lura F (1966) ...........

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Hepburn. John R. (1984

Herman. George R. (1956)

.........

................

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M A . Un ven ry of K a n m

Hernandez. Armand P. (1974

..........

...............

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e Sru ires

B A M 4 . San Jose Stare Un r e n I ) . Ed D.. U n n m 1 ) of Soulhem Cvlttom 4

Hero. Rodney E. 19881.

.

.............

...............

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Herrero. Domtngo 1981 ..................
...............
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.. .Professor

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Hershauer, James C. (19691. . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . Profe~r r of

.

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Henzel, Mlchael G. 198 I . .

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Herzth. Enc (1986 ..................
.................
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..............
..... ..Professor of Ph\s! s
B A,. Pacific Lutheran Col egi. M A . Ph D L n r~ \ I ) 01 Cdtfomlr La\ Angele5
Hickman. Ddwd R. 1982)
............
............
Professor of M i r r c
B M Unluenlt\ of Co o ado. U M W hltr Fljlic L n i ~ e r ,I>

.

H~ggnns.Norman C. (1968 ....
.............Proferv r of Educ ononol Medm and Conzpurerr
B S Cenrral Mlrrovn Stale Co lege. M 5 Ph D S)rrcu$. n $ e n I\

.

Hlggms. Walter T Jr (19671 .................
B E E M a n h a m Co lege. M S . Ph D.. Ln \ e n > , ) of Anzono
HIII. Bernard (1966
.....................
B.S S.. Cllv Callege of Ncu. York M S W Tu m e Ln b e n ~ h

.

................

Htnes. Harold C (19521

.

................

. . . . Professor

. . . . . .Asrunore Profen
.................

f Engveermq

,r Ernerrtux of So ,a1 U'orl

P r f e u o r Ernerrrus of Uusa

B S M.S Un!\erul) of 1 lhnols

Hinh. H e m R. 1958)
.............
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LL B Un \eniry of Ber n (Wesi German, M 4 . Ph D L n n c r * ~of~Wa\h~ngron
Hfnhs, Roben W (1981) Asrcrr TI' P! ferr ,r rf C n ~ r n < r r m qAsvrrunt
.
Chow. Drporirnenr o f C n l l E n q r n e e r m q
B.Sc Untren tv of Wales IWa e, hl S E . M . 4 . Ph D Pr!ncrlon Unlven I)
H~nrichs.Richard N 1987
.
....................
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A.B.. Oberlxn Col cgc. M A Un verb t) 01 owa. Ph D.. Penn\ylumn!z Slate L n veisltv

.

Hmshaw. Donald A (1966

...........

&Arch. Uowen I) ot Note Dame

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Emrnius ofA,~hrre<rurr

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Hlrara Ernest T I1974
Harleman. E d u l n D Jr 11977
.
B S \1 E . \I S M E Ph D Purdue L n n c

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Professor IfEnqlneerrng

,li\

HotFer Warren W ( 1972 ........................................
B \I \I \I L n n e r>r\ of W *L nvn Mnd~ron

Awo-tore Pr<ferso, of Mzutc

... .Prof<rsor

Hoffman. Dennis ( 1 9 7 9
..
B S .Grand \ a1 e> Stare College. \I A Ph D Mlrhsgan Stale L n ~ v e n ~ n
Hoffman. Steben A 1985
B A . C u i Ln r e n a r . M .\ Ph D . Un

......................... .Assormre Profesmr
ven

ofEconomrcs

o f M x r ,haoloq>

ly of Colorado

Hoffmelsrer, J. Ronald 1983
........................... Asso lore Professor of F~non'e
B S M I iien Unnerrit\ M S Ph D Uniierul) of l l l ~ n o ~ r

.

Haoan. T ~ m a t h )D 1970
A B Un \ e r s ~ t ) of Ca fom
H o l b r o o l Amy K (1975).
B 4 M A Mhl \College. P
Hol oway. John R 1969 .
B S Unlucr.~lv of Ore n: Ph D.. Pennq

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s

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.

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mfe~sorof Chemrsrrv ond Geoloq,
van a Slaw

Un venln

Holme5 lack E 1972 ................................................ .Profesro? Emenrur ofPolitin1 Scrmce
A B \I A . Unbrr iI) of W)oming. Ph D Unlvers I \ of Ch cvgo
H o n Peter W. (1984). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Asxocror~Profess r of Monosemenr
B A Ve* \ o L L i\enliv hl 4 . Lin t e n l n of Cnl fomla Berke e) Ph D . Un~\cntlrof 111 nor
Horna. Donald L. 1975) ..........
B S.. Ln $ e , I ) I our. M S Ph D . Lnlver*ll) of W

.

..

............... Prof~ssorofPsvcholoq,

s ~ o nn
l Madiwn

....... Pr frssor

Hoover. Eric John 1977 ........
B S .Duque*nr L n i ~ e r ,I). \I hl .Colh 11 Unl\cr\hl\ of Amcnca

of Musrr

Profcsror of Fomzlr Rcwurtrs and Hurnnn De\elopnrnr
Hoover. Helene hl. (1957) ....
B S \I S L u r ana Sir, Lnncnli) Ed D. Oklahoma Stale Un~venliv

.

...............Professor Emcrrrus of Se ondon Edu<onon
Hoover. h e n n e r h H ( 1956
B S . M -\ .Lou \ m a Sure Unlrcnlt) Ed D..L n \cn>ryof Wbhlnglon
Pr firsor of Cos,rrrlmp Psw b ,lop>. Proqroni Coordmnror. Counseltnp Pr, holoqv
Haran. John J 1985)
.\ B . M r \ . Lnnenil, of Dctrull Ph.D. hllchigan Stale U n t r e n l t ~

Harowtrr. Renee 19h6
...............................Assonore Professor of Tec hnoloq,
B 4 . Brwkl\n Co lcte M A . Ph D Unncr\to of Colorado

.

H o w a t h . Peter 1973)
.............Professrrr fGermnn Chorr. Deparrmenr ofFore!pn Lonquapes
4 b m r Rerl.)mnar m. Land\hul We\( German) B A . M A lndlana Ln \enll\. Ph D Lnlventrv f Mlchlgan

.

Hoult. T h o m a s Ford 1964)
4 8 Unl cr\trr of I tno \:

m~a

Houston R o b e n A. 1985) .......................
B A . Unner lo ofTo edo M S B u l ng Green Stole Unibers tv
Houaton. Sandra L 1983 . . . . . . .
B S L n v e r ~ ) o i O k a hn r . M S C C

.

Ptofesro? Emeritus of So iol ,qr

........
\

lnrtnrrror of Cornpurer Sclrnce

............... Assrsranr Professor ofEnqmrcrmq

r

Houston. Wlll a m N 1984
Professor of Engtneermp
Profe-r> na Degrcc ~nGcolocxial E glneLnnL. C,loiado School of Mine,:
U S C E Ph D L \enny of Cal fom a BerLe e\
Howell. Kenneth W (1975 ............PI fer.vnr ofSpprc ,a1 Edaunon: Pr gronl Coordmoror, Speciol Educotron
B A hl A . Anzo a Sure Un~rrrnl).Ph D Uolrerr ly ofOregon
Houellc. E d m u n d G. 1960 .
B A L n ~ e i w of
)
tah M A . Ln rri\

I) of

. . . . . . . . . . . . Asrrsronr Professor ofPhrlosoph\
Marh gan: M A . Mlddlebug Col ege. Ph D .Stanford Unlvenltr

A~rorrorePrgfersor ofJovrnol~smond Telecomnzunl ormn
Hay. F r d P. 1978) .........................
B 4 . George Nashlneton Lnnenn). M A . A m ~ n c a nUnlvenll)

RESIDENT FACULTY

502

..........

Hoyt. Charles D.Jr 11962

.

B.S M S . Ph D .Purdue Lnnen I\

.

in

.

M.A Uni\er\

I)

\L

r - r Pol\t.chn!

,,

/ tlir!

,

b

t,iyrnrermq

lnrrltvte

................

.

f 9 i \ ' o l \ s Val \on. Ph I)

TT

. . . . . . . 4rrrrru,rr Plsfctsr r ,/

rf Ma*dihu,nh. \I S . Ph D . R.n

Hudak. Thoma, (1988

Pr, /c

no \

................

Hukle. Norma J (1984)

P , < / c ~ r >L,?I~,,!#!)
!
>/ E!2yrt8<',,,8q

. .

Hubbard. Paul G 1950)
A B . Wababh Co lcgc M A . Ph D I n \ r r \ i i \ I Ill
B S . Lnl\er

. .

Arrrrro??rP,of?\re,

/

4,sh,,p Ioqb

L nnrrr I\ 01 Mlrhlgan

Hudson. Walter W. 119h6 .
M A Ph D n ten,!) of Chlrrgn

. . . . . . .

.

/ k i r o l U ri

P

.........................................Asr r<rulr P!ofcrr ,r
Huey. Ben M (1979
B S.. Hard ng Co lcpc. M 5 . Ph.D I \i*I!\ f hr 703 1

/ C, nlpsrc! G!e,ti.r

.

,.

Huft. Roben A (1985 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pr r f < r w t ,/ Erlrsoir<n.P,r ~ ~ . L I >CI I ord,rol< /fr$h<r E ~ L ~ O ! I O I
B A Unnenri, ot Kmu\: M 4 L s i \ r r \ I\ of hllr\our. Kon\n\ C11,. Ed D . Un rerrll) of Orebon
Hughes, Roben G

.

19861..

4r,ir!aw P,

B A . DePaua Lower* n. M \ Oh, 5irtc I nl c

Hughston. George A

..........

1981

B S M S Bneham 'xoung Lnl\cr\

Hulzmgh. Wllllarn (19591..
B S.B.4. MB 4 .

L

\

rule P,r,/e%?,u,,/Fonrrh RPAII ( T C L S and Herno,, Drlci ,pn?rnr

Ac,

.......

. .P!ofeu 1,

.

. r w r .fDen\rr Ph D I n \ r r it, nf \I chlgr

C P A 4nz

na

,

E??ir!rlas f 4 < s,z,o,ic

r I).

Pr rf< s.

0,

81 ,1,1

\I F A . . Ph D . Pnn e m L n \cnli>

.............................................. A s T z ~ , ?P?r g, c n ~ r,/

B S ?' Unl\en 1, ol \ ~ r a d r \ I S

\

Col~rrd,
AT., uct,!!

Hul .Kathleen (1986)

,

Ph D Penn,\l\m aSuce Ln \en,\

I-gc. \I I 4 Oh , I n i x

A B B q n MartrC,

\!,!$,!<

Ph D Tmd\ Womm'r Ln tcnit,

........................

Humph=). Ted 1966

P! ]<.s\r,r. , / P i r / r s ph, D u r . Tilc ( r ~ r l < t r r lI1
, ,I ra CI l k i r
f Crllf n 13 R \ ~ r dc
r Ph D Unlrcr\ I\ < I C a lfom a. Ssn Dlepo

I\

.

Humphreys. Jere T. (1987

.

B M Unlvenlt) f M r \ i \ \ ~ p p M
~ M . I < nd. 5l.tlc I n b e

r I

.

Hunnrun, Harold B. 1962

.

/< r w , rf Hcoith Adnirt8!\n.r,rr,, a!d PI ir

Ph D John, Hophlnq Unhrrnn)

.

Huleh. Dlana 119bX

A.B . M A . . Un \ e n

I,.

*tr\.

.

. Ph D.. Unt\err

.A
1)

rn

PI. / < ~ \ i u ,I Me\rr

f hll~higvn

PI f c ~ s1 r f Edzr arr moi Adn?,??l\rran ,r ur d Strp r . 1 rron

B S Ed M Ed D Lnlr~r,I) ol OL rh rnr

Hunter. Betty A

. . . . . . . . 4\\rrw,rl

1966

B S . M Ed. Unlrcrrlh c f Nt Ih Cr

i> I

P,</<5s 1, of Fumri, R e x rr, er o,rl Han>o,>D<,trb~pnr<,s

r. G e c n h

Hunttngton. Vlrgrn~aR. 1962) ................................Asro iorr Prr frsrur En,rrrm\ UJ 4
B A,. M B A,. Lin >enlt, of Km\n\ Ph D . L 11 \er*lt) I T C YC~P A M I S ~ OAriz0n3
Y~.

rir>ro,~cs

.
4rrnr lnr P?!fr\rnr f C s , r r < ,rhw md lnsrrs~t,on
B S M S Temehree Stow Ln \rrrlt\ Ld D 4r z ~ n aSlrlc L n \ a l l )

Hunton. Cl~fford1. (19751..

. .

Hunado. A l k n L t 19861
hl A . Callfom a Sloir Unhrrn t r . Srcrrmlnto. Ph D L n \ c
HuhLey. Slbrl (1979

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A,>,<(rolt

B F A M F A . ln ,cr\il\

>I Lluh

Huaton. Gerald D. 1962)

........

A ~ v w nP
! r f c w ~ !~ ~ H u I o ~ ,
\

I\

01

Cr tornla

P,ofe.\r

Srnlr Barbara

,, rrf Donr< Arrrrmnr Dco,,

Coil' qr ,/ F ~ NA< m

A>v? arc P,,f~\srlr fD~e<,sz80 ofid I , / (

T ~ ~ U,
I)
I S)TR,?I\

B S C . M A PhD.Lntenltrofl~ud

. .

Hutt. Michael D (1982)
B B A . M B A Oh! Lnncr

Ulng. E d w ~ n 1979)

.

11)

Ph D M i i h ~ & m
SIda

P,,,f,,,,,r

..........................................................

.

B S.. M.A Un \ r r it) of Man and Ph D Lr

\

.r*li)

/Uo,htrr,,q

I n \cr\ilu

f T rorit

P, f< \\o, ,IMor11'mrrrr r

Cdnoda

Irndneke. LeRoy F. 1968 ......................................................Pn,/e\\o, fAr<ounmno
B S Va ley C I) Slate C 1 ege M \ I nncr\!lr ~f N nh Drh tr. Ph.D Unncr icy of Ill no13 C P A . llllno \

.

In~keep.Gordon C

.

1968

............

B C h E . O h ~ o S t r f eLnner\lt,. Ph D. < o mhw Lnvrrr,

Pr fer, rr En~c,rrs\ , / M < m o q ~ n ~ m r
I\

RESIDENT FACULTY 503

15ma

I.Maurdd E

BS

..........................................................Pr~fissorof Mori8rmorr<r

1975

C a m inl\cr\lt\

F m p l .\I
5 . Ph D . 1 \ r n

.

.

,I A l l x n r Crnadr

t)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Profi.rvu,

I\er\an. Peter 1986
B i CdrMo C 1 cpr \I 1.. Ph D L tnc

I\ of

W won* n. hlrd

r

.

Jacb cu c?. Zdz!\ a n 1187
\IS

.Technicr

Jscb?. hlan L

J,~b,on.M d n i n R Jr. 1962 . . . . . . .
B S W 4. L n r c I) ot Cu o ado. PI D . L n n

.

\

........

r) of

ntrLrr I\. Ph D

I
1

....

1

\ L n l l ) 01

I r ~ r r,or< P,

fi

C r l t ,rn

$ \ J,

.

e\

>fRc,,dr,zp and Llhrar > SIi u r ~ < rDl!< lor. Reodrng Cirri,

1.1.

..

Emenr,,s f A , r

Arrrsrunr P, /roo,of Monopcntenr

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pr jerso,

of Enqmrcrrni

l f C r l f rnlr Lob Angel.,

,

Plofcrr r f Con~ntu,,,arson

.
.
.................................

B 5 . h l 5 . Api., l n i i e > I )

7

Mbnnezlpo I \

?I\ of Nlrcol 5 n. E3u C a i..

B r M S 1 i e r * I, ot hot e Da Ph D . bnncr*ll\.
n. henu C 1976 ...............................
1Y6(

qjMrcrohr i

Bc Lee)

.......................................

Jacobwn Dean L. (197.1).

Arch Oh

/esr r fMorhenarr r

......................................................P, d c s i

.
o B A . U I rer
R A 1 nz c I, o l W i ~ o n v n Supcr
Ph D. 1 \er. I) < IMI ne,, Id. Mllinerpo ir

B

Ph rr r

~8

W.5 U v c r v i ~01 W>rc>n\ n, M ~ d h o nPI, D Un \ ~ i u t \01M>nne\

JAob. John H

s Giro!,. Depurrntrnr of

Wr h plon S ace Cu eb.. D Ed. Unl\cr*liy of Oregon

Jdcobaon C s u K . IYXX)

Jd

ir

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assrsrurr P,<fessor

Jacob\. Bmram L 985
B S Rutern Thr S l r k
Jacob\. H D o n ,Id ( 1 172
B A E l . h l A Ed. Cc I
Jacobson. Anhur 19?6

Ph

trh

.

.

Projess ir of Ec n, mrir

.r*il\ of C r l Iornlr Berhe e\

Jacoboultl. R o n ~ l d 1970 . . . . . . . .
B A CII) C ll.&r at \cu Y rh h l 5
n >~r*ilr

BF

, f M r r i < r t , q . Due ror UBA f r Etr rirnrr Proqront

................................Pr,ftrvor ,I

Jacob. Rlchnrd J (1963

r Enarrrlu </ Genrrol B~<sner?

\n,nnr

P oferr r
1972
B 4 A b on C I ege. \IB A . Ph D . \ l l i h l g m Slnlc L n r r n I\

S Ph D L n \ c

4ssc or< Prctrssor ofMoih<moirc~

. . .Arr~<roic.
Proferr

955

Jackson. Donald W Jr

B

.

W S Ph D llni\cr\~l)of G d m A Po m d

Lnlr~r,t i 01 Cdm\L Po .m I

B \ .\I4 4r ,on3 Starc L !nncr\li\. C P S

of Hor n

n

nd a Ph D MI-h gun Slalc bnlvei*li\

A r r 'jcrr< P,

~ C T J , ,Emtr(r<vof

4rchgre fur?

Slrlc 1 \ e n I) \IS A r r h C luci h>nUn \enlt\

I

Janlou\b~.D m e l F ( 1 9 6 1
B S E MSE.PhD.

.............................................

Pr ,/rmor of Enqmr<rrnq

n r c \ r \ u l M ~ g~ m
l

Jan\acn. J ~ L G.
I 1968 ...............
Ar~,crorrP,</rs r o f E n q / , ~ h
B 4 . \I4 . hl.1 queue L n \enlt). Ph D UIIIILF* I\ o f W lion\in hldd \on
Id). Bill 1971 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Profrsso, of Arr
B 4 E ~ U , BC i\hlre co I.Y I A ~
M * . h i r A i ~ ~ ~ \ "r
~ ~vru
\ ~\ !t~ \ )I c o
Jel nck.
J I1957
. . . . . . . . . Pr lfessor Enzrrrmr of Edu<uoon
B S . Ln \ ~ r n* u l IIhn,~*. M A h'tmh=c\r.rn L n n r i * I) Ed D lndnmr Un~\er\I)
Jenb n\. Wt barn 1979
................................................ .A>so<xlle Pr ft.rxor ( f 4rr
B A St Laurellie Lnncr*ii, \ I F A .Slrlr Lniw \I) of \eu YoiL Butlao
Jenntng\. Mar annc M (1977
................................................... ..Professor of F~!!once
B S . J D Bnghrm Y unc l \ c n l l \
Jindol. BaI K lYY7
........................... 4s~orrorePmofesr>r<fEnqrnecrmq
B S. Ranch L I \ ~I\nlnd 2 . \ I S . Ph D . Sirnford Inner ilr

Ja. Yunb H u m
B 4 . Ll"'"

................

1966
wem nr 1 \ e n

Jaehnb. M l i h a s l D (1982
B S ~n r r r

li

1,.

. . P,<]rrr r ,fPoltrr~.olP,rne
.
L n,rer*,,\
.............................. Pr fen ,r of Ftnance

\1 A 1 " \enI, >fT". ,c\\ee. K n o ~ v11" Ph D Amen m

..

f ~ n z oa. M B A . ~ n nrr Stnt Unl\cr\

I,.

Ph D . L r e n m ot Anzo r

RESIDENT FACULTY

504

.

Johnson. Alan P. 1967)

A\rrrodrr Profen ,r < f Enqllsh

8 . 4 .Amhcnt C llcge.

Johnaon. Douglas A. 119741.. ...........................................
B B A . Ph D. n r e n l t ) ot Tcra\. C P 4 . T c k a
Johnaon. John M. 1972)
B A lndlana L w r e

I). M

Pr firsor f A r r ~nro?zc\
P!<fesr I! (JJtur c e Srztdlex

Ph D . I n wnln ,f Cdltfim 4 S m Dleeo

A Sa D LLO Slate CLIFIC

Johnson. Llnda 1985) ......................................

...

A > w m n r P n fcrs ,r

111

Drripn

B A M.A.. Iowa %ace Unarcn~N

......

Johnson. Rorernq (1959
B S M P H U n l u ~ nl \

.. .Pro&
.......... .PI

Johnson. Ro) M I1952 57. 1955
A B . M S . bnl\cnir\

Fnzerrnu ofNlrrrlnq

5,

f Mlnnerolr

. Ph D L n l \ e r w
.................1

f Chirag

Jahn,tan. Carol S. 1986

fissr r Enir,rnzr , / M i < , ,hi l r ~ r ,

f\c% M e r l ~

r,rror!r P,o,fe.>\ r </Fw,rrl, Rur
B S . Unncnn) of M chtgan. M A . Ph D . n \er>ll\ of TLUI 4 ~ 1 8n

r und Human De!el,,pmr,tr

Johnston, Gladvs S. (1986) ..............................Pr fi !ror I t d t , rrrr,,,iu/
~
Adnzr,,i\,rorr ,n ond 94pn r r r m.
B S Cheynev Sore Co leee. M E D Tcmp e L n n e
Ph D . C ,mull L b r r 1,)
Dean. C<llrpr /Ed" rrrru,,
Jones. Aurt n E 1968 ..................................................
Pr Vcro r fPr!<lzoloqr
B 4 . Untverrln of 11 bnotr M S Purdue Unnerr I).Ph D L n ~ r c r v t >ot R u h c \ k
loner. Datsy M 1963)
................. Pr tfrsr ,r Enterrrrrs <fEdrxono,,
B S M S lndlana State Un \ e i it). Ed D Indlnnd Unlrrn I\
Jones. Manon K (1970)
....................... Ptofi rr ir r,f Dunre

.

.

.

.

B A . Wavnc Sulr Unwcn!f\ M A Anronr Siric Uni\er\!l\

... .Pr<frrsor rf Polrt' rl C i r , a ' : Ckorr Dcpo,inrrni cf Polrr' 01 Ert,ae
B.S lndnana SraLe Unvrnlty M.A Ph D.. GI< rgcl~wnUn \ c r \ i i ~

Jones. Ruth 1981)

.

.

. .

Jordan. K. Forbia 1987)

.

r f t d l l urr, ,,ul Ailn!rtrnr,urron and Yr<pen,rntr N

P8,jc

.

A.B M A,. We\tern Kenmil) Flrte Cu lebe: Ed D lndlana i n n c r

Judd. B. Ira (1977)

.

.

. .

. .

f t ~ x o rE m < ! i t r i ~,f A q ! , / ~ t < ~ , ! !u!!d
< u ~ r ~ ~ ~ r o r Rcv,,ur<e~
~ t ~ ~ e ~ ~ i o l
Ld. Lin
n

P

B S M.S Ulah Slate U werr ty. Ph D. Uni\err

I)

,

I Nebra

.................... ..AT><(rule Prufi xsur of Jurn

Junk. Nanc) (1981)

L n \ c n ~ l yof Crl fom r

B A , M.A.. Southem Mclhod st Unlvcrsnl) Ph.D..

Justus. Jerry T. (1968

I,,

.........................

B A . Frank1 n Co egr. M A Ph D . lndlma Unwe

e Srud es

Srnla Blrb rs

. . . . . . . A ~ ~ o < r Profi
u a rror ofZ,

oloqb

I\

luvel. Richard S. Jr (1970 ............................
B S.. Ph D Unnenltv of C d f m r Lo, Ang~Ie\

.............Profu$ror,f Chm,i.strv

.

............................ .Arro<r 11e P,o/~T.so).of Morb~morrcs

Kadell. Kevtn (1981

B A . Calfom a Smre Un~rerslo Srcrrmento M A . ~njvcrrii)of MA^) md. ~h D p.nnql\an a stair u n ~ I)n

Kader. Davtd (1979

.

...

........................

B.A.. Callforn r State Unbvcrs I\. Frcsna J D Unlvenll) ofWa\hington LL M Lnlre

Kagy. Vlrginla L. 1947)

.......

UI)

P,ofi~vsor of la=

of Land n

P r o f c ~ r o rEnlerrlur r f F o n t i h Res w n r s and Hemon De~elopntenr

B.A.. Drale Un~ver.I\ MS.. l o u r Starc Unircn I) Ph D Johns Hopk n$ Lnlrer, I)

........................ A r v clot< Prcferror. <fH!srr,rr
.
198Ul.. ...................................
............... .As., 7 m v ProJe.~s r ( f Art

Kahn. B. Winaton (1966

B A . Nrtl nal Trrwan L n ~ \ e n > l vRepub a ol Ch nn M A . U ? \ e n1) ot \ltnnr\otr Ph D Ln>rcrstr of Penn\r rml*

Kalda. Tarnma

B A . Goddad C Ilege. M F A . Sule Untve

Kajlkawa. Wlllsam M (1937)

\I\ ut

Neu Yuil Buflr

............................... .Ar\o~rurcP r ~ r f c n o rEntrno,r

fPh%srcal Edurorron

B A . M A . ~ n r o nSratc
r
unlwnltv

Kale. Sudhlr H 1984)
B S Uni\er, n of Poona

.

.

Arrrrro,81 PI frrsor rrfMurlermg

lndu M M S Jrmnalrl B q r j lnrfnvte of Mmzeement Stvd>rr lnd r
M S B A . Ph D . Un ver, tv of llllnolr

RESIDENT FACULTY 505

Kamtnr. Manln P. (1970

Arrocrnrt Pr frsror of Elemenrar~Edurorron
flfc Un \mi,,

Kaminskv. Elljah Ben Zton (1962
4 B 4 \I .Ph.D. Hanard Lnlrcr o

Pr $essor of Polrrr<olSrrmre

.

Kammer. Ann E. 1986) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B S Stace n \ e n I\ ot Veu Y o h. Co egc f r Tcr he
Ph D . Unlren I\ oiCa fom a. Berhelm
Kaplan. R o k n

,

\

\ hmb

Prr,l<rxn, t Z ,I,p,. Cliorr Deportmenr ofZooloqv
U S Ln bcr 1%) f. \en Hamprhiie

.

G (1981

Kaplan. Sreve (1981). .................................
B S Anlona Stale Unsrcnllt M A S . . Ph D Lnt\rnI) crl I I no,\

.

.

. . . . . .

Karad). George 1986)

. Arrirronr Professor of Donce

Arro role Professor ofA'counronr>

SRP P n fi n o r of Elecrrrcol ond Computer Enq~neermq

Ph D Budape r L nerw) for Tc h n ~ r Tc
l cnic\ livngrn

Karjala. Denn~sS 1978 . . .
.......Professor u f k w
B S E.. Pnnccln Un venlr, h1.S. Ph D Ln r r n l l r f lll!no>\.J D Uni\cr\~oof C~l~iomia.
Berke e\
Kames. Thomaa L. (1968 . . . . . . . . . .
A B .Colorado U vcn ty. A M Ph D Shnf ~r I1 n \err fv

..

Profexsor Emenrus ofHzsron,

Karoly. Paul (1982
. .
B.A.. Clty C llcec of Ncu Yorh. Ph D I n ) \ r\ ly f R ~ h r \ l r i

. . . . . . . . Professor o f P s ,

holog)

Kasrenbaum, R o k n 1. 1981 .....................................
Profenor of Ceronroloq~
A A. Eahr L iAnge r , Colleee B A . L ng Bca h '31se College. Ph D Un \r.nliy I S o them Cahlom a

.

Assrsronr Professor qt Nursrng

Katzman. Elaine Menter (1983)
RN.BS.MS.PhD.S)racu>eLnvenlt\

Kaufman. Herbert M (1973) .
P,,,l<no! r f Fur,,in 1 Dnu<r,r Ccnrerfr r Ftnancrol S ~ s r e mResearch
B A Srarr Unl\er\q of Neu Y r h . B~nghamlunPh D ~ ~ n n *v.,n~r
v Strtc L n u~nlt)
Kaufman, Irv~ng( 1 9 6 0
B E . Vandcrbdr Unirc

\,I).h l S . Ph D

Pmofes~orof Enprneerzng
[Inner

Kaufman, Lucale B 1951
B.S.M.E.. M S Uni\cnlcv of Culorddn. P E

I) ot

111~

r

Ilibanr

..

Arsi~tonrProfrrro? Enterrrus of Enprnerrmq

Kaufmann W~llcamB (1968)
A.B.. M . A . Ph.D.. Lnnent) ot C~lifoma.Berlelev

Profess ,r ofPh\srrs

. Pr fersor r ( i L m . Dzrrttor. Cenrerfor L o w . Terence and Terhnoloq,
B.S . Masrachusertr lnrtilure fTcchnalag\ \I A Hrnrrd Ln >enlt\.J D Yale I n r r e n l ~

Kaye. Da51d (1976)

Karm~er.Leonard J (1965)

.

. . . . . . . .

B A . M A Warne Srare Ilni\cn I\ Ph D Oh o Slrle I nhrrr,

Projrrr Ir ~fDerirron and lnformrton S~srems

I$

Asrrsronr Proferror of Morhemonrs

Kawslr. Matth~as(1988
Ph D . un \ e n I) of c o o ado. Bou der

Kearfott. Klmberlee (1984). ..........
...................... .A~suc8oreProfersor of Englnerinq
B S L Mar) s Unlrenltv M E N E . Lnncnl!) of \ rplnlo SI D . M a w hu*elfr in~rirureof Techno og)
Keamey. James R Ill 1968)
.....
Arro -tore Professor ofHlsron
B.A.. Pomona College M A Wa\h nglon Un >en ly. Ph D Unlvcrhil) of W!\convn. Madlron
Kearlng. Thomas 1972
................................
Arrisront Professor of Polrr!col Soence
B.A. M . 4 . Cahfom r Srare Uni\cr\~ly.Srrrrmcnir M P A Ph D lndlrnr Unlvcnlty
Keats. Barbara W. 1984

...................................

Arrisronr Prrofessor of M o ~ g e r n e n r

B A . Loutslana e hnlca Un \enny M S . honheast Loulriona Ln~uer\!!y Ph D . Ok ahoma State Unlvensry

Keatr. J. Ben 1984

A~socloreProfessor of Enqrneering

Keefer. Donald L. 1987 ...............................
A$$ocruteProfersor ofMona~emenrScience
B S Carneyre Mellon Lnlvenbry M S Stanford Unirerq ty. M S . . Ph D . Unlve \~!y of Mlch~gan

.

.

Kehl. Delmar G (1965)
. .
. .
Professor of Engltrh
B.A.. Bob Jones Uniben ty. M S Unluenlry of Wlaconstn. Mrdlron. Ph D Unlvenlty of Southern Crllfom~a

.

RESIDENT FACULTY

506

Ketm. R o k n T ( 1979
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Kim. Joochul t198II)
BA

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\Lrvr\

...........................

01 Cal~lorn~*.
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..........Ays

role Profesr r of Plon,,8,,p

11 11 P . Ph D Lnncrr I\ f M ~ h l g a n

K m . Jong Jtn.. ..................
....................Asrrsronr Profenor oj Archrrecrure
B S . S 'ou Zrc ndl 1 tur ir South box* . hl 4rch L nlren I\ ot r ~ a r4u4 n.
Ph D Lnlrcr* I\ I t CJI cf m,r. Brrkrlc,
Klrn rr. Svphen J 1967 ...............
B i d \I?
u r u l e Slrtc
~
Teachen Co l e ~ cM Ed. Mrrqurrtc L n i \ c n

....
n

Asro tor* Profrsror Emeritus of Edu~orron

Ed D Anz na Su~eLn v e n r)

K ~ n g \ b u g .W ~ r r c nT 11964 .....................
A B Ccnlrzl C I rge 4 M . L n $ e n I\ ul hTlr\uun Ed.D.. \ e n Y n r l Unlrcntr
Klngrton. Jrrr) L 1969
....................
B A t Wr\o-Sivie C 1 e e. M S .ColoiadoSrate L n ~ r r nir. Ph D . Pcnn

. .P,rfr

ror Emenrur of Eduronnn

...Plr~fksrorof Eonomrcr
xnnia Srate Lnl\enlrb

K nrcll. 4nerlo J 1982 .............................
B B 4 M B A D B A .ken, SUt" L" \cr, I)

Arrr rule Pr Vessor of Muno~enrcnr

Klnnter. R l ~ h d r d 1982 .......................
Arro Ire P!<febs tr
B \ B *s n C,I egr. Ed M T r d ~ h r\ C ,I cgr. Colvrnh r Unlren n. Ph D .Srantord Ln \ e n I*

.

Kanttgh. Ke th W. 1987 ....................
\ B M S .SI~ff,id L n l r r *it,: Ph D . U \ t n l i ) 01 M ch em

.... . A n

ry Counselinq Pr\choloq\

rare Professor ofllnthropoloqy

Klrbrnan Ltlt. Bradlord L. 1981 ...............
Arn mie PI J f r r ?r 1fHeolr1 Admlnrsrrotron ondPoli >
B 5 . M S C r r n e g l ~hlellon Un benlr). Dr P H . Ln $ r n l t ) ,I Yonh Crral~na.C h a p H
K rkpar c l . San uel A 1984)
PI fe 3 ! f Polrlr ol S rerr 1 Dean Colkje f L~heruIArts und S C I P ~ C ~ S
B S >h ppcn huig SulcCallrgr M A . Ph D . Pennr) r a is State i n $eni)
Kirluood. Cr.ug W. 1987 . .
................... .P!ojersor o f M a n o q ~ m ~ 7n titn e. Char.
s B S M . E E Ph D . hlan ~hu5ettrIn*, tuc 01 T chnol g~
Drpmm r n r of D e ~ ~ rn rand lnfornzanon S,srems
Klveleu\L Robcn V (1978) ..............................
B F M F.. M.S M E Uni crvly of Wls onrm hlrd son
Kldnn. Marg.tret L. 1945 . .
B S . Un t ~ i \ l t y01 11, I,. M A . . Un vrrr

. . . . . . . . ..Asx
L\

A,r ,i!nre' P! fessor o f Te<hnoloq\

czar? Pr frrsor Emc,8tur of Phwrcol Educonon

ot Ncnhcrn Ca arado

K e n . J a m \ D. IY88 .........................
B A . Florldr At vnllc Lnlrersilv M S Ph D FI n d l h a e U vcnlty

......... .A5eslonr Professor o f Education

K e m . R o k n E Ill (1988 ..................................
R S ln~\crsil, of U c w Hrrnpshlre Ph D Lnlversbo f C ~ mLa r

.

Asrr~ronlP r o f e s ~r of M o r l e n n ~

.

Klelnfeld. Gemld R 1962
.................................
B A . V L 'rork
~
L n v ~ i r l f y .M A . L n \erslty of M chlgan. Ph D Ne* Y rk Un i e r

..Prc fessor

fHzston

8,)

Kllrwer Bnttan. Dar een (1975
..........................
B M E . Bcfhrny Co11epr. M M .Wlch fr State Lnl\ersir)
Klocl. John W (1960) .
.
...........................
B t..1 n > r r \ ) 01 Southern Cal~fornr M.S .Ph D U n i ~ e nI\ f Cahf rn a. Berkeleb

.

Pt ,frsror of Musrc
Proh CT ,r of Engrneenng

Kloparcl. Jetfrey M (1981) ...............
................. Assorrote Profenor of Botonr
B S M S L ncven tv of W \ron*!n. MI waulce: Ph D Unlvcnhlr of OL. rho" a

.

.

Knaupp. Jonathan E (1970 .....................................
B.S Orego Stair Un~\erscl\ M A .Ph D .Lniuen I\ of I Ihn,,

Ass<crorc P?<fcrro, ,/Elemenror> Edu<utron

Knauth. L Paul 1979 ..............
.............................Proferror of Gcoloy>
B A Urine \ t i ) t Chl~dg4Ph D Cdl f o m l~n 4 1 l ~ tof
c Technolag\
Kncer. Dm C (1981) ....................................
. . Arsc ,are Plrfessor of A<rounronr,
B S L n r e n I\ olEvmr\l le. h1 4 Ph D . Un rerr ty 01 Mi*\oun. Colurnb~aC P A . Cdlf rnla Maboun
K n ~ g h tDonald 0 11981)
...................................
8 E E . Mrqurlle Unlren I). M S E . Ph D. A n z na State U rerut)

Knight Leland W (1978)

.

Assocror< Profrrror of Enprneenng

.............................

Ass r i o r r Pr fenor of Desrqn

B . P A A n Center Collcbc of k i l g n : M F.A Sirntord Unnen!r\
Knowllon. John F (196-1 .....................................
B A Leu,\md C ark Col epe. M A . Ph D.. Un venlry of Oregon

.......... .Assoc8ote Professor of Sponirh

RESIDENT FACULTY

508

. . . . . . . . . . . . .P < <few ,r

.................

Kno,. R o k n L (1963

f Ec r on r s

B S.. M S Ok ah ma Sratc 11 ~ v c n l l ) Ph.D.. Unlrenltr of Nonh Carol na
B S Unlxerrit) of Anconr M.S Lniber,

Knupfer. Nanc) N

1987

B S U n r e n l f y of W

5

.................. . A u ?

....................

Knudsen. Frances S (19M

I)

ofCo rado Ph D An7

.............

on5ln.

od

. . . . .Arrr~runrProfi

LaCiossc. M A . Ph.D.. U bcnbt)

iult P,

/L

/ N l o ~,ze

I

Scace n verb t)
r. of Edacor onvl 41cdro

und C ntpiaor

'f W ,crnvn. Mad?\ n

hnuteaen. P a r n ~ ~ 19871
a
.............................
B S N.. Maqueue Lnlvers ty, M S Anrand Sldlc Unlve \ 1,

l t ~ s r 1, 7~, >fNu ~ i n q

.

K o k s . Bernard W. 1986) .
................................ 4rrrsr0,tr Pmof<rm of P18rlcr ,pi,
B A Crhin Co lege. M 4 . Ph D . L n ~ r c r \ l t r t Cdl~fornia.L \ Ange e,
Asyo i ire Pr ~ f e ~ $<ofN,,r,!,8$
,
4rso rorr D l m Rcres h C 1 1 1 ~p~ f Y e , n+
Komnensh, Pauline 1984). ..
B.S Stanfa d Unlreolt) M N Unsrerr~l\ I Wa\hlngtun M A . PI, D Lni\er\lly of A i ,ona

.

Kwnce. Frank W. (1978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B.M.. Nonh Carolina School of ihc An.. M M Southern Methodlrl Uniuer\llv

, f Msrrr

4rr xror' P , fr

.

. . . Asrrsruttr P,U/PJ o )I E , < ~ I N C F , I J I ~
Kouris. Dernttrls A 1987)
........................
D p oma in Ctri Englnecnng. Nattunal Te~hnccrU n ~ v e r \ ~ lof
v Alhcn, Greerc M.S I no \ In,, lute 7t Teihno OL).

.

.

Ph D N n h r e h b m Lnncrslly

.......
................. Profi
B A Co lcge of St F ancl,. M 4 . Anzonr State Unlvcr\tr$. Ph D Lnlrer, ty of Anzonr

Kozaclk. Dorothy Pierce) 19681

Kozrckl. M~rhael 19861

.

.

.

.........................

5,

f Edu or r n

r En!r,rnt

Arrrsranr P oferrcr ~f Enqi,tirr.~t!q

B S Ph D L n n e r ~ y f Edlnbvrgh Sror dnd

.........................

Kraft. John (1986)
B S St Bonmc

t

Krahenbuhl, Gary S. 1971

.

Pr frsror cf F Z N Ut ~ Dturz C lit pe f BUI u e ~ s

re Un ve *t!v M A Ph D Unncnlf) 01 P llrbu ph

...

..................................

P , ,fino, of Ph,rtcal Ldi, ur ,n
A r m rorr Drun Collrpr rf Lthurol Atrr und S
er

B S M.S Nonhern I thn IT L n renltv
Ed D U \entv ot Nonhem Col rrdo

.

Krauae. Stephen J. (1981 . . .
................................... .A>ro<rarrP n frr\o, ,f E I ~ O M L , I , I <
B S Nonhuesrem U n i ~ e nI) U S Ill~nunI sttlute ofTr'hn logy Ph D . 1 nlvcr\it) of Ulihlgrn
............................ Asrrrro,~!Projr~.scr r f Euq nerrrne
Kreamer. Ddwd (1986 ...

.

B S V S.. Ph.D Lnlrerrcly of 4nrona

...................

Krecmer. R o k n J. 111 19751

.

B S.. M B A,. L n n e n l u of U e b r a ~ L rOmaha. Ph D Univrr,

Knnsle). David (19761 ....

.

I\

Pr )jen )r

I U ~ Japeni~nr
!

of hebraskl Lincoln

................................

Pt f e w , ,f Ge ,I q>

Ph 0 . S.B S M . Ph D . Lnnervl) of Chtcrgo

Kroelinger. Mtchael D (1980 ........................
. .
Pr ferr r f D r x q n
B S nlrenltv of A rbrma. hl S.. Ph D.. Llnneon) ofTenn.,r~e
......................... ..Asso<rurr P r o t e r r ~ ,01Arr
Kranengald. Enc A. 11970 ................

.

B A . M A,. San F anc sco Slaw Lnl\ersll\

........................ ..Ptr,frsr,t of V ! r 3 1 ~ q D: E U N C o l l e q ~,f Nezs ,iq
Krueger. Janelle 1984) ..
Diploma. St Luke', Horp!rrl Clerclmd. Ohm. B.S M S.. Ph D . Lnncniiy f Colorado

.

Krua, David 1. (1975
......................
B A . M 4 Charler Un~vcnlly.Ph.D. L n renll) of M nnesola

Profir

Kuang. Yang (1988 ............................
Ph D Umvenlr) f Albena Cmadr

...

Kuby. Michael (1988)
.......................
B A . U" \en,<> of Chicago. Ph D Borlon 1" ucr I,)
Kuester, James L. 1969)

....

,, rf Edurar,on

Arsrrlo,ir Profrss r uf Morlicntarir s
Arrrrro?tr P , fern

.......................................... P ,

if

Ge, pruph

f e i r n , f E , , e l , i ~ rmp

B.S.. Lnlvenlr\ of T e n s 4usirn. M E . Ph D .Tcxa, A B M L i n ~ e n > r \

Kulper. Hendnk J (197 1 ............................
. Asxo<lurr P,ilferro, f Morhr,noocr
B S.. U n l r e n ~ f yof Wtr~onsin.MI wrukec. M S. Ph)>ir\ . M A Mrih Ph D . Lnlvenll) of Wlrcon,ln. Mrdlr n

.

RESIDENT FACULTY 509

...

Kulhavy. Raymond W (1971)

rofersor of Educonon

4 B . M 4 . Crlrforn a Srare Cal egc. S m D ~ c g o

..................................... .Assrsrlmr Profess< r of

Kulrc. Stephen (1984)

Sonolop\

B A . (lcoigc \\.a5hlnelon bn~rcmlly.M A,. Ph D . Columb r L n l r r n % n

....

Kulkamr. L dav R

Ar.~rrfanrProferror < f Informon

>n Swrernr

n\l$cuie of Manrgcmenr (India

B Tech. lndlan 1

........................................................... Arstsrunr Profess,r

Kua. Chen Yuan (1986)

of Enqtneennq

B S . N a m alTatuan L n n e n n ) Taluan . M S . Yonhuestern Unncmit,
Ph D U n t \ c n ~ n01 Cal~fomid.Berlele)

Kunr. Lynn C 1967) .............................................................. 4rro~rorrProferror of Moihemorr~s
B S Sourn Dalofr Schwl ot Mlnc, m d Technoloer M S Ph D 1nner,>i) of Utah

Kyrala. AIt 1960 62. 19M) ......................................................................... .Professor ofPh)srcs
B S M~srachurensInst lute f Trch ology M.S Stanford Lmrr \ I \ . S 4
'
H m a r d Unlvena?
DS

.

.

.

echn rche H a h r c h u c W en A u ~ m a

Laananen. Davld 1987)
B S W rierleiPo ) t u h n c lnsnmtc. MS.. Ph D.. Nunhearam L o \rrs

iv

. . . . . . . . . . Professor ~fE ~ o n o m r ~Dzrec
s.
tor. Center for Lorrn Anlt rrcon Srudres
Ladman. Jerry R (1967)
B S Ph D . loua Strtc Unncnll)
Laetz. Hans G 1961
....... .Arrrsrom P,oferror ofGerman

.

Lafford. Barbara (I980

.

......................

.

.

.

. ASTOrole Profes~or ofSpanish

B A Mtddlebug Col ege. M A Ph D Camc I Univcr~tly

...............................Pr<$e,fcs.;orrf

La,. Rtchard T (1973

.

A B M F A . Pn ccfon Un venniy Ph D . Un

\cialtv

Plonwnq; Charr Deporrntenr of Plonntng

of Penn\yludn r

..................................... Asrrsrunr Professor Emr,rrus ofMarhemorlrs
B S Souih Dalota Schwl of Mlnes and Technology. M A . Anlona State Untrer\tl)

Lake. Raben L 1958

................................. ..Professor

...

Lambens. Jacob J. 1960

.

Ernenrus cf Englzsh

B A Calbln Co ege M A . Ph D . Un vcnlly of Mlrhlgan

...........................A~ssltunr~rofessorofrP
Lamerand. Rtchard K. (1987) . . .
B S.M E.. MI hlgan Techno oglcal Uni\eralrv M S ME.. Unkver, ty at Hau\lon
Lamm, Raben C. 1959) ........

.

B M Unlrenir? of Lou!rv~lle M M

Landeira, Ricardo L. (196'2

f of Te<hnolog)

. . . . . . . Prrfr.>sor Ernn.,ru~ofHumonlr,rs

.

..

Educarron ond MUSIC

Prof~sessorEmertrus ofSponrsh

Bachlller Un~venltarloUnrvenldad d
Ph D Lnlversliy of Colorado

.

...................................Assrsranr Profess ,r

Landeros. Roben (1987

.

of Purchosmg

B S Peppeid~neUnnenrtv. M 0 A,. Ph D . Ml~hlganSrare U n i \ c n t n

Landers. Danrel M 1981)

.

. . . . . . .Proferror

.

ofPhrrrcol Educorron

B A . San Jose S ~ t Collcgc.
e
M S Ph D Unlrenlr) oflll nola

. . . . . . . . . . . ..Professor

.......................

Landers. E. James (1960)

.

.

Emerrrur of Zoolog\

B.A M S Untvenlrv of W\ommg. Ph D New Yark Unlvcnll)

..................................................Asso tare Professor qf Sordologv
..
B A . Unweniiy of Chicago M A . Unlvcnlry of Ncu Mcx co: Ph D Vtrgln a Po ytechnlc lnrrtrvie and Stare U n ~ v e n n y

h e r . Mary R. (1976)

.

h ) o n , Rrchard 1 (1975)

.

...........................................................Profexror

ofPs\cholog~

B E Unluen>lyaf Adclodc Australla) MA.. Ph.D. U n n e n ~ t yof Iowa

LaPome. Leonard L (1984

.

............................Profesrvr

B A . M~chleanState U n l r e n ~ t y M.A Ph.D.. Un~vcnlr)ot Colorado

Laimer. John W (1969

.

.......................................

$Speech and H e o r l n ~S tenre. Chow
Deporrmenr of Speech and Henrmq Srientr
Proferror of Geolog)

B A M S Ph.D.. Lehlgh Un~ven!t)

Arrtrronr Profesror of Ph)srcol Edurorion
.........................
B S.. Stale Unncnlry of Neu Yorl. Broclpan. M S Ph D Unlrcnlly of Wsconrln. Mad son

Lanah, Douglas D. (1985)

.

.

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L ehrfoor. \laijone J

............... .PI. jr.,ror

............

964

B A Br u L n r r \ n \ l A P h D V rrhwe\c

.

.......

Lln. Sheng H 1965
B S h I S . \ r r na

Trlrran

L~nder.Danubn E

972

B 4 .\lair

n P, $e~sor<f Chemrsrn

Reqr,

Taua . P h D L n i r e r r n t Lra

rer\t,

..............P?rfe> or

..........

t e r ~ c ~ Ph
r D

of Enqlssb

n b r bar

m i e n i\

fll n

of Pr\ holoqv

ra

ir

Ltndeman Earl h 1966 .......
............
Pr lfrrror >fArt
B 5 N-m Yoih Stale c cis I r en h ~ ~n u t t a l \I E d . Ed D .P e n n s t m a Sinrr L n n r io
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Ars ,iraic P ? < I < r \r Enc,rri,~rfCoa,iac/t,,y
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516

........ .Professor

Merbr. Charle5 F 1977
B S hl S Ph D . L nn r,

I\

of \\ \con\!"

of A??rhropoloq\

\Indl\on

Mcrrt I. Bruce D 97 1
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8 A Soulhem Orrg n C e ~ ri l A Bnghrm Y ung lln~er*lty.
Medrlr Resenrc h Proqronr
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B S . M S . L n > % e r wof AiLsn\a\ Ph D . Un \enI) of Mhsoun.Co umb a
Metha. Arlene 197'2
B A . A vona Sirir L n \ e

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v A Oh o Slate L m r e r r\: Ph D . U nenhy of SuufhemC r lfom r
M

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Metoa. T h o m a b H 1965 .................................Pnfessor < f E d u i o r n rmlAdn,r,,,rrrorro,8 and Slrpenrnon
B S.. M F Ph D Ln \enlib ,I Lrah
P l r qronl Coord8norm. Edtsononul Adn,r,zlsrratr
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Metrger. D a p l E (1967 . .
B S M E . M s hl E Ph D scmf<rd Ln ,cr\irv

4,sorrore Psofersor <fMus,r

................... Profesror

o/ Enqmeerrnq

Meunler. John 1987
P!ofrrrr>r of 4rc hrrmrurc D P O ~Colleqr
.
q f A r hr,ecrn,e ond E n rronmertrol Deslqn
B Arch. L nlverr I) ,f L rrpoo England M.Arrh Hdrvnrd Lni\er\ I). M An\ I n \en>t\ t Cambridge (Eng m d

.

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A r r o i r u v Prr~fesr r of M u r ,
B.M E . M M E . b \en rb < t 9 l r c o n M M . Wehrem M c h ~ g a n D
. M . Nonhur\lcm Unarcrsar
Me)erson. Lee ( 1962) ...................
r q c n n Profafor of P A Wholoqv
A B . Laf~retieCu Icre. A \I. U n n .rill\ of Calltonll.~.L Angcle, Ph D . Sunlord Lntren I)
Michela. LeMo)nr F 1'463 .................................................. Proferr r E m o 'arr f C o , e o u r ~ i o n
Meyer Janlce Catherme (1977

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B S U S MI Bra

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Arrdemb

M ~ g n oel. Marc P (1Y\7
Ph D Rzie Unirers I\

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..........................

Miller. Barbara K

1976
B S \ M S Ed. Un \ c r \ t \

f .4Lr n Ph D. Ln \rrrnr

Miller. Donald S. (19x1
B S Stra

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k I S Ph D L n \rmllr ot Sourhem Cahi mio

M~ller.Karen A (1981
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B A Un b r n fy of Crlil<rn r Bc Lclc\. M 4.. Ph D Ftantord Uniucr\ I)
M~ller.Keith D 1987
B A TIT 5 Chn\lirn Un \ c

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\

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4 . Fute Unncr\ Lr f Ueu Yoik Albm) Ph D . T e n , Chn,t!an

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BS.MS P h . D . l n \ e r n

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n \ ~ r ,I

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Mtller. Marren 1981 ........................................... Reqrnrs' P t l ferr ,r ~ / P , I r i z ~ nScience
l
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Mbller. WI llam Edgar (1966 . . . .
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Mtllcr. Wlll d m H. (1984)
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B S M S Ph D . Wash ngton Slae L n terrlt)
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B A €351 Texa, Slrlr L n n e r w M .\ . L nl\er>c!\ of OL ah ma. Ed D.. Unlrcr &I)01 Wyom$nr
Mtlsteln. Stanle) R. 1971)
.........................
B A . C?t\ Co legc heu Y o L U A hl D Un \ r*ny of loua
M~nclle).Wendell L 1963) ........................................
8 S . Kr ,a* Sras Un \enI) hl A Un \enlt) of Kmrar. Ph D . Un venty of Loulnt le
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M~nterManhall R Jr. (19651 ........................
B S M E Pvrdve U n i r c n ~ n .M.S.hl E . Un veniw of 4nz na
Mttchell. Fredenc F

Arr lrtntr Profesc ,r Emt,rru\ ,f Te<hnuloqv

......................................

1961)

Protessor Emmruv f Edu~otron

.

B A M A . Unircr-11, of Anzona. Ph.D Co umbia Unnenlr)

M nelmann. Hans Detlef 1982 ....................................
.. .Professor of Wadi nlottc s
M.A U n ~ r e nI) of M u z West German) Ph D Habi lrarlon Ln >enlt) af D m u d d c 9 e l r German)
.............Asslsronr Profesr ,r of A c ,'"ran v
M~nelstaedt.H. Fred (1987) ...............
in i s Srare Unnenlw Ph D Unbvcn ty of lll~no~r
B A MS

.

.

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Moechel. Cindv L

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1987)

..Asrrrronr Professor qt A counmnru

B A M B A . Miam, Ln ,err tv. Ph D L n venlr) of Uonh Caro na Chape Hi I

Profrrs 7r Enlrnrur of Chernrsrr)

Moeller. Therald (1969)
B S Oregon Stare Col ege. Ph D.. Un vcnarb of Wzr~onr~nMadson

.... 4sso<racProfefes,orof

Molwa. Mtchael P (19 9) .......................
B B A . M B.A.. Ph.D. U" \en,i, ot Hourtan

Molarermq

..... .Assrsronr Professor of Healrh Adnzmrrrro~ionond Polrcr
Mandrag6n. Delfi (1988) . . . . . .
B S.. Lni>c rlry of \ew Mexlco. M H S Lnlven ry ot Ca tomla. Da\l,.
M P.H.. Dc.P H Uni~erslr)of Ca lfom a Berlele)
Montanan. John R. 1980)
.......................................
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.

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Monte. Woodrow (1979) . . . . .
B S Neu Merlco Inrttrute of Mm ng and Techno og,. M S Ph.D.. Colorado Stare Unlvenrtv
..........Ass xrote Profe>sot < f To rol Work
Montero. D m e l (1979 .....................................
B 4 Ca ttomta S~ateL n venin: M A . Ph D Uniuen~t)of Callf mia

.

Montgomery. Douglas C (1988 .......................................
... P r u / ~ s ~ or,fr Engrneenng
B S I E hl S Ph D.. V rg n a Po yte hn c Insrlrvre
Montnel. Mlguel (1974 .................Professu, of Publlc Amirs. Asrlsront Iae Presrdenrf<r A<u d e m ~ Aflalrs
B S.. Un \ e slir of Anzona. M S 9 Arizona State Lnnenlt), D S.W Unlvenlr) r f Califom a. Berke r \

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Mood). E. Grant (1951).

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Professor Emenrus of Agrrbusmen and Enrrro,~nzenralResources

.

B S Unnerr$iy of Anzan3. M S Ka ray Sute Lntve r ty. Ph D . Purdue Un veisay

.............................

Moor. Willlam C (1968

Arrocrot~ Professor of Enqrneenng

B S hl S Wr hlngfon Un \ e r s ~ t y Ph.D.. Nonhuertem Unnerslty

Moore. Bvron C 1968
..............................
A B Ma mouth Collcp. M.Ed Ed D . Unnersiry of Arizona

.
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Moore. J Douglas (1969 ......................................
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.

Moore. Michael (1982

..................................

.

.

........... Prufessur < f
. . . Reqenrs'

Ypeool Edu or!<n

Pryes~or.IfChernisrn ond Geoloq\.
D u e lor Cenrr, j i , Mrrro,rre Stzcdres

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C o m m u n q Rprources.
C llege of Nursmg
B S Loyola Unnve r ry of Ch cago. M S Cathol~cUnrveri ty ot Amen~a.
M.P H D P H Iohnr Hopkms Unlrersirv
...... P, $en I , fChemrsrn
Moore, Thomaa A. (1976)
..................................
B A Ph D Tcras Tech Ln venlty
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B S I E . M . B A . P ~ D . U ~ IsltyofHoust
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lnsrrucror of French

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Peterron. G a y (19871
B S . M S . L I ~ r e n t t )of Nebiarlo. Lmco n
Ph D . Bnghr" la" L L" ,en,,\
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P o r n o f f . Colltce H 19451
........Professor Emerrtas of E,~qlrsh
A.B M A Uncverr~fvof Ca ~fomrr.Bcrleley F A A R M A Amencrn A adem) n Rome (Ital)
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Radke. Judtth J 1 9 6 0 ) .
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B.S C E . Ca ro Unlver, cy Egypt M S C E Ph D Purdue U n n e n ty

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Ragan. Donal M. 1 9 6 7 ...........
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8 . 4 . OIcidenia Co ege. M S nnenlr, of Soulhem Cal fornu Ph D Unwenxrv of Washlnglon

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Ramlrez. Rlchard G. 1987 ............................. .Assrsronr Profesxor of Dccrrr n ond InJ~rnrononS w m r
B.S Unlrer,tl) of Guadaln ma Meuco : M S Postgraduate College Chaplnqo Mcxlcoi. Ph D .Texas A k M L s r e n I)

.

Assorrorc Profcssur Emerrrrrs of Enp rsh

Randall V r g i n l a R. 1 9 6 2
B A . College of Ncu R a h
Rankm. R o b e n L ( 1 9 7 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B S Lnncrsbn of Tcia,. El Paro: Ph D R e Untven I)

.

.

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R d l n . W. P a r k m a n ( 1 9 8 2 ...............................Professor Enrrrtru$ of Journolrr,,! and Tekc ,nmiunrrurron
B S . S ~ T ~ L Lnvrer,
~ , L I).M B A . Ph D . New Y o i l Lnlrer I)

............................
Rapp. James R ( 1 9 6 2 )
B Arch. Lnlrer, i, ot Deuo I. M S Arch. Co umb a Unlrerr tr
Rasmus<en. Darnd I (1963)

.

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of Ar hue lure

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Zoolop\

B S M S Unlvenlty ot Utuh: Ph D Un verrny of M chlgan

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B S l o a a s t a t e Uru\entr) M S Wahmgron Stale Uruven!t)

Rarmu\ren. R o b e n D (1919)

RESIDENT FACULTY 525

Ratner, Esther ........................................................................ .Assdsront Professor of Deslfn
B F A Warh~ngronUnrvers ly. M F A Un>rer\ ly of Mxhlgan
Raupp. Gregory B. (1985)
B S M.S h i d u e Unlver

Ass,sronr Profmsor of Engineerrng

.

Rausch. lack D. (1965) . .
B S M A . Oh o Stare Unner,liv

Ass <rot<Profrrsor of Murr

.

Rave. Wallace J. (1967
B S . 11 inolr Slaw L n l \ e n n ) . M M . Ph D Unner,

Assocrote D,rertor School of Mustc
Assocrore Prqfesror of M u r x

I\

of 1 lhn

is.

Urbana

Rawls. Wllllam S (1971)
. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Emenrus ofPh,acs
B.S Murray State Collcgc. \ I S Tu mc Unnenlt). Ph D Iowa Stale n l r e n l n

.

Ray. W!lllam J. (1968 ...
Pr /error ofElmn~crrron Education Proqrom Coordinaror Elpmenron Edurorton
B S . U S.. Slate Lruven~l)of heu YoiL Buffrlo Ed D . Haync Stale Lnlvenlr)
Reader. M a r k (1967)
A B . A M Ph D .U n ~ \ c r r $of
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Reckerc, Phrllp M J. (1980
................................................ .Professor of A<counroncj
...
B S Q u nc) Col epe. M B A . Warhlngr n Lr n c r \ l i ) Ph D . Un verau of ihnolr

.

Redman. Charles L (1983 .................... .PI. terror r f Anrhrop ,log\. Chaw. Deporfmenr ofAnthropology
B A H m a r d U n t \ e n > t ) . h1.A.. Ph D.. Un b ~ r u t y, f C h a a g >
Reed. Helen (1986) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Arsouote Profersor ofEngtneering
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B S U n n e n > i \ of OL ahoma hl S Ar zona Stale L n bcn ty

.

.

Reeve-. Henry C . (1969) ................................ Professor ofM,rrobroloq~.I rre Prpsrdenrfor Research
B S F r d ~nand Manha Coi epe. \I 4 . Ph D . Vandcrb It Un ve nn

.

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B B A e\ar A&M L n \ e n ? h . \I B A Ph D

n \enn

Asslsrnnr Professor of Monoxemenr
of 1 Ihnolr. Lrbana Champaign

Regler. Phtltp R. (1987) ............................................................Ass,sront Professor of Accounrunc~
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Retn'l. R a b e n L. (1961)
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Relnard. John C. 1975
B A M 4 . Cal fomrs

R e ~ n g e n .Peter H (1982
B B A .Co ogne Co 1ege Wc,, German,) hl B \ Ph D .L",rerrl,\ of c m

Professor of Morletmg
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Relser. Castle O (1958)
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RESIDENT FACULTY 531

Semer. Wayne M. (1973)
B.A.. Ponland State Univ
Sensibar. Judith (1985)

sroriore Professor of Englirh

Seperich. George J. ( 19761............................... A ~ s o c i n rProfc~rorof Adribusinrrs ond Emironmenrol Resources
B.S.. Loyola Univcrsily. Chicago: MS.. PhD.. Michigan Sme Universily

Serna. Irene A. (1988

isrrrtrr Proferror of Education

Senuint. Nancy J. (1988

Asrisro,rt Prqfersor of Arr

B.A.. Uniuerrily of ]!]in

Shafer, Roben E. (1966)
Professor <fEd!tcorionul Policy Srudies
Shah, Iami (1984)

Asri.sranr Professor of Engineering

B.E..N.E.D..En

Sharer. Ion W. (1975)

ssociate Proferror of A n

Shaw. h n a p u r n a (19861

sri~tonrProfessor of Geography

B.A.. Calcutta Univerrit

Shaw. Milton C. (1978)
Pro/es.ror Entrritur of Engineering
B.S.M.E.. Drexel University; M.E.Sc.. S c D . Univcniry af Cincinnati: D r H C . . U n i v e n ~ yof Louvvn (Bclgiurn)
Shell. Leon G. ( 1967) .........................................Associate Profenor of Counselor Educoriun; Deon of Studpnr L,fe
Sheller. Don (1986)

rsi~ronrProfessor

of Technology

Shen. C. C. (1982) ............................................................................................... A
Proferror of Engineering
B.S.E.E.. National Tdiwan University (Taiwan): M.S.. State University of New York. Smny BrwL:
Ph.D.. Stanford Universitv
Sheppard, Douglas C. (1971)
Professor Emeritur of Spanish
B.A.. Montana State Univemi

Sheridan. Eleanor (1973)

.

Arrirtanr Professor of Nursing

rofessor of Geology
B.A.. Amherst College:

rgfessor of Morhemnlicr

Sheydayi, E. Yury (I973

Assoriov P ~ o f ~ s s of
o rArchitecture

B.S.C.E.. University o f

Shin. Kwang (1983)

srirronr Professor

of Engineering

B.S. Scoul Nation

Shing, Chi-Lyang (1985)
Shim, Randall A. (1978
B.A.. Southwestern Okl
Shin", Thelma 1. (1975)

Assistunr Profrsror of Consrrucrion

rofe~rorof Music
is

Proferror of English

RESIDENT FACULTY

532

Shlpp. Vernon E ( 1 9 6 6
..............
..............
............. Arrrrmnr Professor ofArt
B S Grand Can)on Ca leg" hl A Anro a S~aleUnncrsity
Shipper. Frank M. (1977) .....
............
............ Asxorrore Professor ofMonogrnrrnt
B S.M.E. West Vlrg n a Unsrer\tcy. M B A Ph D . Urine r) of Utah

.

Shafstall. Weldon P (1950 ..............
.............. P r f i r s r r Ernerrnrs <,fSe<nndor) Edurorron
B.S Nanhca\f M ~ o u Stntr
n
Teachci* Col cge. M A . Ph D . Unlver9in of Mtsaoun

.

Shriver, Keith A 1982) ....................................
.... .As~o<rorrProfessor of A . otmronc,
.
n C P.4. Anzona
B S L nlield College M S An, n? Fuc Un ,init\ Ph D U n n e n i) of T c ~ u Ausc

.

Shrock, David L. (1974) .................. ProJe~sdr01 Transporrorron Arrorlor~Dean. Collcqc f Busmess
B E E . Geneal Motors In,, lute. M B A . D.B 4 . lndlana Uni*eint,
Shuman. I. Gaylc (1974)
.................
B S M A . Ed D.. Arizona Stale L n \enI)

...........

.

Asr

r lare Profcsror of Jtirnce Srtdz~s

................ .Ass crare Proftsror ,fEt!qmr<n,zp Dtrrcror
Co,npurer Inrexrured Monujuc rrrrrnq 7, rrrm Resror -h Cenrrr

Shunk. D a n L. ( 1 9 8 1
..........
B S IE.. M S I E Ph U.~ u r d u eLn,\cr\,~r

Siferd. S u e Perrorl 11989). ..............
..............
........ Arrr~ranrProfcrmsror ofOperorrons
B.S.. Dcn~ronUnlvers I". M B A . Wnbhf Stair bn \enltr. U A,. Ohlo State Untrer\tn
Silvaroli. Ntcholds J 19631 ..............
............. P r f t r r r , rfRrocirnq ond Lthran Screnccs.
B S State Un benrcy of hcu i o r l Fred n a.
Pr ,prom Coordtnoror Rradz,,~and Libron S renres
M A Store Unlven I) of Ncu Yori. Buffa u Ed D . Svracure Unlrer, ly
S ~ l v e r Benjamtn
.
(I971 . . .
................. 4rro tare Professor rJ Jotrrnolrsm m l Tclc onrntirnrconon
B A M A L" ver*>rv of loud

.

S ~ m m o n s Douglas
.
J. (1961)
...................Asarranr Pr lfpssor of French
................
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Ccrtificat de prono"' arcon lranir re La Sorbonne Francc
Stmon. Sheldon 1975 ..........
.............
.............
..Pr ~frsrorof Polrrrtal Ycren e
B A . Un~venllynf Minnesota. M A Pnnicron Lnnersltv Ph D L n ~ v r r i ~ of
t ) M ncrnla

.

.

.

Smger. Stan (1987
..............
..............
B A . Unlrenlry of Ermw I c M A . lndlana Unlrcrnt). Ph D L n i w

.

...........
vl) of Cr lforn 4.

Arr!ronr Pr
Lo, Ange e,

IS r of

Theorre

Singhal. Avi C. (1977)
..............
...........
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Profcsror <f Enqrnrering
B.Sc Math.. Agia Un b e n m Indta B Sc Cngr B Sc Hen, St Andrew U n ~ r e n ~ l S~atland
)
S.M.. C.E.. SE D Marrchu\rur ln\l~fufcof Techno1 g*
Smha. Rajlr K 1989) ..........
............
............
Asstsrunr Profess< r ofMon(enng
B.A. M A . Drlh) L ~ ~ E ~Ind
I I4 I

.

.

.

S d o v , Abraham (1964 .............
...........
............. P,c,fe.~.rnrEnurrrua of Morhenwrrrr
B S.. Collegc a f C I) of hcu io i.M S Columbla Lnne $I\ Ph D George Ws,hlngton Lnncr5rl)
Sirius, Murray D ( 1 9 6 8 ) . .......
............
B.S.. Masrr~huretr*In,, rule ,I Tcch ,logy. M S Ph D Unlu rr

.

...........
t)

......... .Proferror

Skiba, Edward B 1 9 8 2 ) . .......
...........
.............
B.S M S Drerel Un vcn I). Ph D Uniben t\ of Cal forn~a.San Franc r o

.

Asso<mrc Professor of Chemlsrry

.

Skinner. James S 1982) .........
B S.. MS.. Ph D L n venm o i lll!no

of Engtncerrnq

of 1 Ihnoi,. Lrbanr

................

.......

Profesror I J Ph,saal Edu~arron

L rbana

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Skoldberg. P h y l l s 1977) ..........
..............
...................... .Professor oJ Musrc
B M M M.. Ncw Eng m d Con%enaforyof MUSK M M E D M lnd anr L nwer irv B oom ngu n

.

.

.

Smeltzer. Larrv R. 1986)
4r~ocroaProfessor rf General Burmess Chorr. Drporrmcnr ofCrnernl Busrnrrr
B S. Unlverb 1 ) of Montana. M A U \crrlt) of Nebraska: Ed D Northern I Ihnols Unlverrlh
S m ~ t h A.
. W a d e (1981
..........
..........
.......... A r r o n u r ~Pr lfprr )r of S O C ~ O / O ~ >
A B Danmouh Collrge M A Ph D Lni\crnl) of C h i ~ a g o

.

.

S m ~ t h Andre.
T. (1978 ..
4 B Lln~ven!r) of Cal tornla.
SrnlU~.A n h u r B Jr (1967)

.

..........
Berle e\.

........

...............

...... Asso<rorp Profrssor of

Zoolog\

Ph D Lnlrenlt) of Cal fom a. Lor Ange er

.............

.......Assocm,c Profasor

B S Hudm Slmmon\ Um\cm%ly.M B A . Ed D Lmvemrr of Houbron

ofCpnerol Business

RESIDENT FACULTY 533

Professor Emerres of General Buslners

Sm~th.Charle, 9. (1964)

.

B S Drrlc I nlrernt)

...

Smath. D a b l d 8. 1 9 8 4

.

B A . Carleion Co legc. M B A .

.

Srnlth. D a v t d J ( 1 9 8 4
B SL Ph D . D S

4rro rore Proferror ofAccounran~\
lllina~r

nlrcrs f ) of Pcnns\lvan~r,Ph.D.. Uni\crnly of llhno~sC.PA

.

Professor. Cenrerfor Solzd Store Suence ond Ph,vsics

Un v e n f ) of Mclbaume IAurtraI~a

.....

Smrth. Georp a A F 1 9 8 5

.

B A . l n l r c n tv of Crl~fornia.S r n u Barbara. M.P.H Un \en,,) ot M ch gan. Ph.D Un

S m ~ t hH
. a l L. 1 9 7 9 ) .

4ssrsronr Prqfessor of Zooloq,
ry of Calrfom a. R%\er>
de

her,

........

B A Ph D Lnnenily of l o w
Smith. H a n e r A. 1 9 7 7

.

rqfessor of Morhemortcs

.

B s . ~ e h l z hu n b e st,\. U S A M P ~ DUnwenln
Smtth. Janet K holm ( 1 9 8 1 )

o ~ e m vania
v

Asro lore Prqfesror of Eco,rom~cs

B S . ~ n n e r\n of Utah

Smlth. L Chrlrtlan 1971

Assrrronr Professor of Htsror,

B A Lnlon College. hl 4 . Ph D . lnneni

)

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,no,\

Smlth. Lehn T ( 1 9 5 9
rofe~sor of Morhemor~cr
B S \I A . Anzo a Stale Lnlven 1). M . D . Scanford L n \ e n n
Sm~th.Marlon W (1952 ......................................................................................Assx!are Professor of Musa
B.S Crpllal Lnlven~t).M M.. .\mencan Conselvatow of Murxc

Smlth. Mary Lee ( 1 9 8 6 ) ............................................Professor of Educortonal 4dnttnrsrronon ond Sttpemrsron
and Educorro,~olP licr Srudtrs
B.A. M P.S Ph D.. L venltr of Co a ado

.

Smlth. Ralph E. 1 9 7 0
Asroirnre Pr fcssor ofF~noncr Chow. Depnrrmenr of Flnon~e
B B A S vchcrn Mcfhad st Lnnenlt) M B A . Wash~noionL n \ e n r y .
M A Ph D . I n venlf\ of Callfomlr. Lor Angclcr

Srntth. Rtchard L 111 ( 1 9 8 1 )

Srnlth. Rbchard L ( 1 9 6 7 )
. . . .
..........Pr jessor of Engmeenng
B S Washxngtan Unlrenln. M.S.. Ohio S u r e U n ~ v e n ~ rPh.D..
).
Anzona S u r e L n ven r)
Smtth. Rona d D ( 1 9 6 3 )
...
.................Arsocrore Profersor of Hrsror\
A B San D rga S ~ a t cCollege Ph.D. Unncnlry t Soulhem Calit m a
Srntth. Stanley E ( 1 9 7 7 )
. . . . . . . . Assorroa Professor ofJournolzsni and Tele~onrmunrrorron
B A Co gorr Unrven r). M 4 . Purduc U n ~ u e n f )
Smlth D a n ~ e l r Dw~ght
.
E (1987) ............... ..iLrsrstonr Professor ofPurrhoszng Tronsporronon. Opernrtonr
B B A . Unlrcrrin f Mchlgan. Ph D.. Unnenlr) of A zona
Smnh D d n ~ e l s .V ~ c l l 1987 ........................... Asstsronr Profess,r cfPunhormq 7ron.vporrorron.Operorrons
8.8.4.. Un > m i c v of S m Daego Ph D Oh o State Uruven ty

.

Snou. Nancy E 1 9 8 7

.......................

Asjrsronr Professor of Phrlosoph,

B A,. M A Marq erte Unwenlrv.Ph D Unlven~rvof Notre Dame

.......

Snow. Roben (1970)

.

.

B.S MA.. Ph.D L n i w

\

. . .

Prqtenor of So ioloq)

tv ot M nnerofa

Snyder. Emest E Jr. (1958) ..........................................Plgiersor Emerrrus of P h ~ r ls Sczence Educonon
A 8.. M A Colorado State Unnenr,. Ed D N e r Y r l Un~versify

.

Snyder, Lester M . Jr. (1967) ....................

Professor of Counr~linqPsvcholoq~
B.S M lenval e Stare Co ege. M E d . Wesern M q l a n d C a lere Ph D Ln~renltyof Mlchrgan

.

So. Ronald Mlng Cho (1981

.

.

...................................Professo,

.

.

fEngmeermg

B.Sc Unlvenlty of Hone K np. Hong hong M Eng McGiII Unlvenlty, M A , Ph.D Pnncclon Untverrlty

rofersor of Ps) holoq>
S o m e n , le. Swan C (1978)
B A . Uni\ersr) of New England Aurtraha : Ph.D.. Auwal an National Unwer,cty (Ausuaha
Sommerfeld. Mllton R. 1 9 6 8 ) . .................................... Profms r giBoronr Chor,. Depmrm~nrof Boron)
B s southueri ~ e r a rStare co lege. ~h D . washrngton n rerrlty

RESIDENT FACULTY 535

1979
...........................Asso garr Profersor of MorLe, np
i ntr rr I\ n i 1 lhmi* Ph D L n l i .nit\ t Te-a*. Aurl n

Stephens. Van', J
6.5. \ I S

Ste\en\on. Harold W
B S Ln

..........................

1967

Profcrsor E n ? e n i w ~ f F r ? l o , e

Ph D. I nncnnr 01 \I>h pan C F A

t 51 nc%ucr.\I B A

isrh tr

T J. (1932) .................
Arro rare Prrfesro! Emerrrus oj Pli\sr<ol Educanon
B .\ 4nz nn Strtc L t l r c n I,. \ I S L n ~ \ c r n
* I So thcm Califamla

Ste\cnon ha

.

..................

Steum. D nad G (19M
B 4 \IS

1 l i r h Ph D

I n \ t i I,,

4,roc~oreProfcrsor of Mrrrhenzorr~s

f Tenne* er K n o ~ rlie

................................ P r 7fcssor Emenrus of

Siewm. Ernesr 1 19>9
B 5 \ I T L u Stale
~
L
Steudn. Kenneth M

n \rmlr\

brnll).

Hcolrb Sclen e

Ph D. Culunlhla Lnl\er,itb

............................ .Professor

1917

Emrrrrus of Anrhropnlop\

A B 61 4 Ph D I nt\rr\ t i of C r l ~ l ~ m zBurke
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e\

. . . . . . . P t o f ~ ~o f~A y~nrb u n n ~ r sondEniironn,mra/Resou,

St lea. Ph Isp G 19691
B S I rrr\if
t Ar!.rn\d\.

hl S I
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~r

f kcnlu kt Ph D M h gm State Lnnernry

1954)
................................... Protesror Emrrrrus ~fCommunr onon
B A Loun rr A P \ ~ i h lcl n\tnule M 1 Ph D . Lnxrrr\ I) of Denrei

St tes. Will am H

.....................................

Stock U.11 am A (1971

B A B r L b u m C Irr W5.PhD

Stocker Da\td Allen 1978
B S .C
rdlv Tcrchcr. C
Stone. Greporv 0

986

B \.Hanard L r

b r 51,.

Stone. W ian J

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r c M M . Ph D . Nc "hue\ cm L n \enlt)
............................

P h D Lnn.rr>ib i i C a i c m

4 s s ronr Professor of Pri,cholr p\

..................................Professor

967

.

Stoner K L ~ n n 19hr

P?ofevvor o f M t < ~ u

Tan D e e r

d

n % e\ I & . h l 5 Flondd Slrfc Ilni%ers~l\.
Ed D

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.

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of Plr>srcal Educoo

......................Asesrunt Professor

M A Ph D lnlianr

nlrer,

,I

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of H8sr<,r

fr

..................
Arsociore P,, firso, f P o l t o o l Srre,! e
Ph D . L n \er\ I) t he tu %.!
Stout Mtnard \\ 1969
...................................
Profrsror Emcrirrrr of Ed,, on ,n
B 4 . Lnncrr t\ i t \onhem It u d \I A Ph D . Slate L n i ~ e*I$ of lous
Stout. Roben (197b
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Sroohzt. John a. (1976
4 B \I 4 \lrr\hr

Lnzr .r*l!\

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Stawe. Noel 1 1967
B A ~h D unl\ir

I soulhem CA

,I\

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SUanee. Richard E

1973
B \I E . U ch 1.3 Stale n Ler\ I,. hl hl E . Un ien i)

Straub Calvtn C

Profersor of Murzc: D ~ r e ~ r.
r cB m d r
f Col rad 1. D M A . Bo5ion L rerslt)

....

1961
of Soulhem Cn t nl r

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B Arch. Lnlicr,ll\

S t r a ~ nRoland
.
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967

F k \I 5.t t
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B5

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.

.
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M A I n \cr\ll\

I MI ~ne,Nr. Ph D . L n xcnit) 01

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of L! h .mr Yupo\ir\ r

..........................

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B S M a r e%t r C l l e
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ass ,rtare

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B S N E Marquclle L n rcr

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Tallor. Jack J

.

1960

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I

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B S . Spr gthcld Co I-LL
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Tan8 Toomey. Stella 1987 ..........................................
B A . M A . Lnner* r) of loud. Ph D Lnlrcr, I,of \ \ a 4 inqton

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.....
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i,\r\ro,tr Pvfis, r JFLirrr a st I C ,,>prr<rIrrc
B S \rllonal Te hnlcal bnlrer, I\ ot 4lhcn* Clreec. M S Ph D Lni\er\
1 buuthcrn CaI turni~

I,

Tacn. Kong Tong 11984
.................
B S Fu Jen Crlho c 1 nlxcrsll) M S Ph D Purdue Unnirrlt)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A

rsrur~rP, ,I'

Tsong. Ignatiw 5.T (1981 .................................................
B SL M SL unl*rnay of ~.eds ~ n "nd
p ~h D ~ n i \ c r r l r \of ~ o n dn ~nglond
Tu. Eugenra Y 1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........................
B Ed Ta urn Nom a1 Uniber\hl) Taiwan . B A . Baylor Won en C t e g ~M S L o l r c r \ I\ ut 4

.

.

Turn*. Jan 1.11978
B S Cul cpc ot Enplneennb Prreuc Cmalio*l

.

.... . i

Turnbou. Jarne\ W 19591
B S M E T c w Teihn l c gl

.

41

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M S Oilah n r 5 t n c l n n c r \

l)

? <tore

PI
Ph D Inbrrr\

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.

Col cbc h l S F M Ph.D I n \cr

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15

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Tyburcr). James A. (1985) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
~ at Orcro
B A . Whcl m Co Cepe. Ph D l n , \I)

.

7~

I

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.

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Et8q,t1c<r,nc

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Turner. Katharine C 1946)
......................
B Ed Ill no)> Stat- hormr \I 4 Ph D I n bcrrll) of I.\ rhlgzn

T v atak). Daniel John 1982)
B S.. M.S E E Ph D Pen",) vrntr Ftate L n n c

ir<

En<,rnrt / t n ( ~ , ~ . ~ r r , i q

frs

Turner. Christy G..11 1966 ..................................
B A . M \ . Lnlrerr I\ of Anrona Ph D . Lln \cr*ciy f W h an,in. Mrd %o

.

5

,c nd

fi

\dl4

~r r / Ph\\i

PI J<>>or,I Pli

.

Tucker. Bonnle P 1987
B S S l r r c u \ ~Innerrhn. J D . Unncr\tl! < t Cc lc rrd,

5

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. jE,,r,sh
I q,

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RESIDENT FACULTY 539

Umkrser. Emzl) (1982
....................
B A Ln \ e n t\ t Pennril~ana hl 4 . L n l \ r i * l l b t Tura\. Ph D Colvmb$aLn remlr\
Lmberaan. George E 1977
........................... Profersor of Murl

.

B M E E m e m \en Mex co L n

Undenuaad. Max (1985

M A . L n n .r\ir\

\enlt.

......................

.

f luuo. Ed D U \ e n

ib

Arso .!ore Profirsor of Arr

. Dtrerrc~r.S .hod of Muusrc

ot \ o h e m Colorado

............ 4 ~ r r ~ t u nProfessor
r
of Archiacrure

.

B S Unrbenlf, ot Southern Cn !tom r. M.41 h Pi n c l n U b c n ~ i ,

Ung. C h l n q (1987
................................
B M hl 11 Manhattan 5 h w of M 15 c D M 4 C lunlh a L \er, tv

A l n oare Profesror of Mustr

19821 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assxmrr Prqtps or of Enplneerlnp Acnnq Dzrecror.
D I n>rer*lt\ of Ma tlind
Center f,, Adbun~edResear<h in Tronrporrurlon
UtU W llram R 19b8
.......... .PI feshor of Ps\cholop>. Chow Dtparrrnenr of Pr! holoq,
B S Univcr, t\ a i C m innat. Ph D Ohlo S!dlc n r e r , ~ t y
Upchurch. Jonathan E

BS

. 11 S Unlverb lv

t I I non. Ph

.

Vdldrrleho. L Tereu (1971
............................................
Proferror of Spnnlrh
B 4 hl 4 . M A . Ph D . A n ~ n Sr f x c n \ e n l t \
Va en1 ne. Carol Ann 1975
............................
Arr xrole P r o f i ~ ~ oofr Connzun~nrron
8 . 4 . M A bnnentt) uf Mhchlgrn Ph D Pcnn*) u r n r Slate bn \enlr\
Valent ne hnson B 1976
B S Lni\cn n f W ~ o n a l n \I
. 4 L n ~ v c r 8)

...............................Ploferror of Conmn~un~~or~on
f Wd\h #on Ph

D.L n n e n cr t Lrah

Vallejo. Ca as J I19761 ........................
Arro role Pnfe\ror < f M,rlrr~slrurolEducation
B S Chadron Srnie Teacherr Col epc. M A . W D . Un $ r nI) of hehraAa Lin In

..................................... Asslsionl Pr frrror

van der Marr. Hans ( 1986

~
hethe land,): M S . .
md 'Idllonal A ddem\ f ,r Ph\\ a E ~ YonL 4mhem

Dp

Ph D Ohio starc Ln "em,)
Van Haal. B q L 1976

B5

Ill n o r State U n \ e n

of Ph\s, a1 Educorron

Irhdca College

.................................Asso<rare Professor of
hl S E I D Nonhem

L)

Mo,zopernenr

~n ar U n venli)

Van Orden. Guy C 1987). . . . . . . . . . . . . .

...........

.

As~rnrmrPrlfesh ,r cf Ps>cilo/op\

B S.. L tve ury ot Orr~on:M A Ph D Unlvcr\hlr of Cnllfomir. Sun D ego

Van Wagenen. R. K e ~ h 1963). . . . . . . . . . .
B A,. PACt t i Un a Cot ere. M . 4 . AnJona Slrle Un
VanderMeer. Phll~pR 1985 ................
B.A Cdlv

........ ..P, ,fesso,
vcr ity Ph D .

. . . . ..Asr,sraor

College M . 4 . Ph.D.. L \rnnt\ of lllina

.........Aslo<rare Professor of Sponirh
\I\.

D

M 4 . Ph

Lni>er\~l\01 Hrrhln,lon

Vaughan. Lrnda A. 19821 ......................... A\r
n \ e n n of Ca itom r. Da,

BS

,. \I

role Profccv r of Fornlh Re~osrcprondHurnon Developrnenr

.

V S C me I b Inmin Ph

D L

lvenltr of Anzona

.Professor Ernrrmzr of Educorron

Veatch. Jemette 1968
A B Hertern Mlchlean Unlven

Vellenga. Ddwd B. (1981)

I). 1l A

Ph D . Ueu Y o r l Lnlren

......

.

A.B.. Ca \ n C I ege. M.B.A U n v e n n )
Penn,)lvan a Stare Unwencry

Venables. John 1986

Profpssor of Htrror,

*

Vdsquer. Mar) (1975
B A . Flonda Scare b n l x

of Edtctorion

n % e nt\ ot Urah

I\

.Profeciersor of Tronsporrorro,r. Assouore Deon
Gmd~rorrProqroms. Collepe of Bustness

t l l l ~ n a ~Urbano
\
Ph D

..................

.............................. Professor of Phvsirs

B A Ph D Lnnerslty of Cmbndre E l & and

Vcrdin~.W~lliamA. (1976). .................................

.

Ays crate Profer.~orof Monopernenr Lrencc

B S Care Weltem Reaene Unwcnliy. M.B A . D.B 4 . Kent Fldlc U a r e n l l )

Vergis. John P. (1954)

.

8 . S M A . Ncu Yori Ln veiq

Profesror Ernet8rsr r f Educaeon
I).

Ed D 1niuer*

I)

ot Soulhem Ca atom a

Vermaar. Wtllern F J (1986
......................................Asssmnr Profinor of Borony
Ph D 4encultural Unbrer, I ) . Wagentngan Ucthe Imd,
Vernon. Mttrt 1986
.......................................
Ars!sranr Profrrror of Destpn
B S Unlrcrs 1, of Vonh Crrollna. Grecn5boro. M 4 Vlrgsnla Po rte hntc In,nrure and State U n l v e n ~y

.

RESIDENT FACULTY

540

Vestre. Noms D. (1972

.

.

...............................

....................

Prulrrr ,r ofPs,rho/nqv

B.A Ph D Unnrenlly of M nne%atr

Vmmg. Davld C ( 1 9 1 5 ) .

....................................

...........As30<roll

Profer3or of Theorre

B A . U n n e n ry of Redlmdr. M F A . Unwenllv of M nner ra

......................................

Vtrden. Randy J 1984)..

.

B S . M S Anrona Stale Unl\en

. 4ss!rranr Pmofesr<r ofLe1rure

.

................................

V~rglllo.Carmelo (1965

Stlrdrcr

Ph D Ulah Slate Lnlvenlly

I\

...........Professor 01 Roman

.

e Lanquoqer

A B .State Un vonlt) of Ucw York. Albm) A M Ph D lndlana Uni\crs~ly

.......................................
Asslrranr Profm3or o f f ' l n ~ i ~ aEducnrson
l
B A Spmgfield College M A T . New Mcxlco Sraie Un benay. Ed D Un!uen~t\ of Utah

Vogler. E Wllllam I1987

.....................

Volek. Em81 (1975
Prom Phi

.Ph D .C h a er Unlver5ll). Prague Czechorlo\&~a

Pfof<sr ,r if Spanish

................................................ P!o,fesrot Emcrrrus ufGetrnon
D~plomaUnlversa\ of Frankfun on the Mum We,, Gemanv . M A . Y r e u n l r e r ~I): Ph D Corncll Unlrerr 15

Von der Heydt. Alfred (1950

.

Voas. Howard C 1964 ...................................
A B. HOP co~lcgc.M N.S ~ r i r o n aState Unlrenlry. M s hrduc ~ n l v e rit)

.

.

.

Votichenko. T Alexander (19561

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Profee,,r

....................Asrrsro,~~Pr firtor

<f Phiri s

Enzerrrur ofPhrlosopb,

A 6.. Pnncelon Lnlvcnlt) M.A Columbia Unlrmlt)

...............................
.....Pr~frssor01 Compuvr Snence
B.A.. Unlvcn!ty of Bnl J Calumh r Cmadal Ph D Unlren ry af Callfomrr. Beilele)
Wagner. J Bruce 1977)
..........................Profess r Crnrerfor Sc bd Yore S~renreond C k n ~ r r r r ,
B S Ph D . Uni\en I\ of Vtrgln r
Wadge, Wtll~arnW. 1988)

.

.

Wagner. Ronald F (1962)
............................
B.S .Unlvmlt) of Wlrronnn. M F A U n n e n ~ r )of owa

...................

.

Profrs~or f A r r

...................................
.......... ..Arsr~runrProfess,~ssor f Morlrrrng
B S Vlrglnrr Po1,lechnlc lnslltute and Sratc Un venlty. M.S . Ph D Pennry \mca State U n w n I)

Walker, Beth (1988).

.

.

Walker. Bruce J. (1974)

................................

Profcsxor ofMurkcnnq Chorr D<purrnlenr ofMorkermq
B A .Seattle Unlvenll\: M B A,. D B.A.. Unl\er\!Ly of Co orad

....................... .Assocrate Professor <f Edtican ,to/ Adnl,t,!strulrrm and 7uper1rsron
B A . Alblon College: M A Mlchlgan SLrle Unhvenlt) Ed D Utah Stare Un vrmty

Walker, John E (1970

..................................

WaLer. S t e p h e n G (1969

.................Prcferror

JPol~rrralSc,enre

4 B Crelghton Unlrcrslry. M A Ph D . Un v e n a ) of Flonda

1958)
.........................
B S.. Lewi and Clark College M S Oregon Sore L m r e r r):
Ph.D.. Stanford Umvcrnn

Wallace, Charles E

.

..PTO~PJSOT
L f Enqltl~rnny 4ssisro,rr Dean
Colleqt 0 1 E,zpmeerr,zy ond Appllrd Screnrrs

....
........................
. . . . . .Prc fcsror ofElen?r,trori Edtaorron
B A Unlrernr) ofCalltorn a. Smla Bdrhm. M A S m F m ~ l r c oSLale Collcgc. Ed D Srmfo d b trenllr

Wallen. Carl J (1973)

Walrberg. Glenn E (1978

.

............

................

.

.......A~rncrarpProfe~rorcf,/Znoloqr

B S Ca tiomla Starc Un verrliy Long Beach. Ph D bn~\er.ln f Callfomla Lo, Angela

Wamacks. Naomt W

( 1968

......................

B A,. M.A . Ed D . Anrona State Unwerr

Wang, Alan P (1970

.........Assooare Profeeso,

,fSp<ondor\ Edarorron:
Proywm C ordnnoro,. Yrco,rdun Educarron

I)

.........................

.

...................

..Pwgtsa r

ofMorhen8urrrs

B A . Warhlnglon Slate Untvenll). M A . Ph D Unluen ry ofCalbfom a Lo Angeler

Wang. Ceceha (197 1 .............................
...............
... Pr@essor ofMorhemoors
B.A.. lmmaculatc Hean Collcgc. M A Ph D Unnenlt) of Cal~fornla.Lo? Angele,
Wang. Edward Y 1979 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.......................
............ Profrssor ofEnyrnec,tng
B S Mommgrrde College M S Furduc Un~vcmlty.Ph D Tufts Unlvcn~ry
Ward, Jack W (1964 .......................................
.. ..Assorrole Pro/rreor Enzerrrus ofConrrrucrron

.

.

.

B S C E Unlvenbly of Idaho

.

RESIDENT FACULTY 541

Ward. James C. 1986
BA.M.B.A..Ph.D..

Asrrsronr Professor ofMarkermg

W a m i d e . Retha M. (1973)
...................
A B.. Indiana Uolver, Ly: MA Ph D Hanard Un veii~ly

. P,ofesror

.

of Htsron

Warren. Morrison F. (19681 ........Professor Emeritus of Edu<otzon Drrec lor College Relotronr and De~clopmenr
B A. M A . Ed D Anzona State Unrven I)

.

.............. .Asrocrore Profe.v.so> Emerttu~of Tec hnolog,
Watktns. Thomas B. (19721 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B S Universiry of Wvornmg. M S Anzonr Stare Unlvenlly

.

.

Watson. Clyde W. 1971) . . . . . . . . . . . .
B F A . Bethan, Co lege. MA Kanbar State Un venlt)

..........................Arsoc8ore Professor of

Waoon. George L. (1969)
B A Phil ~ p Unlvenny
s

ssooore Profmsor ofPolrt~ro1Snpnce.
rre tor Foculv De~elopmenlProgram

Webb. L Dean 19781 ........
B A. M A T
D u
~ O ~ F~I O ~ &~

.

An

.

.

Profess< r ofEd"

~

~

arronol Adm!ntsrronon ond Supervraon.
N Assocrnr~Deon Colleqe ofEducooon

~

Weber. Sandra (19851
B.S.C E.. M.S.C E Uni\cnlry at Cahfarnta. Bcrkele)

Arrocrore Profersor of Consrrucoon

Wegner. A m o l l L (1957) ..................................
. Proferror Emerrrus of Ph\s,col Education
B.S W~rconrlnState Callege. M.S Un~vcrs>ly
of W~r~onrln.
Madlron. P.E D lndlana Unlvcr\nt)

.

.

.

Weigend. Culdo C. 19761 .....................................
B S M S.. Ph.D Unlrcn~r)of Chicago

..........

.

Weiner. Cordon M. 1968)
A B Ph D . Unlver ily of Pc nrylvanta

Prqfpsror ofGeogroph)

Assrsronr Professor of Hzsron

Wexnsleln. James (1986) ................................................................................ .Asso lare Professor o f k w
B A,. J D Unlrerbtl) of Pcnnqlvan a

.

Weiser. Kun (1988) .
.................
B.F A. Kanrar Ca) An Insr!mre. M FA.. Unlrcna) of Mlchagrn

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arso~rotcProferror

Wets,. Ned A (1970). ......
..
B.A M A .Ph D Un~\en~lv
of Cahfornlr. Las 4ngeler

.
.
Wettz. Rose 19781 .
B .Cs) Unlrenl)

. .

of AN

Professor of Marhemortcs
Amo iore Professor qfSoc!ologv

.

of Neu Yorl. MA Ph D Yaic Unlvcnln

A

Welch. H W~lllam(1967)
B A. DcPauw Unlvcnay. M S., Ph D.. Unlv~n~ly
ot Mzch~gan.P.E

Prqfpsmr Ementus ofEngrneenng

Wells. Barrte E (1981)
................................................. Arso~lateProfesror ofMurrc
B M M M Unl\cntty of thePacltrc. D M 4 . Unlvenlrv ot Oreg n

.

.

Wells. Chnsune L (1976)
B.S.. Unlvenliy of Mt~ht~an.
MS.. Srntlh College. Ph D . Pennryl\m a Scare Un~ucr,rry

rofessor of Ph,ncnl Educorion

Wells. Valana 1.(1987) ..................................................................Assrsronr Professor of Engzneerrng
A B M S Ph D Stanford U m v e n r ~

. .

.

Wentz. Rtchard E (1972)
. . .
Proferror ofRe1,glour Srdtcr
A B Unlnus College B D Lancasrcr Thlheolog~calScrnlnary M Phll Ph D Gcorgc Warhlngton Unlvenm

.

.

Weschler, Louts F. (19801
...........
.
B A . Cahfornia State Un~venlr),M A. Ph D. Unlvemay of Caltfom a. Lor Angclea
West. StephenG (19811
..
B A Cornell Unl\ers,ly M 4 . Ph D Un~\cnlr)of Telia

.

Whrffen. Marcus (19641

Professor ofPsyrholog\
Professor Emeritus of Arrhirerrur~

Whttarn. Frederick L. (1966)

rofessor of Sociology

Whlle. Hamld C. (1966
B.S M S.. Un~venllyof Oregon. Ph D Unlvenlry of Flondr

.

. . . .Professor qt Public Affaalrs

.

RESIDENT FACULTY

542

Whtre. James R. (1981) ................................................................. 1 ~ r , n l r t eP ~ r f t ~ sI ~4rr
r
B F A M F A . Ohm Un~vcntr)

.

While John P. (1961). ...
A B llnner,lr\ of Cinonnatl. A M Ph D . Unl\ensr\ of Chicago

.

.

White. Mtchael J. (1974). .

. . . . .

Prqfersor Enrenrur

.......

.

Pt

/

Polrn<ol Y iemr

81Pl~~lo~opl~~

~<YYO,

B A Anzona Scare Ln!uer,~t\. hl A . Ph D Ln ven18) of Calif mbr. S m D ego

Wh~tehural.Harq 8 . (1958) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B 4 . M A Ph.D.. R c r L n \er m

....

Prrfc.$~r,rof Clzentr~rr!

,t

Why~ong.Gaw L. (1974) ..................... A~(.)cro!' Profer~or Asihurmers ond Enm,r,,m,t,rul Res<ercc\
B.S M S Montana Slate Un rersay. Ph D i n verrlty of Wyornlng

. .

Wlgand. Rolf T . 1975)
......
B.B A M A . Term Tech Lnlren!lv Ph.D . Mlch gan Siac UnlrenhLt
Wrlco~.Sldney W

1955)

...

...........

Prolerro, , f P d l , AJfmn

............P r ~ g e ~ x oEmrrrrer
r
<ITr

1 ~ 1s,y,

Wtllinn~.Wendy 1986)
Wtlk~nron.J o q h W. (1964 ....................................................... .Pr f e ~ r vc f \ < < o s n r w < ,
B S Came8 r In I lure 01 Techn I g\ M B A Stanford Unncnily D B A . Unlvena) ot Oreg n. P A . Ca 11 nt r

.

Wgll~~rna.
Anne 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B S.N C me11 Llnlrer~itt.M S Ph D i nlvenit? of Arizona

.

.......

.......

l\$!bro,,r P , I f i s t < r fNjesrnq

A \ \ u <re Prc f r r ~ o r I Plonnrriy
W~ll~dma.
Darrell F. G (198b
B A Un \ET&IQ ot London. H A . Son Jorc Stafc Unlvervl) M U P Ph D Un \enltt ot Wa*hlnylon

Willlam\. Frank G. (1975) ............
.... Arso iarr Profcsror of Hcolrh Adntin8srrorr t,, ond P ,lit
B S h%A . Oregon S l r s Un uenlN. M A . Ph D Lnl\cr\lL) of Iowa

i

.

Wlll~am*.Peter 1981 ......................
B S Ph D Lin $ e n i t y of London

.............................Plofesr

.

Willram\. Phrltp F. C. (1986 . . . . .
B A Unncrr ry of A r i r n \ n . hl 4 . Ph D U ~rerslt)ot Crl tomla. Lor Angelca

.... .A\r,rrunr

r

P ~ r / n ,r\

/ Cli<nir~rr\
J Chrnrc

Willcama. Robert C (1978
A r r o ~ m rProfess
~
)r , / l,trhropol
B A . M 4 C n n m ~ f )o f c r m b n d g c England : B 4.. M A . Ph D Unlren I) af hl chigrn

.

Wlll~amsun.Madelme J (1976
B.Mu\. Oh a We,le)m Un $ e n q M M We,rern hlt~hlgvnUnlven!l\

.

l ~ r o r r o t P,o[<
t
rsor

11 &
I I!,?

W~llsan.Lorelm L. 1947). .............................. .Arsstonr Profen tr Enlmrus 11 C rmn>unr oil
B A . L n n e n l n f South D& m M A Nonhwirfem Lnlvenllr
Wtl~on.Gall Eugene (1972
.......
.....
B S Ohlo %arc Unlrenlty M M.. Anro a State Unlvcr? ty

>,,

A I T U rare P I fcs.>r, oJMarr

.

W~lson.Gloria N. 1961)

,>

Asroc ,ore Professor f Carn ulunt and Inroscrr ,a

Wilson. leffre) R. (1985)

Ar~rsonrP!<fe$rir oJSronrrlc r

B A . Un vena) of ihc W e ~ tndler Tnnidad M S Ph D . loua Slate Unlvrr\

W!laon. L. A,. 11 (19791

I)

sso<rav Plofesror ,j Pahlt Aflai! 7
D rtr r ,r Centerlor Urb I n Srnrll<,.~

Wilson. Lorna A. (1968
B Ed. Unlrcr, ty of SdArrLhruan tCa r d r hl A . A n l o a Slate Unlver*ll)

.

Itt~m<cror
Enxrlorr ,,/Frenrb

Wtlson. Patrlcla M (1987 ....................Assrsrarzr Profe.~svrr,/Fomih R<ros,c<s andHlrn2 I,, D1wLpn8ent
B S.. M Ed Iowa State U n i ~ e m t ) .Ph D OLlahomr Sirfe Unlvcrsltv
Wl ron. Vanehra 1986) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
...........
Arsrrtrmr Proferror ~ J SJ <to1 IVotL
B S W nslon Sa rrn Fwe L v e n I) \ I S N D S.W Oh o Stare Un,\er\sy. Columb r

.

.

Wllr. Glenn A Jr (1963
. Asroc8ore Prujcssu, <fF,,za,, e
A.B OLLdenmi Callcge. M B A . Mlvrnl Unlvencly: Ph D Unlvern ty of Mlchlgan; C F 4

.

.

RESIDENT FACULTY 543

Wlndhorst. Rogter A (1987 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B SL M Sc Ph D L n \ e n ~ t y f Leldcn Netherland,

.

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A\%r<rctnrP~.rfet\,r.

f Phlw~

Winer. Lauren~eH. (1983
B A . Ph D . Bo>lon 1 vrnlty. 1 D Ydlc U ive c)
Winkelman. Rtchard D. 1965 .......................................... 41,
A B . S o lhcm ill,nab\ Ln~vcnlly.A.M Ph D.. U n t r ~ r rI\ at I olr

rurr Pr J n m r lfEronomr<s

Wmters Jack. 1985
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4rrrwznr Prof~sr r fEnpneerrnp
A B Un~\cr\ii, ot Cal~forna San Dlrgo. M.S. Ph.D Un r e n ly Crltt rn a Burkc r l

.

W ~ n r Dorothy
.
1959
..........
........................ P,< fers r Enicrrnts of F r e s h
B A Uni\cnhn of l o w M A . Ph D U n n c n n of Lkn\ei
W~reman.Douglas E (1976)
B S.. M.A Eartern Mlchiga Univer\\ly. Ph.D.. Lin \enlt) f I no \

.

....... Arr

W ~ t t Tom
.
(1975
B A,. M.4. M F A . Un,rcn!l\ of Cal fomla. Lo, Angrlr5
Wirled.J. Timothy 1978

.

......................

<rare Profe~ror f Drsrqn

P!cfrs\

B.A Un vcnlty ot Toronto Canada AM . Stanford U n ~ v e n a y D
. Ph I

n!\rr\

Wochner. Raymond E. (1952 . . . . .
..
B S Y il College. kI 4.Linlrenab of hebrahha Lmco n. Ph D 1'"%entr\ t

.

I\

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,

Asto, L u n p u a w ~
Eng ~ n d )

P , )/error E I ~ ? P ~( IIU
ET
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Wolchil, Sharlene 1980 .................................................... Arwcr rn P,ofesrr r of P s \ ~ l r o l o p ~
B A . Va\,a Col ege. M.S Ph.D. Rutpen. me Sure Un!vena\

.

......... A $ w r r o n P , , d , j l . t n f P , I r n < o l S t e n ' e
Clara. Ph D .Ge igct b n L n n .rrm

Wolf, Donald J (1969

Wolf, George H. (1986) ...................................
A~rrrrun,P , , f r r ~ , r fChem,rrr\
B A Univrrn I) of Cal fornla. San D ~ g oM S Ph D Lnlrerrliy of Crltfom~nBerk~e\

.

.

Pr fesror f De\rqn Chorr. Depurm?cnrof D e ~ q , !

Wolf. Roben Lee (1985)

cen. Kon\,lnduimrio

an G e h r g (Sweden

Walfe Phlltp M. (1988). ..............................P!<fesro fFr!q,nr<!
B.S b n n e n n ) of Mlr\oun. M S E . Ph D . Anz na Slate Un~rersI\

Chou Deponmr?ir of lt~dtrrrnalond
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...
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8 . 4 . M A . Ph D Un \cnn, ot Cal fomu Berie

.

W w d Bill) G. (1977) ..................................
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.

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Woodfill. Marvin C (1966
B S M S Ph D lour Sfale Unrben ly

. .

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Wood~ng.Roben R (1971)
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B A. Wnh>ngtonSquare Col ege of Ncu Yoih Una\crvo M S S. Srnllh Coll~g.S~h
mi 01 Soc a1 Norh
Wwds. Roosevelt Jr. 1965
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................
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\ B \I A L r >\eni > I \ c nhcm C lorado Ed D . Co umblr l ni%cr\I\

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Y \ h ~ o k a .Carlton 1988 .............
..............
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YUU~L,Berndnl 19hX
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B S W E . M S I E . C 5 ~ Inutlutc
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Young. Joseph E. 197Ul
............
B A,. Calaforn~rStotc C<llege >I A . Lnnen>r\ f Crllfom a. Los \nge

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...............
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B S . St Loun L n rrnlt,. \I '3. Ph D . Purdur Unlren I\

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Young. Ottr E Jr 1963

................

.......................

Professor Emrrrtur of Htsmr,

A B A M Ph D Indlma un,vcni,y

.........

Young. Paul H. 1981

......................

B S E E . M S.E E . Sd Jo\c State U n l u ~ ~ i l r

loungblwd Roben L. 1973

.............

.Arsxrotc Professor of Technolop,

........................

P, fessor of P lhrr~olS tenre

B 4 . Uz lameme Ln \enltr. M A . L n bcnrt) ot H a u a ~Ph D . Unwenlry of Mlchlgan

............................

Yuen. George U (1957

.............

B S 4nzon State Lnl\cr\tlr Ph D . Lnnenlt) ot Litah

....................

Zacher. Roben V. 1947

..............................

Proferror of Chernrstr\

P r o j r n <r Ernerrrus of Ad\cnrrmp

B S . M S B A Un v e r ~I) 01 Alabama

Zanteuclt. John (1986) ..................
B S C E M S C E Ph D L"i\"

t)

\

.......................

....................

Zl\lou Benram 1956

Arsrrrunr Professor of Enqinc~rmp

ofTcxas. Austln

........................

. .Pr

B A Come11 Lnl\errli) hl S Lnlren r) of Mmncrota. Ph D . loaa Stare Ln \ e n ty

Zar. Mar one S

1982) ......................

..................... .Arro<ro,r Profer!

.

~r

f Chen8rrrn

r of Jarrrce Srr,d!es

B.A. Un benab ot Mrrra hurett,: M A Ph D lndlana Un~\cnit\

............................ .Prqfrsror of Psurholop~.Dzrecror. Clrnirjl Pr ~gronim Pr,cholop$
B A . Antloch C ilege M S Ph D Unnenlt) ot Utah

Zautra. Alex ( 1976)

.

Zlmlle,. Herkn (1988) ................................
B A New >ori Li hrenlty. Ph D Un>uen!l) of Raherrei
Zlmmcr. Carl R 1979 ...
.....................

.............. ..Professor

c j Eorlr Chtldhood Ed~zro,ron

....A S S L I < I UProfmor
I~

of Engtueerlnp

B S E E C me Lnnenxl) M S E E.. Ph D . Syracuse L n venn)

Ztug\. Luc) M. (1988)
B 4 . R cr Unlrerr

.................

I\.Ph

Zorno*. Ruth A (1970

....................

4wrronr Pr fessor i,fCbemrrrr\

D . U n n e n ~ l )01 Cahfomla Berkeey

........................................................

.. .Proferso!

.

r,f Nursinq

B 5 . C r w Wesrrm R c \ c r v I nlverr I): M Ed.. Ed.D Columb~rUnwen t)

Zucher. Stanley H (1975) ............................................................. Proferror of Speoal Edrurroon
B A,. S t a t U n n e n I) of heu Yorl Sron) B r m i . U.S.. Hofrva U m l c n t). Ph D Unlrcnc~yol M rsaun Co umb a

.

Z u i e k l . lmre (1979)

.................................

.................Profersor

.

of Enymeermp

B.S . Lnnenlt) of Mlrh~gnn.M S Ph D . Yale U n ~ v e n ~ c y

Zkgab. K. Pau (1984)
.......................................
\ B hl Arch Hanard Ln~vcnlt) Ph D Carncll Unlvcnll)

.

......... .Assocrotr

Profesror of Arc hltr<ture

Regents' Professors

..................

Alcock. John 1972

...........................

Rryr,rts Professo, of Z ol< p,

B . 4 . Amhrnt Co eg,. Ph D . Hanard Untvenl~v

Claldlnl. Roben B 1971 1 .................................
...............Rpqprlls' Profisor of Ps\cholop~
B S Lnl\cnilr at U' *ranvn M A Ph D . U n ~ e r \ ~ tof) Nonh Carol na
Cooh. Jeffm) (1961 .....
.............................
Rr qenrs' Professor of Art hr,rcore
B A r ~ hLn v e n I) of Mmtnlloha Canada. M 4rch. Prart ln\!llurc
Cowley.Jahn M .(I969 . . . . . . . . .
..................... Rep~nts and Gohtn Professor of P1z~nc.s
B S . hl S D Sc Unlrer, ly uf Adcldtdc Aurvrt~a)Ph.D Marsachusens Lnrt>ruteot Tcchnalog)
Elnng. LeRoy 1961
.................................
.................. Rcprnrr Pr ferror of Chm rstr,
B.S . I n ~ r i m l i vof Anzona Ph D . Ln v e m q of Cal fornlr. Bcrke e)
Farria. Manm T (1957) ..................................
. . . . . R t p e n t ~ Professor of Tronsponatr~n
B A . \ I A Unlren I\ of Montana: Ph.D. Ohlo SLarc Unncnlty
Ferry. Davtd K 1983)
..........Repents Professor of Enqnneennq, Dzrertor. Cmrer for Yolrd Sfore Electronrcs
B S.E E M S E E T c i u Tcchnologlcal College; Ph D Un>venlryof Terar. Auhtm

.

.

.

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RESIDENT FACULTY

..................

Keller. Gdq D. (1986
B A . Lnnc >>I\ of t i e 4mc

rr,

\Irrli , T

Req<~rs'P r ~ f i ~ s oofSponirh
r

\I A Yeu Scho for Sorlrl Research.

I)

MA.PhD.CoumbaLn\e,,

L n . Shcng H

.................................
I> T.nurn . Ph D Lnlrr I) ol Llrh
.........................

1960

. . Reqt,in

Prcfc rsnr of Chemlsn,

B S M S . %I ~ n r l T irl m Lolrcr\

Regenrs' Pr,ifeuor < f P r i hol 5,
4 \ I . Llll\er*ll\ f Crllf min. Lor Angr e,. Ph D Sunford I n t v e n i t \

Me)er\un Lee 962
4 B L r l r \ c l b C<llr:e

.......................

Mkller W ~ r r e n 981
B S . hl 4 . 1n ~ \ i . n i l \ ~f Oieg
Moore. Carlrlon B

. . . . . . . . Rtqenrs

1961

.

Rrqenrr' P n f m ,r I f Polrrr~olS tenre

n Ph D . S \ i r u*e L n ~ e n i i )

B.S A I cd 1 nbrer\tl\. Ph D Cdl 1 m!.) ln\fiturr of

Professor ifChrnznrr, and Geoloq\.

Dtrt for Cerzrcrft r Mere vrre Srudre~

echno og)

...................Repmrx

Palurnbo. Denn 5 J. 1981
M A S 1141 5' cnic \I A P

rl Sihc

Scam,. ManBrlh 1981
B C Un,\cr\ r t of M nnerola Ph D

rc

Prof6rror ofJusrrc~Srudres

Ph D I n i e o l i ) of Chl ag

....................

Reprnrr P r ~ f e ~ s oofr Ph\srcr

C mcll 1nl\cr*br)

ASU West Campus Resident and Associated Faculty

. .
...........................
.... .P~.r~fers>r
of Spanrsh
M 4 . Lrvr Lnlrcr 11) Canada hl A Arvona Stale Inner\ I): Ph D Un~verrlcyof Anzona

Alarc6n. Ju\to 1968)

.

B A M A SeraFira Spar"

BaAtn. OIIFW

....... Acndengr~ Dlrrcr

19b7

r Busrners ot~dAdn~r,z'tttorne
Senr<es PrrrfPrsor of Monoqrmmr

B A Oilrhoma Chnrllan C o 1.8". M A L n i ~ e r n r )ut Houht n Unlre

Belltrr~.Joarph A

B S.. \I 4 . Ph D . Unl\enhl) of \chrr\ir
ti

.

Park. Ph.D Lnlvenltv of T c x ~ , .Austin

rn a

ot Caltl

. .

.

.Asesronr P!oferror if Polzr~rolSum e

Ki\cr, dc

....................................

Cdrdena5. Lupe 1986

Arro rare Pr fesror of M o r k e r m ~

I lncoln

...........

Bun Wo>. Barbara J 1986
B A . Ph D . L n $ e s

\I,)

........................

1988

......... .Assrsrar 1 Profprror

of Sponrsh

B A . M A Ph D Anzona State Unncr* I)

..............................

Care). Jane M 1988
B S M B A . Eanem

is U

I

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\ent \ . Ph D I nhrernty o f h l \vpp
~

Connell. Charle, W (1987 ....
4srotrarr Professor of H n r o n . Irtrermm Irrr Pro= rr nndDcan of rhr F o u l n
B A M A L" \C,'ll) 01 Cl"' "4, . Ph D Rutgcn n
h
le St.,e Lnlvenli*
Cook. Suam Jean 1988
B A M A 4r

Davtd5. Shxon L
B S Un v m

t)

1

...

na ScaLe

1986
of

...............Fzrld Plocewe!,r

.

................................

in s M S Yonhem 11 n o r Lnwe

Dickerhon. Barbara Ann 1988
B S Grdnd C t i Collegc h1.4 Ph D Anz

.
.

B S Burno \ l,rr Co lege U S L n

Elawar. Marla Cardelle I1987

..............A>.\rrrmir Profess

, of Ca,r.,r ulum ondinsrrucnon

nr Stare Unlveoli)

.......................

........................

Coord!noror. Social Work

Arrrrronr Profesror of Ed-l~cano,zalPs,choloqi
Unlrer,lr) of Soulhcrn C r l ~ f o mr Ph D Stanford Untrcn I)

.

.........................

........ ..Professor

of Accounton

J

Bay o Unt\enll) hl B 4 . D B A Indiana unrrer5ay

......................

Gall~nger.George 1977)

BA

Nur.wnp Proxrom

1 Ch cae

L L ~ ,t \

Ln i c n l l ) of S m u a t o Spnm M S
Fritremeyer. Joacph R. 1973
BA.

. . Coordrnoror

PI)

DL,.Clarence L. 1979 .......................

BBA

L,o,son Educar!on

n brr. I&. Ed D Uunhem Anronr Lnl\er*u

Water oo ~ u t h r r a n~ n w e I, crnadr

. 11 B A,. York Unncolry

.....Assrsru,~,Professor

of Fznonce

Crnadr : P ~ . D ~. u r d u eunlrer,~ty

Garver. George G. (1987
. . . . . . .Arnnq A odcn~rrDirecror Edworron ond Humon Senlrps
B A . l o u r State Teacher, Cailecc. M . 4 . 1 lvcr 11) of Mlch gan. Ed D.. M1~h,grnState nlxenlt)
Graef, Dabid W 1988 .....................
............. .I
rsrrznq Arsrrronr Professor of Monngemenr
B.S L n vcislt) of hebm!.~. M S linl\enlt\ 01 C lorado (Boulder Ph D Arizona State U n \cra~)
Gunderccn. Denncr F. 1986) ......................
......................Asasronr Profr.ssor of Comrnun~cono~

.

.

B A . Bowl n& Green Stair Unl\cr\$

.

.

M 1 Anronr State Unlrrr,

I). Ph

D Univcrsrry o f Texar Au%tln

ASSOCIATED FACULTY

548

.................
............... Fo'oluln Associore of Edu nrion
a1 K r -as \IA Piltrburg S u t e U tvenllr. Ph D Anzona Srace Unlverrrt)

Tillman. Monrdgue Kay 1988
B S Unlrc

\!I)

Vaughan. Suzanne 1987
..................
.............. Arrr~ronrPrc fessor ofSoo ,lopr
B A Roanolc C liebe M A Uni\ersll\ f Neu Me.; LO. Ph D Ohlo State Un \enli\
W lllams. Dudlej A (1986)
............ ..Lrrrurrr qt Comwunrrorr n C ordmoir r. C mmunr -rroons
B 4 . Unlven tr t M q l a d M A Unlvers I\ of Haua : Ph D Unlucr\ll\ f Ohm
Wt son. Dantel 1986 ...........
.....................
... ..Assotrare Profrss >rof Enqlncenng

.

B S Drekel Un

ue

I). M S E

Ph D . Anz nr

State

L nwenir\

Wolfe. Murnel 19\\
................
B A M chlgan Slate Uniier,!l\ M E Hunte Co Iege

................

. F a < a l n Assorro,e

fEdurorton

Associated Faculty
NTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

..............

Broik. James L. 1971

...............

Inso,<crur. Head Borrholl Coorh

B A . M A . Ed D . An, ,nr Slate Lnl\crrlo

.............

Douglas. Bobb) E l197J

................

.

.Le<ru,er lVresrl!nq Cool h

B S.. Oh ahomr \rate Unl\crsin M A Anzo a State Un \ir\irv

...................

Liltlewwd. Man L 1965

.

B S M r m , L n ve \tlr \1 5 Unncr\

............Assrsronr Prcfessor

Sofrholl C o r h

o i C o orado

....... .Insrru~rorqt Sports Ps, holop, Men's G\mmsrrcs Coach
. M S . Eahiern Neu h f e co
~ Unnvcrrltv
................
...................
......... .lnsrru tor. H r o d Trorner

Robtnbon. Don R 1968
B A . L n n e o l t r of Nonhe

Young.Tro\ L 1971

I\

C I iad

B S Fon Hayr Statc C lcge hl S lnd nna Un \ c r

n

V S T NG PROFESSORS
Alabau. Fdtlhd (1987

.

.

................

...............Vlslrrnq Assr~ronrProfessor

of Murhemorrcs

Ph D Unl\~nlleP , r r n e , Mar" Cune Pan*

1987
................
... .Dtsringursh<d I rsrmq Professor of Morhemorics
Baillle. Richard T 1989
................
..................... lisrrrnq Profesror fEconomas
B S M dd rscx Po ytechn i Eng and M S Unircrs~lv f hem. Canterb ry Eng and
Anderson. Wyatt W

.

. .

Ph D Lond n S ~ h o o t Econi n

LI

E ilrnd

Bogan John H 1988 .....................
............. . I irirlng Asusronr Profas )r if Phrlosoph,
B A Unlrer, tv of Ca iforn a. Sania Cr 7 M A Ph D Unlrerr rv of I I no15 Chlcogo
Borowskt. Michael (1988 ................
............. Irrrlinp 4ssrsmnr Profrs.sor of Ar hue-rure
B Arch. Lnw.o~ry ot 11 no M Arch Hanard Un rerrt)
Come). Laurl Ann T 1988
...............
.............. I irirrnq A r ~ n r o n rProferror of Chemrm,
B S Ph D Arizona Sfafc Ln \irs!i)

...............

Chamberlan. Raymond E 111 1987
B A M A Nonhern M hiean Uo vcr,

Coke. VanDeren 1987)

I)

...... . . I rslrinq Ar~lrronrPr frrrc, of Chemistry
Ph D Unwersiry o f Nevada. Rcno

.

................

...............

Drsnnguishrd I rrrrmq Pr ,fessor of Arr

M F.4.. Lntrcrb I of Kcnlu LI post M F A H m a d Lnlvenlty

............
................
.......... lmrwnonrrl Lrcrurer of Enqlish
B A,. Nonhem Anrona Ln~rerrI\. M A Ar rona Stare L n bersxl). Ph D Univerr ~yof Utah

Coal. Paul 1987
Dubno. Judy R

.

.

1987)

....................

...... brsrrinp Profeu

1,

of Spec h and Heannq Snence

M S llhaca Co lege. Ph D City Un venlly f New York

Fam. Ben~amrn 1983

.......................................................l zsrrlng Professor

of Chrmrsrn

Ph.D. Gorly Slarc U n ~ e r \ a ) U S S R

Foster. John B. (1988 ...
.................................Vzsrlzng Assrrrottr Professor of Chemrsrry
B S Cr lfornln lnsrtture ot Teihnoloey M.4.. Unlverslty of Cd~fornla.Berhcle)

ASSOCIATED FACULTY 549

Gvllum. Edward A. 1987)
B A Unhrcrr l \ afCallfo

t,

Gold5teln. R lame5 1988
\4 A Ph D Ilntrcr5 ( \ f Vlrelnta

. . . . . . . . . . . .lzrzr,!ru
I)

u A\sr\lonr Pnfesror of Art

1,zirrorr no A~rrsranrPro)error
I l e lienu1 und Rrnarrronte Srudrc r

A,, onu C e n m

Greene Nelwn 19881
...
M S . Pcnn\)l,mlu Slrfc Ilnlreint). B.Aich . Lnlrer.

rr,

4 ~ r ~ r r oPr
n l f e n r of .Arch~recrur~

of Anzona

Gronroo,. Chr cllan 11988
......
.................................... 1 rrrr nq Profe?ror o f M o r L ~ l n p
D B A Sued 5h Schm of Econom~c$and Buyme% Fucden
Hacker. Thoma\ 0 11986). .....................................Dla ,8qsrsbed Ireo,ip PI fpsscr ofA,rhirc~rure
M 4rih Unl\enih of Penns)lbm~a

...........
1rrrrrnp PIO~PSI~T
........................................lrrrn?,p A,s ~ t o r rPrrlfeeor. Cmcer Rereo,

Hawrd. Ben 1988
Herald. Cherry L 19b6

.

of Dance
.h l??,nn'r~

Ph D Anzona Smte nruer, tv

. . . . I rsrn!,p

Herman". El~\aberh 1988
Ph D Univer*ir) of Du\\cl

Hilger. Mark W. 1987 ................................................ 1' rrlrnj 1 ~ r i r . aI !
B S Yonhem Illtno Un venlty. M S 4nzona State Lnnenny

.

Halmea. Roben E l1988).. ................................................ l'!r!ir,zq
Ph D.. Oregon Stace L n i ~ e nrr

Ed,, orlon

r ofChemrrrr\

l'rn,inq P, frsr r of Mo,hcn,orrc~

......

19b7

it P h i r i ' o l

.\~%lrio,!f
Prlfefs

Hornung. Ulrich 11987) .................
Ph D . Un \r
of Mun,re Werr German)
Honon. Dmtd G

Pnfers ,r OJ Enp1,sh

I r ~ r i r , r + 4rn craie P, f<$rot f 4 n

B F A . hI F A . Louirsana Slate U n l v e n l n

Hoxard. J e m w J 11988)
. . . .
Ii ~ i t l n pAS ,xront P r fcsx r of Zc lop
B s ~ n l u e r iv
r of crl~farn~a.
D r \ ~ rM S .Un~rcrrab f ~ n r o n a Ph
. D L n ~ \ c r \of
i ~lour

.

.

Jefferson. D a l d A . 1987)
Ph D Selutn Co ege. Cambndg (England

.

1 rvrr,,p Profirr ,r Center for Solrd Srore Srzrn

. . . . . . . . . . .Irrrrm~Proferw,
Kane. Edward J I1988
B S . Geoigc!own nnenf). Ph D . Mas~achu\at in\r,i ie of Technology
Kelar. Mtchael J

...

1998

.

. . . . . .

B A . Lin \ e n ~ l yof Mlnnesora. M A . Ph D L n ~ u c n ~ofCrliforn
l)
a. L

Knlght. Gcoree P. 1986 . . . . .
B A . Ma~alcter Col ege M A . Ph D

1 rrrrrnp Arrrrmnf Profen r of P h i l o ~ o p h r
A gcle.

. . . . . . . . . . Irsrrrrq A r ~ oor< PI
..

.....1

rrrmq Ary ~rorrrPlofrss rr ofA,

hrtecntre

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 rsirrnp Lrrrure,

~fThrorrr

1 ,~rrr!iq A r a ~ m n rP r lfer.~or of E,iplrsh
Sonm Barbara

1 ~rtir,rp A S I I ~ MP~ r~/PIISOT

Mall. Kathleen S. 11987)
M S Ln renlt, of Dr a

.

.

lirlr

Moonel. Elma (1988)

01Z

71, p l

Lccrrrrer f Cornpurer Scten~e

1 t ~ r o n uAs~rsranrP?nfe3~psrorqfDonce

................................. .Irtrrmu

Mueller. Paul E 11987
B S C E . Purdvc U n ~ , e n ly

M > e n . Banon 119861
M A r ~ h Unlverslry
.
of Pen <)l>anla
Norrrd. Barbara 1988
B S Untver\tly of 4nlona M.S Anz na SraLe Un \enty

.

fifro q f P n hole 4)

Ti>"

Mahoney. Dhlra B 11988) ..
B 4 . M A . Oxford U ten I) 1Eng and . Ph D . Un \enty o f C ~
!lomi..

Mellon. T e q F. 1984

CF~IO f, r Frnun r 11 Sirrem Rrreor h

Unlverslty of Cal~fnm>r.
R,ver\~dc

Kroloii, Reed A (1987) . . . .
B A . Y1 e U"l\ .n,t> M Arch. Lnl\enl,) of Tcxas. A
Leonard. Jim 11988) . .
B A . Hrnovcr Co1iegc

L

.

Focaln Asrocrare ( 1 Cn11Enp8neermp

D!rrrttpardted l'tv!,nq P r o f < r n r ofArclt8recrare
1 ryrrr,g l n l r r r < r o rof Hcnlrh and Phr rrcol Educarron

550

ASSOCIATED FACULTY

Owen. Alan 19x8 . . . . . . . . . . . .Dt$rrtlsarrhrd I lrrrrnp Pr fenor, Center.for Sr bd Tmrc Elel rr ,la r Rr cur<h
Ph.D.. Shctt e d L n t v e n ~ t ) Eng and
Predocl. Antaine 1980) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dtsimp,,,shed I ,,to,!r Prrfar
h l . 4 r ~ h Columh a L $ n n r

1,

r f Arrkrrrcrrrrc

h c e . B. Letph (1985) ......................
B A i n her, I\ ofCd fomia. Brrkelei J D
Saddler. Iban R. 11981)
B S E E Lnlic n o f T c ~ r \ El
. Pa\"

I'!srnng Asrrsranr Profi ~ r rr qfT<clz,a, 4 )

.

Salle D a 1 d G (1987 ........................................... . I tslrznq 4.r.r0(10r~P r ( l f i x ~ > !/ A n h r , ~ < r , t r e
M ~ r Lnner
~ h lo ot I ltno \: Ph D b n \ c n l t ) of licuca,r e upon Tbne Eng and

.

Sawyer Douglas J. 1988 .....
B A C a Collrgc. Ph D . loud Slale b n \enltv

I rslrrnq Arsrsio,,r Prof< r r c , f Cho,8rr,,,

S ~ h r w l e r John
.
1988 ............................................. lrarmq 4 s r o ~ ~ a P,<$cs\o,
rr
B 5.. Cdlitom a ln\ltluie ot Te~hnoog). Ph D Un!uers!l\ ofhlmnea ta
Seely. G l l b e n 1986 ................................................. .V!s,nny R ~ t m n kP,, fc\r
B A H m a r d U $enlt\ Ph D n urnlr) u f C ? ifom a. Bcrkz ey
Srrdplglta. Theresa 1988 .............................................. I'!s!nnq Assrsio,,l P,ofcrw
Med L" ,en I\ of P n bureh. Ph D Pen" St*," Unlv~rs,iy

.

Srnllh. Jetfre) B. 1987 ..........
h l M Lnlr nit, ot inocr. Lrbana

.................. ..Iorrl,ir

.

E on

, ,fCbtmrr,,\
I I,/

Edrcun

,,?

/ n r i , e ~ r ~fMlrrr<

..... . l ,s,o,rr

Spnner. Ralph S 1956
B S LL B C urnbia L n \ e i w \

I/

P r < l f i ~ ~o,/ L
r au

S ~ n c l l a n d .Rennard (1948
.. . I ,r,o,,p P, ,IFu<r O$La,,
B A \ nherhiern Srace College J D . L n \ r n l t \ of Virgin a. M A . L'nlvemlt) of Arkansas. S J D L n n m tr ,t V rglnlr

.

Sultan. lab 1988 .............................................l rsinny A?s!rrunr P,o,fmr,r c/ E r n mi r
B A Eureka Col ece. M S W~brcmIIhnol5 Unsuer*~l).Ph D Arizona State bnlverrn)

.

Tabb. Philltp 1988 .................................................l'!rrrmg Asso !are P, ,fc.~?r?o,fA!rhtrc rut<
B S.. n \ e n I) ol C ~ "not.
L h l Arch Un \ e n ~ t )ofCo orado
Tang. Betty 1987) .................................................... Vlrrrmp A~slsranrPtr,fe\tn,
Ph D Lnlvenln of Southern Ca lfornlr

,/ Murhc,,>irr 3

.

Taa. Jtng Guang ( I 9 8 7
Thoma,.
BS

.

.................
. . . . . . . . . . . . I rnrmx

Kathenne 7.(1988)

n verhar of Mlr\ w p p i \ I S

. . . . . . . . . . . . . l'rsrr N <

P t c f i ~ o (, f C h < n ? ! ~ r , \

4srisronr Proferror 1 HcuIII~und Pbirr 01 Edu< st n
Uni\ ,r*>tv f A rbamr Blmxngharn Ph D . Louis ana Stale Unner, tv
I'8ririnq Rereon h Pr.<,fF,\rr < 1 C l i r r ~ z ~ o ,

V a n d e n k r e Edwln 1983
M E Sle\ n* In~illulrat Tcchno 08,

W a s e m a n . Harry H 1988
D,rrlnqurshrd I rsirrnx R e r r l m h Prolel~nrr f C 1 rn~rsrr>
) D . Hanard l n l r e n I)
B S \lr\\rch x t l r In41i l o f T ~ ~ h n n l o gPh
Wool$e). D Knstlne 1987
.........................
B S Gcorgtr In-l mc afTcchno g). M Ar~h..Arizona Smte L n ~ w\ ty

lrsrrznq 4r i~ronrP r , l < ~ \ o tc I A ? < h~

< I U I P

LECTURERS
Alexander, Jarnea(1984 ............................................................ L C ,s,<r $P$>lrc Ajforrs
B A U n > \ e n Ir at M \* un: M B A Anlonr Stale L nluersll)
Beeker. M. Ray 1987). . . . . . . . .
B A lndlana Univcr\lly: hl P A . Golden Gate Un \cnn)

Count>. R ~ c h a r d 1 9 8 0
A B H I1 dm, College. J D. Un

.

..... . L r < l a r r r ,/ PaDh
Lrc,a,r,

Affaffnrr,

r / Pwhhc Ajfulffrr,r.s

vernl) ofChlivgo

DeBokke. John 1. 11978) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
Anec c,. 4
' P.A.. L n b ' n ly ofCatafom a. La, Angeler
B S Lo) la lin \ e n ~ f ) Lo\

......... ..Lr<rsrrr r,/

Pebl< Afl~rr,r

ASSOCIATED FACULTY 551

LI rsrr, Emer,n'r f Dome

Dedardtn. Margaret E. f 1949
Downs. Floyd L. 1988 .......
A B H m x d b" ,en,,,. M A . Co umblr I",\ -rs,l,
Driggr. Ken (1984 . . . . . . . . . . .
B A . M S Brlgham Ioung Uni\cra!l)

.LP

.

Elltsan. A Lero) (1984 .........
B A . Haward Un~\enltr

Arrrnq D m I

,.Hohtr Cenrer.f

I,

IBTPJ

f P s h i ~ Affaorrs

Scnr r L r lure, fMonoqemmr
b o?pre,ieurshrp and I n n , orrcn

Ferrall. J. Elcanor 1969 ........................................
A B Heldclberg Colle~r.M 4 . Anzona Smle Uni~er.11

Lccrurer oJ Puhlit Aflorrr

.

.....

Glbb,. Chnatine 1980)
B A . un,ven,,y of Arizona

.......

Herzd. M w D. (19881

Le rrirrr r f P r i h 1 ~Ajfoor
L t i r t o r r IfPuhlrr Aflwrr

B A . M A . Lnwer*lly of Nonh Criollna. Chapel Hill
Howltch. Arnold M 1974 ....
Ph B Uniuer\!lv of Chs~rgo.M A Ar~ronrSirfc Inwcr

... Lr<ru,rr
ty.

MS

ue l Tcthn

g dl l

f Hunzonrrws

u lute

Ingraham. Leonard W (1973)
Le lure, Emrtlrur ?t Edir anon
B S .Cn) College afCltv Un~vcr~ l y M.A..
.
Ed D.. Teachen Cu lege Columb 4 Unnenltr
Jamre\on. Blll Jr. 1980)
........ .Lecl eer IfPahb Afforrs
B A . Unlvcr\%i$of A n r a ,
Jones. Kumen H ( 1987)
.....................................................Lr rrrrrr of Accoanlan I
B A Bnghrm Young Unlrcr~ll) M B A .Idaho Stale Unibe \ I \
.................................. .LC nopr < f Man 61r r r t i t l i re h?t >lop$
Knngq. Elizabeth L 1985
B A Cob egeofSt h l m . M 4 . Unrberr 11 < f Ncbmshr O m l a
Landers. Donna M. (1988) . . . . . . . . . . .LC .rsrcr ,f HLOrh ond Phi7 oi E d i m n rs Underq,oditore Ad~rso,
B S Stale L n vrrlltv of Neu > o r l B i a l p o n . M S . n \eiia\ of Uarhlnglon

.

Ldndnth. Dabtd 1984 ........................
B A. Anrona Flale Unl\enlt\. hl P A . Hannrd Unlrernn

Lrcnrrpr of Puhlr Affmairs

Lea. John H.(19801 .................
B S M B A . Anzona Slate Univerr L)

Tt,?r a L P

.

Leonard. Jlm (198Y .
Luey. Beth 1980 ...............
B 4 . Radcllffc C Ilege. A M . Hanud I nlrcrvly
Manion. Patrlck W. (1980) .
B 4 . M P A . Anzono Slate Un \ma\

.

of Monap~n~enf

per lo1 LLLIUTPT
of Theorer

'(11 Edrirnq and Pahlrsbmq

........................................ L

Mantn. Lawrence L (1987
.
B S .Arizona Sfale Un!ven~f\.h4 I M Amencrn Gmd
'4 S W . Ph D Anzona Sirre L n l v e n n )
Napnn. Damel (1982 .................
B S Col egc of the CII\ of New Y o r l

IU!C,

neer f P u h l ~Affaolrr

Le rurer ofPuhi!< Anmrs

. .

. . . .

S

~ r Lecrurer
I
qfDnnce

.Lr<rere, 01 C ~ntnte,,~arron Dlrrc lor. Forensrcs
Olaon. Clark D. 0 9 8 4 ) . ....................
B A . Iowa Srvre L n l r e r , ~ ~ )M S L n ~ \ e n i o f Utah Ph D . Unncr icy of \I n eta

Robena. Nancy 1987) ....................
L r nurr
Er ~nomrra
0.A U ~ r c n l l )of Teras. Ar ington. hI S An7 nu State L n xm I)
Saepusa. Klalo 19x1 .....
. . . . . . . . . ..Lrmr~rtr J F, lerqn Lonquoges
B A . Japm W men \ Unlbenln Tol)o . \I A Ar zonr Sratc Unnrr x i )
Twtst. Steve ( 1980)
....................................... L e i r 're, giP,<hlr<Affarrs
B A J D . Arizona State Unnen 1,
Lccnlrrr of Pahlrc A f f o ~ r ~
Vanacour. Manm (1987)
B A Scale Unbren iv of Nev. Yorl. Buflalo. U P A . \ e x Y o r i 1nlrer\hlr
Weldemaler. Wllltam (1977)
. . . . . . . . . . . Smror L r r l e r < r cf TIC?L,rrirrsrr) Hop?lrr CoN6pe
B A Nonhcm Anrana Unlrenll). M A . . Ph D Anrona Scale Lnlren ik

.
.

552

ASSOCIATED FACULTY

............ .Srnr i r Lrrrrrrr of Plrnho\r,ty. T ~ o n s ~rmrro,i
p
Op<ro,ro,n
Wlgglns. Harry B. 1986)
B S U S Merchant Manne Acadcm). B S Un~\cr\bl) of V c m nl: M B.A. Hanrrd Intvrr, l i
Wlnke1m.m. Michael (1988
B A R ce U" \ r r * I) Ph D

.

. .

L" "en,,)of Cr >fomr

liv

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lccrarer

fA,sbnp,

qi

nc

...........................
. Lccrrtnr f Fan~rliRc 5 ~(rreratid H!rnro,, De \ < I ,p,,ie,,r
B S . S s h Drlnlr Star L n t r c n I ) . M S Arlzono Sraie L n versn)

Zy a. Jul e 1988

ADJUNCT AND OTHER FACULTY

..................................
Adams. Donna 983
B S N . Un vcnll) of M *r un M S E. 4nzona Stale L n l i e n l l v

Foreln Ar~n<rnre, / N t n r r p

Adam?. Lon 1987 .........
B A E.. Wavne State Col ege. M F 4 . 1 nncr\icy of NcbrrAa

.

.

Fa<eln.Arrr iroie if Tlxurre

Allen. Stephen G (1988
) . D Uni\er\ rv of Anzona
B S M S Monrona Stale l ' n i r c r ~ ~ lPh

.

Ander\en. S) vaa 1983
...................................................Fa .,rlr\ 4r.y~I rua
B S M S . Bnghrm Young L n t r ~ I)

1 hrrr rr,q

Andrade. Edna W 1986 .................................................................. i l d t n c r PI. f c r r < r <f Arr
B F A Pennr, \ a n r Acrdcm> o f t h Fn e A m a n d L n i ~ e\ I\ ol Penn\\l%m>o
Aakln. Walter M

B

A . MA

Ad rr,icr Prrfersrr I Arr

19x6

Lnlrerr I\ f C r ifam,

Ajre,. Jamc, E. 1982 . . . .
B A . Frr\no FI.SE Lnt\e 5 1 5 . M A Unlrenll\ of Anlonr

. . . . .

Ad tun<r /,nrn< ,or

Bacon. R o ~ a n a
C. 11987 ............
B A . J D . l i n r c n l t ) ol Calttornla Berke ev

il Anrb,op

!

w a <Lu,t
,i

Focaln ,hr

Baker. Marc A 1988
........................................
... Adjutxr Arrrrra,tr Pt ,Ir.,so,
B A . San Jo\e C t a ~ cL $err I). kt 4 . Humbold, Sinie U n l r e n ly Ph D . A n ~ o n *SIIC UOI\C~II\
Baler. W Scott 1987 . . . . . . . . . . .
B.A.. hllchlgm Slalc U n ~ e n l t r J. D . Hdwrrd L n n c n l l )

I

of B ~ru,,,

Fn alrb Arro tore f Lux

Bennett. Jane E 1988 .......
. .
B S . Lnlr mli) of P llrbureh ht S Callf~rnwSlalc Lnnervty L u y 4ngclc\

.

Faculn 4r~o<rorcof N r ~ r ~ t , z $

.

.......................................Adrmcr PI ,for r < f B , or? ,?r<nnp
Bjotvedt. George 19R7
B S Wldrner L n renlf) \ hl D . bn \en,,)01 Penn\>l\m~r
................................... .Ad,rm< r Ass <lore Pr fer~o,i f E,,pt,~c<n,,p
Bodell. Lo*ell S 1988)
B A . Haban Co lcgr M D Ncu > o r l M~dt-31
CaI ege
Breunig. R o k n G (1982

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adjencr Arsr~ranrProfcxror of

B A . Indiana Un>rerrln Blnmingfon Ph D.. U hrcr

11)

Ca melal. A p r ~ l 19hX ...
B F U . U n r e n n of Hrum . \ I S . Anronr S u l c Unhrers I)

...........

...

Fantln Ass

................

Campbell. David G (1987).
B S.. J D Unlveislrv of L f I

A,rrkrop Ic p >

of Kan\a\

role ,fNursinp

.Facrrln A r v rorc , f h ~

.

.................................................F a irln A s ~ r r o r r ,/Low
Canb). W Illam C Jr (1967
A B Yalc L n \err ty. LL B Univcr\~lyof M nne\oca
Ca5e. Charles G 11 1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B A H o a r d Un \ c i s tv. J D Anrona Stare Unlventl)
Close. Richard A. 19851.........
M.4rch U!>>verst) of W sconrln M lwrulcc

Focel,> A,?, r c r r ~ , / L o w

. . . . . . . . . . Arl/un
d

Conaway. Mar) Ellen (1985
B A . Uni\cr\~lynl Cai luml

NN I

r Profesror / A , hlre<rec

A s s ! ~ I oP
! !m~f i ~(0).
f.l!8lb1.<p )I< i s

auk.. Ph D Unwers 15 of Plltrburgh

C 0 b l l l 0 ~ .Ralph N 1982 . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ad un r Pr fisror f M x , ,ha? $ )
B A Wrat Vlrr~nirUn v c n ~ f y M.S
.
Nonh Carolzna S ~ College
L
Ph D. Mlchcgrn State Co egc

.

.

ASSOCIATED FACULTY 553

.......................

Counen. Jerq 1987

..............Adj tncr ATS

!ore PIO/PSAII of Bioe,,pr,teermq

B S . hl S 4nzona %ate Lnncnlt). Ph D Uni~erriv 01 Anrom

,

Cox. Jerq R. 1984 .
................... Adjsn'r Arrr tow PrcJets~r J E m i r , tlnt?nrol Resour c r
B S . M S . Neu MPIILO
Stafc bn vcnn\, Ph D Un v e n I) IWlaming

........

C r o s lame\ (I986

...................

.....................

A d j u # ~r PI. f e ~ s,r ofArr

B A Unl\er\!!\ of Cnl !omla. Los Angele,

Crossman. Harlan J. 19881.. . . . . . . .
B.A . J D 1 nhuer, rv ot Neu Mcxlco

Dahlberg. A l k n A

................

.............

1981

....... .Fu<ull\ Assocrate rf

..............

Lax

4djuncr Pr fcrjor f Anrl?ropoloqr

B S D D S . L ,o a Unncnai). Chicago

Dallyn. Seluvn L. (1983) ..

................

C b n ~ oProfersnr
l
,/Lox

DITPLIDT.
C!i~n,nalC l ~ n l

B A Gmce a d Co lcgc J D . ruvenlrl of Iowa

............... Ad u,rr

Dasplt. C. Ph~llip(1981
B S U D La

15

As,~oclore Prqiesso, ofSp<<rh ond Hunrrnq Scrence

ma State l n l v e n ~ f y

.............. Adjun

DeBano. Leonard F 1983

r Afsoc,ure Pr f e u ,r

OJ E ~ n i m
nmenrul Resour

rs

B S Co u ad Slda Untvcr?I) hl S Lrrh Srare Unlver, I). Ph.D. Un renlty of Cal fom a Berlclo

..

DeSllva. Palrlcla 1988
MSH.T

1

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Doclrtader. Frederlch J

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1983

A B . M A Yonhem Anmnr Unr,en

Dober. C J

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/,sou

r01

<f Nurrmg

~Lnv~nlt,

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I987

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.

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B A hcni Slrle L \ % r 1,)

A Ijew<f P r ~ f e s ~ oqt
r 4rr

Ph D We*tern R e ~ n Le n venny

t\

.

Adjun r Pr firrr r

I C ~nrmenrrolron

M A Wertem Resene U n i ~ c nI)

..................

Dounr. Cahenne 4 1983

......... ..Fo<aln Arrocr ,re

of Chnt 01 ir~horaron$c!en es

B.F. Anzanr Stale Lnlrenln. M A Cenual Mhch gan l i n b e n l t r

Dojel. D.n d E 119h5

........................

..............Adjunct Ass<

.

inrr ProIesn,r f Anrl~ropolog\

B A Lni\ervtv of Arvonn M A . Ph D Cal>!omlr Stale C n ~ v e nI ) . Chtco

.................................................. Adjan

Dragoa. Stephen G 1984

.

r Ptof'rjor r,fAr h~ncrure

B A ch U ver, l ) f Natre D m e

Du~ne.Drdhe D

.

.........................

1987)

..

.Ad ,~nrrP r fess ,r ,/ Spee h and Heorrng Scrm

6

A B L n verill) of Mlrhzgan M D Wa)nc State Un v r n ty

Ech\reln. Paul F (1988)

.

............................

......................

F o alrv Asso<rore f Low

B A J D Unlrcralt) nf \eu Mexico

Eggera. W. P Ekrhard 119861. ..................
Fre c Wd d rf Schule G\mna,lum

.H m o \ e r .

......................

Ad o,r r Profesror

we\,Gcrmm,

Euler. R o k n C 11983) .........................

..............

Ad un r Profe~sorof A,~rlrropol,p\

B A . \I A . N nhem Anzo a Uni\entl). Ph D . Unlvenilr of \ e n Mcrico

Rsh. R Letghton (1979

.

.

..................

B S M S Ph D Unncn

Ford. Geurge H

.

198 1

I)

...................

Adjun r P,rfes~,r

1 Bzoet~pineenng

01 AlbeM Canada

.....................

.

...............Adjuncr Assrsrutzr

PI

qe\a , of A n r l ~ r o p o qr
l~

A B 1n~ver\llvofKm,a*: M A Ph D Anlond Sfafc Un v o n w

Fabler. Joyce 1977

................................

...................... Ad urrc r P,iJcls ,!of

Zoolopr

B A . hl A DrPruu 1 iii\ersic) Ph D . Anzona SLaLe Un~rerr!l\

Fritz. Karen 11983)
.................................
.......................... Fa s l n Asr < ~ u ~ e o f N u r ~ l n q
Dlpl ma. F ou, Va le\ Ho,p la1 Sioux Fal i. South Dalotr B A S l o w Fnl % C I eee M.S. Unl\cr\>lv of Mtnnerora
Gahaldon D l ~ n aJ 1980) .......................... ..R<senr<h Arrirronr Professor. Crnterfi r E,nr!rnmentul Sludres
B S . \c nhem A n l o n a Ln~\er-ir\ M S Scnpp* In,, lute of Orernograph\ Ph D Nonhem Anlonn Lna\erslo

Gale. Belt\ J (198?
...............
..............
D!plonla. Exmeel ~ a Deaconc~r
l
Hospltal B S U . M S .Anzona Slate Unlrci\ n
Gemm~ll.R o k n M. 1983 ...................
....................

.

B.A.. Unlverr I) ofConnectcut. Ph.D Come11 Unnenlr)

Fooulr, Asr <rote ,fN~'rsmq
Adlrn.r Profmor of Z ologr

554

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Ad tan r P>rlerwtr <fPlnsr<s

Glbbr. W R I1987
B S . M A . Unlrcr\

Gllcl. Paul C

I\ o f T c x i \

Ph D R c L n \rr*li)

.....

1982

B A DcPduu U n n

A . Ph D L

I). M

brr,

.

.

I? o f \\. \cr nr n. h1.h

n

Adjnn r Pr

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Gotto. Gary A. 1988)
B A,. J D.. Anm r Pdte L " \en,,*

Greenetch. D ~ a n eS. 1988
B A C r lforn r Slrlr I vei\ll) h l '3. An,

Gustavson. Carl R

Fxrrlr\ A r r r r o r r o f h n
Focrdf~Arr

4

t

f Nrrs,ng

,re

'?t&te C n \ c r v t b

.

1983)

f'., ), f So<rolog\

4d re,< r 4rr

r

P! fisror CutrerI<r Ern tr ,znzenro Srudtex

B S . M S Ph D . l i n r e r \ ~ i , nt Ii r h
Hagen. Ntchola%S 1988
B S Anzonn Slrk Ini\rr\~lr I 1 B 4 Gcor r Warh ngt ,n

.

Hammond. Lawren~e4

..

1987

B 4 . J D .Ln>\er\>lr f

CI ,ir 01 Pmf~rsor f Heulrb and Ph\sr<nl Edtuotron
n i rx ~r \ID Lnhven~i)o f Anzona

. Fo<alr\ As,

c o a of

luw

l'crd\

Adjum r Prole S T r

Hechr. Frederlcl 1978
B A . Danrnouth C o Icgc. M D . bnir

rrhlr

01Zoc lo?\

I R<xhc\lcr

Hendnx. Donald Loun 1981)
4 ~ ilr,
0 1A ~ r o i1! 1 Professor of Boron P/u,tr Ph rr doprrr,
B A . Ccnlrr Nr\hin~cuUn \ r r ~ K Y
U S D A .lq,r<ulreolR<rror h Ser r ~
M S L l n ~ r c n l l y,f Wa%hn&a Ph D Wa h & l < nFldlr. L tnrr (
Hlld. Nlcholaa R 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4d,u,sr
,<rur< Plofessor C t n r o f i r E,nt,r tjnxnrul Srud-res
B S . M S . L n rcrr i ) of l u u l . P h D . bn G rdudre S ~ h t
Hrneman. Phil ~p D. 1988)

............................................... .Fncu/n

47,s

.,on

p

,fC<,tsoucrr n

B.S.. h l S A r z m S l r l n \en?,\

.............................. F n

Hoffman. C a r h e n n r B. 1988
B S N . L n l r c n l h t Wl\ron>ln \I\ L n h r r n

Honan. Paul B

s l n Ays 7i.i ,re of Ntesrnq

t U r \ h ncl n

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Holub. M m P. 1987)
B S . Anlono S",.t

t i

Fu o l n Ass

cloa rf CBnu 11 Lzrh

ror r, Sc tent

er

Lnlvcr*ll,

............................... .Adje,t r Prof< rsn,

1987

B A . hen, State L ni\er\

I).

Hueffner. Debra lYXh ................ .Fu a r! A u
B S.. U",\~C\,,)f l o u r . M S n \en,," of Arllonv

.

iou At<d! I I \ Szrpenrsor ofSpee h

Hutzar. H. Elane I985
B S.. M S. Untrrn I)

,f Sr to1

\

Ph D O h n Stak L n n -niir

djun
I Tex

5.

E P d w Ph D. Anz na '3lrk I

r Focslr,

1,)

I H c l r u ~ ~Squncr

A5s .rar< f Boron,

$ e n I)

Hunt. C h e \ t r r L. 1985) .............................................
A

B

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Idao. Shewood B

19h.I

B.S.. h l S Ph D L n \r

\rnl )

4d,a,ar P , f e \ r < r r f S o < i I I ~ L
Ph D L n ~ r r n l i f hebmrla. L

..................................... Adja,lcr

,t \

of \I>
e*otr

Profen r of 8 , ion, Rerr.orcb Plnsr<rrr.
L ' S D A Aqrr nltsrol Rrxrorrh Senrte

Johnson. Randall A (19h.I
. . . . . l d r o s r .\rs<rart P r o f ~ s r r of En\rrut>ntenrul Rrrourres
B S .Cal f o r n u Strtc Po n e hn c L n n e n l i , P>rnonl. \IS . Ph D L n n e r , l n o f V rroun. Col mb o

..

..

Johnaton. H u k n 1986)
COn, a l A \ s 'gore P r o f r ~ r o r,f .%<,a/ W l r i
B S Che)n.) Slate C I ree. h l A . C e s r a h l ~ pm
h Un \ ~ r v t r Ph
. D C me I Lnrrers 15

.

. . . . . .

Ad ancr Asssronr Proferr
Jorgencen. Pau C I 986
B A . N rth Cenfrrl CiIl.ee M 4 Un~\er*il\ f Ill no,, Ph D Anz no State Unnei\ar

.

,,fConzpu,u,

Eicncr

Kaarenbaurn. Beatrice (1982)
.
.............. .Fucn/r~A r v <lute of Nu,sr,ty
B S N . L n vcnlt, n f M rh gm M 5 h U ~ \ n Fotc
r
~ ~ L I)I I
Kehrer. Laura (1984 . .
..................................... .Facrrli, 4r5, <,ore fNsrsmg
B S . Alberno C71 'be h l S . 4nzrna Suie L n %en$!r

Kenney. K a l h n n W

1979

.................................. Ar0u,rr

B S . $1 S .~ n z o n aStak L n ten I\

LLrrurerofSprrch ondHcrruny S rmce.
Chnrcal Supenrr, r Speet h and Htorr,ip C l m r

K~escl~ng.
George C 19b7 ......................................... Foculrr 4 r > !ov rf C o n ~ r n ,rron
B S Ch E M S Ch E Ren\\elrer Po \ r e i h n ~ cIn*, cur.

.

ASSOCIATED F A C U L N 555

Klmball. Bruce A (1968
........................................
B.S . bnn r it, of \Imnrrotr hl S . lo b r Smce Lniwr, I). Ph D C met U n ~ r e m ~ f v

A d j ~ n c rProfessor of Boron,

.

Klrl. W M a 1987
..............................
B A E. Er~remW a ~ hnot n Unlrcr\lh B S Wr\h,ng! n State L n n w tr

Kt?\ Inger. Leonard S
B S St L ulr L \ e

F o i s l n A ~ r r tore of Consrrurrzon

...........................

19821

,n: 21 5 . Ph D . lnd~anrI'n~\cr\ni,

Koff Theodore H. 19821 ...............................
\ I S Co un blu Lnnenln Ed D . n>,cn t> c I An, ma

Adja,, i Proferror ofPh\ars

.Id rncr 4snsr0,tr Professor ofSorrol Work

Koenen an. J a m v B. 1984 ...............................
A d h n IPr fersor of Bloenqmrerinq
B S .L n l x e n i\ f W n n e m a hl.5. Ph.D C r r We c m R ~ ~ e r rLnlvem~f)
e
Kramer. Alan 1988). .............................
................ .Fo<rrln Assorrote of Law
B A >ale n vc \n.LL.B. H m ~ r Idn ~ \ i . r \ , t v

.

.

Kr re. Diane 1981
B S.N. M S Anz

a Sfrfc

................................ Focsln Asrociore

ofNursrnq

n rrnln

....................................

L n o n George W 1972

8 S L A Uilh Sfrfe n xenltb. hl S L 4 L I ~ n c r ~ i 01l ) W

\c ,n\

C l ~ a1
i PI. fesso? of Plonnrnq

n

LaSota John A Jr 19hX ....................................
LL B Lni\enir\ f Anzonr

. . . . . . .FocuN,

Assocrore of Low

Lefevre. Marv A 1985
.............................Ad rrtxr F m a l r ~Arrocrore ofChnrra1 Lobororom S ~ z r n ~ e s
B S Anzonr State Lniierlltr M A . Centra Mxhiern Unl\mll)

......................................Foculn Asso

L ~ \ ~ n p s r oJrn Dona d E 1957
&IA . Unl\cr lo r f Anz na

Lurr Roben E 1979

.........................................

lore OJ Forelen Lonquoqes

Faculn Arro iarc of Consrrurrron

B S hl E T c r r 4&11 L n ~ c n l l r
Maer. Lenro F 1987
Ph D Unncr

hn

.

.

Fu ulr\ A roc tore. As~zrranrDzrccror Moenrorn Srore Resour e C ~ n r e r

t Cal f n m ~Srnir Brrbarr

hlarehca Roben L (Is771
. . .Ad ,r,r r ATJI I tore Profesror of Speech and Heonnq Srrenre
B S Yale Ln~rci.I\ 11 D Alhm, Mrdlcal C l l r g ~
Manh. Paul C 11950
......................Adjurs r Assocrore Prcferror qfZoolog,
B A \+S . L !,err I\ 1 Co nc lirul Ph D . Lnlvcnltr of Wlnne* 13
MASS.Dmna 1974
................ . F a rrln Asrorrorr ofClrnrcol Lnboraroq Sc~mres
B S . L n h r m l i 01 Texa,. Au\tln \I S Ccnlrrl Mlch gan L n \en!,)
Moxuel .Kenneth L 1984
.........................Ad,an~rPr frssor ofPolrrrco1 Srrence

.

B A . Den se I \cnlt) M Dli Coigrfc Rahe\fcr Dl\ nltv Schml. Ph D Yale Uniberr

McCau. Barbard K 1978) .
B A,. M A . Slant rd bn \enly. Ph D Unwcr\ lv f Orrg n
Met erer. Eloise H. 19x6 ..........................
B A . L n \en>t, of Wa\h ngton. Sertl r M A . Ph.D Un b t r

ilr of Sm Dzego

Mennut). L o u r (1987). ..........................................
M A Anzona Stare L ncve \ I\. M A Unncnlcy ,t M \, un

.

.

Foculn Asrocrore of Foretgn Lonquoqes

Me)erwn. Bruce E (1987)
B S Anzona Srafe Lnnerrity J D . Georgeloun n rr ,tr
Mlntr. Sandra L 1986 ............. .Fircu/r, A,,
8 4 Indiana Unliers tv hl S Lnivervl) f Anmna

r Professor ofZoologv

Adjr'ncr Arrrsra?lr P, fessor ofAnrhropoloqv

.

.

I)

.........................Adjun

Faculo Assoclore of Lon
role Alrhr lrrq, Slrp<nlro, ofSprech ond H a r m 8 Scten~e

Mooe,. John M 1987
....................................................... Aduncr Proferror of Sooolog,
B 4 . M A . D Sc .Queen'? L n n c r 1%) Nonhcn lr and
Mohamed H. Mohamed (1988) . . . . . . . .
B A Strtc Unncr it) of \iru ~ o r Callcge
l
P ~\dzrn M SI Clar!.,on

.

Ph D Unlren

n of Copenhagen

. . . .Research Speoaltsr ofChemzsrr\
College o f ~ e ~ h nog):
o

~enrnnrl

Mudgett Cara A (1983)
B A W A Ph D Unlrcn o a1 V.brarin. L l n ~ ~ l n

.............. Ad ,,NI

r Asrlsronr Proferror of Anrhropologr

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Mulch. Kathleen (1984

.

................. Arsrslonr Pr fessor

...............

ofContpurer Science

B S.. V r e r h Co lcge M S Ph D Linnenll) of Minnesota

Nabham, Gary (1987) . . . . . . . .

..............

............

.... .Ad unir Pr0fe.w

r ofBornn\

B A . Prescolt Co lepe. M S Ph D Uni\crs!l) of 4nzona

Osman, Fred L (1983) ..................

.................

..............

Adjuncr P r fessor ofArchrrccrurc

.............

Fo<u l n Asso tore of CO~SITUCII
7"

M.Arch. Uni\ernfv of Pennryhan a

Osmond. Enc (1979

..............................

Fellou Consrru tlon Sune) ln\tll te. Landon (Enp and

Pace. Karen (1987) ...........
..............
.....................F a r u l n ATS role of Nurstne
B S N Souihem I I "01s Unrbcn 1 ) . M S N.. St LOUIS
Uni\ers 9
Panon, Dav~dR. 1984)
...............
.A&un I Asso lot? Pr ~fessorof Emmnmenrnl Rprourcer
B S.. West Varglrua Urnver, r\. M S.. Vlrp ma P o l ) t ~hnlc hrnrure. Ph D Unnerr r) of Ancona

Pearson. Dav~dL 11986 ...............
...................
Research A m ,ore Professor of Zoolog,
B.S..PacrRcLvrheran U n ve s t y : hl S.. Loulslnna Siareun vc \lo:Ph D Ln~venli)of Wssh~ngion

.

Perell. Rlchard C 11976) .............

............

.

Cbnr n l Assislonr Profrsror of Arrhrrecru,e

B.A C h n ~ t i a nBrolherr Col ege

Plzraon~.Vrncent B. (1987) .............................

........Fo

. .

MI@A~socrorrof Bz enpmeenng

B S.. Unlverr fy of Lowel M S Ph D.. Anzona State nnenlii

..............

Platero, Paul R. (1986

.............

Adjuncr Assrslonr

Prefers r

f 4nrhropoloqv

MS.. Ph.D.. Masvachusetts nrrlruie of Technology

..............

Potenza. Bmce M 1988

..............

Adjuncr Assotrole Profesxr of Enptneennp

B A . B S.. Nonhacsrem Unluer, ty. M D . Lorola Unibernty

Potts. Jack 1988) .......
M D L nlvenlly of Mi h gan
Prather. William F 1980)

...............

.

......................

...........

......... .Ad unir Professor

.

Facaln Asso lore /Low.

f Spee h ond Hearinp S .rencc

B A . Unluei, ly ol Calltom a M 4 . Ph D U \cr )t, of Iowa

.............

Radln, John W. 1982)

.

.

................Ad uncr Professor qf B Iron,.

Rapacz. Kathenne 1980.

Plant Ph\sroloqrrl.

U S D.A A q ~ r u l r u r a Re~eorrh
i
Senrre

B S Ph D Univcrr~tya t Callforn a

..............

...............

.

..........

Fa 'nln Asrormre ,/Nu,snz

B S N.. Lo)ola U Ivenlt). M S Anzona Sratc Un r e o l t )

Raudzcns. Peter A 11986 ....................
. . Adjan 1 4ss crore Professor ofypeech and Heorme Scren e
M D Queen'9 U ,"en,,), K gaton Canada
Robens, Lauren C. 1984)
.............
... ..Fu u l n A r s ~<!oreof Clint o Loborator) Y o e n c r ~
B.S St Norkrt Col ege. M.S. L n beruty of I ~nolr.Chlcaeo

.

.

Robens. R o k n P. 1988) . . . . .
Rogers. Joseph (1988).

..............
. Research Spe iobsr Cmrerfor b l z d Store Science
.............
...............
Adjunrr Asso rare Profmor nfZooloq\

B A Emory U n ~ v e n a rPh
. D.. Unnenlt) of Ca fom a. San Dlego

Sax. Dav~d(19b7

..............

.

...........

.....................Focu ISAss<

lore of Theotrr

B.A.. Valparzuso Lin~ren~tyM.A Anzana Slate Un $enr)

...............................
........Ad uncl 4ssucior~Professor <f Anrhropolt gr
A B Whlfman Col eee. M A . Un r e n ly o f C a lfomta Ph.D.. Un vcnlfv ot W ~ r i o n ? ~ n

Sample. Tlsh (1978

.

Sands.Jon M 1988) ..................
B A 1 D . Yalc Unlvenlw

Severmn. K~ethE (1983)

.............

...........

........................

..... Ad ant1 Arro

FocuN, Asso arc fLn,t

lore Proh rs, r of Enilronme, la1 Reso~dr<es

B A . Unlvenlfy of Minnesota M S Ph D Un~\ers!r\of Wvomine

Shaapur. Farhad (1988

..............

............

Resea~rhSpeciolrsr, Cenrrr for S,,/rd Stare Screnie

B S Alya Mehr Unnerrrt) f echno og) Iran M S Unlre
M.S Ph.D Unlrerrrty of Sourhem Callfarnia

.

.

Steven. Gary 1987)

.................

\

n of Bndgepon.

...............

B S.. Northwe~lemUnlven ry: M A . Unzuenlo f Cal fomla. Lo- Angeler

..............

Fa u l n Asrocrare of Theatre

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.....................

Stms. John M. (1985

.

................. Foculn Arroooie of

C n l l Enqincerinp

B.S E M S E .Arizona Slate Untvrr, I)

...............

Smlth. Linda Wheeler 1982

.

A B Obcrlln Collcge. M A Ph D Anzo

Sneed. James R 1988

.

4

............... 4djun

r Ar~isronrProfessor of Anrhropolog\

Sfrfc L n n e n i l \

.......................

...................

Fo ulrv Assocron of Consrrucrion

B S Anzonr Scale Unluer.lly

........................

Snider. Rlchard C. (1979)

A B . LnlonCol cee. M.A.. Ph.D..Co umblr Unwe

So en. Paa o 1975

.......

\

........ Adluncr Professor

of Polm nl Scrence

ty

.....................

.......... Ad icn

r Profex, ,r of Arrhrrerrurr

D Arch Po lieLnkio dl Tonno Ira

Spataro. Joseph ( 1980) .
Lyceum Ilal\

........................

M.D. Mrdlcdl Schwl at Moamr lta y : Unluenlty

.

Spauldmg. Glenn 1986

..............

Adju" r Profeuor
of R me lral\

. .Adjun'r

.

As~o<totr
Profcs~orof Btoengrneenng

B S Uonmouth Collegc: M S Southern Ill no>\ Lnlre > ly; M D U n l v e n q of 11 coo

Snntvasan. T. M

..

1988)

......................

. B S . lndlrn In, lute of SL LOC
(1981) ..........
.................
Ind r

B E Unluer. ry of Madrr,

Srarh Loulra R

,fClinrrol Lohoromrv Sc8rnres

\

......... ..Ad uncr Professor
India Ph D Cha me

,Unncr sty

ofEnqzne<rmg

Sweden

... Ad urx 1 Professor of

Anrhropologv

Lnnenn) Ph D.. Nru Yorl bnlvenlfy

B A . B a m d College. M.A.. Co umb

Ston. Brtan (1981) ......

................

.

..............Ad uncr Profenor

of Engrneerrng

B S hl S Ph.D. Un Venn) of Manche\lei England

Sunon. Samuel J. (1975

..

.

................

......................Fnculn Assorrare of

Law

B A . B S U n i \ e n ~ l )o f Anrona. J D Gc rge Wr,h~npton Unnerslr,

Szlvel, John 1986

..

......................

Adju~s1 Assor rotr Profemor

qf Bloengrnerrmg

B A S C . M.A.S C. Ph D bnnenzfy ofToronto Canada

.......................

Thomsen. Jean (1987)

.......................

Fo'uln Arsor,ore of T h m m

.

B A Maiale\ter Collegc. M A Anzona State Unwer\tt\. M F A I ntrerrrh o f Anzona

Vaughan. Carl R. (1987) ....

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Van Egmond. Warren (1987) ..............

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Wemaleln. Allan M. (1981)

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Welsh. Peter H. (1986). ................................
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Wrlsan. Gregory P (1979
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Zimmerman. Allan D. 1988)

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B ~ b l m Dora
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Blouin. Deborah K (1971 ..............
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B F A . Ohlo Univerr I ) . M A,. A n ~ o n aStale L nlvcnlt)
Heod Inrlru<It<nu1 Telex rrron Ut?,~ersm
Mcdm S, Yrew,
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Dusenbury. Carolyn A (19RO

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Fry, Warren D. (1974

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Gempeler, Constance M. ( 1 9 8
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Henington, Scott S. (1986)
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Josephine, Helen 8 . (19
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McGehee. Shelley (1985)
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Miller, Rosanna (1974)
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Assisront Librarian, Reference Service

Murphy, Kurt R. (1986) .........................
Assistanr Librarian. Bibliographic Records; Head. Bibliographic Records
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New. Frances Y. (1986)

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Oetting. Edward (1983)
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U erwm &<rr peon Sublerr Ype mllrr
fir Ronzonre Lonqmger ond Lltrranrr

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Pearce Mores. Richard 1988

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B Iournal~rm.W A . L n l r e n I\ of Texx Auum
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Plnchard. Man Margaret 1982
B S b \en,& i f \eu Hamprhlre. M L S U n i % ~ n of
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Ar~trtnnrLlhrorbn Rcfirm e Set,( c

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Rlgga. Donald E (1979 ................
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Schneberger. Lois 1 ( 1969
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A\\i\tdnt V ce Prevdcnt tor Ac.drnmic Prr\unnrl Acrlng) ................................ Alkpn Nilsen
A ~ s l \ u n tVtce Pre~ldentfor Acddcmlc Progr~m\. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Kurh/een Church
...........Lee R A l l e ~
A\\~\tdnt Vrce Pre\ldmt tor I Icnnaion Rc\ource\ Management
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4sal\t.tnt V L LPreandenf
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for Specla1 Program\
.......................................................... .Ltndn Van Sco,
Ac\trunt to the Pro%o\t
. Dto?t?teLw Wtgnnd
R\cal Operattony Admlnt5tr~tor.............................
As\ac~dtcDlrcctor. Deve opment . . .
orrrck Burkhorr
..................Jm k Shofrr
Manager. Acadcmlc Fd~llltle\. .........................................
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Model," Wrtghr
Mandeer. Ac.\dcmlc Srhedu r g

Colleges and Schools
J hn Meunrer, Dean
College ot Arch lecture dnd En\ ronmenla De\ gn
College of Burt I\\
........................................... John Krafr. Deon
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College of Eduiatlon
. Glod\s S. Johnsron. Dron
C. R Hoden Dean
College of Englneerlng and Appl ed 5 c l e o ~ e \
.........................Sebmovr L Rosen Deon
College of Fine An\ ....
Collegt of Lau . .
Dean
turl 4 Kzrkpornrk, Dean
College ot L t k r a l 4n5 and S~rence,
anelle C Krueeer Dean
College of Nurvng
Deon
Colleee of Publtr Pr ,grdma . . . . . . .
Schao of Social W o r k . . . . . . .
...
. J e s t F Mr Clure Denn
..................................... .Churlrs W Connell. Deon
ASU Wc\t C&mpu\
Brron L Forrcr Dean
Grodudte Col cgc
The Lnlrer51t) Honor, Colleee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . .
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ASU West Campus
ADMIN STRATION
l ernon E Lortin
Provost and V ~ c ePrevdent tor ASL We\[ Camp"
Asv\rdnt ro thr Pro\o\r
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Ja\ P Conchola
A%t\tsni to thc Pru\orl
................................................... Mor, Ho,den John
. . .Charles W ConnrN
Lnteram Vlce Pro\o\t and Dean ot the F ~ c u1)
A\rnlant to thc Vrcr Pro\o\t
.................
Jzllro R. Rumsden
................Borr) R Brunr
Aw \rant blce Pre\ldent for A d m l n ~ \ t r ~ tSen
~ \ r tcc*
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Academic Dtre~torApplied Sc#encu\. Eng~ncenng.and Technolog) .........................
oner H Shirr&
Acddemlr Dtrector An\ and S ~ l e n i e , A ~ l t n g
Academic Dlreitor. Bu\!ne\?
..............................
. . Orrr W. Barktn
Academlc Dtreclor. Eduidtlon and Human Sentce, (Actmg)
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Director. Student Aftas? .............................
...........................
....... . H o r n P Murr
Associate L~brananand Dtrector. ASU Weat Campus Library
.............................
..... .Helen L Corer
Duector. External Affairs and MarLet~ng.....................
..................... ..Durrold R Campbell
Director, Operat~ons........................................................................ Srrffans K Kri~rsch
Director, Planntng and lnstltutlonal Reaearrh
..................................
.............. She810 L Attllov
Dtrectar, Facllltles Development ......................
......................... .lames E Kt%[he
Assistant D~rector.Personnel. ASU Web1 Campu? .............................
................Jarhle F U earherb,

Instruction Units
Accounrancy. Schwl of .......................
Rtchord F l o h r m . Dlrrcror
..........................
Aeronautical Technolag)
......................
..................... .Jones B. Murthex.r. Chow
Aerospace Studles. ............
.............................
............Col Lorn' Carripan. Chorr
Agnbusmess and Envtmnmental Resources. School of .......................
Dlrecror
Anthropology ...........
.........................
......................Chorlrr Redman. Chow
Arctutecture. Schwl of ............
......................
Dtrerior
An. Schwl of
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............................ Lconord Lebrer. Dlrcrtor
Botany ....................
...........................
...............Mllton R Son?n~e@eldCharr
Chemncal. Bto and Materiala Sctence Englneenng .........................
.............Joseph Hrnrr Cbarr
Chemlsoy
.............................
...........................
Wtlbum (rloensmprr. Chu,r
Civxl Englneenng
.........................
................................. .Jan Tumo Choir
Communication .................
...........................
........................R n h r r Go,er. Cholr
Computer Science .......................
...........................
.............. Roberr Bornhill Chnu
Construction and Technology. Schaal o f . ...................................
Wtlltorn Badxrr Direrror
Construction ...................
...........................
............
Chorr
Curriculum and In?truction, Dlvnr~onof
.........................................Bern Grzorhouse Dlrecror
Early Chcldhood Educatton .....................
.................. .loon M o y r . P r o ~ r o mCoordrnon r
Elementarv Educatton . . . . .
..........................
. .Wlllrom Rob. Propran, Coordtnnror
Med~dComputerBased Educalzon ..........
....................... G o v B,rrrr. Propran, Coordmoror
Multtcultural Educat~on.
...........................
Annonelle Hordr. Propram Cr ordmoror
Post baccalaureare Program ..............
......................... .Lorr, Foos Proyrom Col rdtnoror
Reading and Library Science
.....................
Naholos Szhorolr. Proywnl Coordtnorcr
Secondary Education
....................
...... Noomr Womachr Pmyrom Coordznotor
Special Education ............
.......................... Ktnneih Hone11 Propronz Coordmuror
Dance ..............
...................
.......................... NI.-oheth C Lessord. Cltotr
Declsron and Infomatton System,
...........................
............... Croq K,rlwnod Charr
Des~gn....
.......................
..........................
. . Robert Wolf Chorr
Economtcs .........................
...........................
......................Wtllmm Bmes Chaw
Educational Leadenh~pand Pol~cyStudlea. Dtvwon of .......................
N,cholos Appleton. Dlrerror
Education Adm~nistrat~on
and Supervl\lan ...............
..... ..Tom Merr S , Propmm Co rdmnror
Educauonal Poltcy Studtea .........
...................
Propram Coordt~oror
Higher Educat~on
............................
....................Roherr Huff Pr,yronr Coordinator
Elecmcal and Computer Englneenng
............................................Perer Cro~<chA
Chorr
Electrontc and Computer Technology .............................................Alberr M r H r n n . Cl,a,r
Engineering. School of
..........................
............................ Gporpt C. BmPlr, Jr Dzrertor
Englneenng Care and Specla1 and lnterdlsctplinary Progams
......... .George C Beoh/?, Jr Dzrrrror
Englzsh
.............................
..........................
. . . . . . . .Grerchen M Bora!lle. Chnlr
Family Resources and Human Development ..............................................G o n Peterson. Choir
Finance .......................
.......................
....................... Rtchord Smtrh Chow
Farelgn Languagc5 .....................
.............................
......... Peter Homorh Chow
General Bus~ness .......
..............
................... L o r n R Smelt.er. Choir
Geography ..................................................
........................... Pornc,o Gnber. Chorr
Geology
...................
.....................
......... ..Ronald Grerlr\. Chair
Health and Physical Educatton
...........................
........................ J e r n Thonos. Cltotr
Health Adm~n~svstton
and Pollcv. Schwl of
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...... ..Euyenr S hneller. Dlrcrror

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Hi\ton
Indu5tnal and Managen ent S\\tmm\ E n ~ t n c e n n r
Indu\mal Technologv
Journall~mand Te ecammunlcat on. Wallcr C ~ n h t Sr L ~ U U
01 I
Ju\tlce Stud~es.School ot
Letaure Studrer . . .
Management
Marhetlng
Msnufacturlng echno ok\
Mathemattc~
Mechanlcdl and A~.ro\pd~eEngineer ng
Mlcrobtolag\
Mllaar) Scrence
Muvc. School of
Phtloaoph\
Phvr~cs
Plannmg
Palltical Science
P~ychologv
Cllntcal P\)cholog)
P\ycholoe) m E d u c a ~ o nDL\I\ on 01
Coun\elnng Pa\rhulog)
Counae or Educnt on
Educat~onalTechno ngy
Human Development

Learnme.. . ..

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R ,her, Trennerr. CI or,
Phrlrp Wove Clrarr
Lours J Pardrnr Chorr
D n s p l u ~A A,>drtron Dorcror
J ~ b nHrpburn. D,,mr r
. . ..A,rha, H a i n Chuo
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Lar,, P'nlr \. Char,
Bn, r MuiAc, Clior,
D nuld Kellr\. Ch o r
R"1 ,on>T T r o r r ~ rChar,
D J,, L B ,,er Cha,,
J<on 4
! F bn rilr. A<rrny Chorr
C I I F o,tA G l n m Charr
Gcorpr Lmhrrr n Dtrc<r r
Grrp n F m h Chorr
R I hard Jo b Cltolr
R, hurd La,. Char,
R,',h I m e 7 Cho,,
Uzllron, R Uriol Choo
Ul,tatl Bo, r , I Dt,e<r
G C Hrimrrodre, Dlrc to,
I ha H , u t ~Proqronz Co r hnuro,
1) r r i G r r ~ PI yron C ordrnurr,
P, ?tan Cr<,drnoror
I. I hc x , . PI pr 1 2 C , ,rdmoror
PJ yrunt Co<rdinur ,r
.Irorru Bcr . Pr ,prow Covrdrnoror
I c , ! \ Ha, r r ~Prr pram Cnordmaror
V Jorrph Co er D,recrr r
6 , lrunl Rer h. Chov
R , hard C Uorrrn. Choir
Leonard G, rdon Chaw
Le nard LoPoinre Choir
. .L,n U rrphr. Cbav
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Ann Komnw, Chorr

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Measurement. Slatt\t!c\ and Methodolog
F c ~ w IP\ycholoev
Public Attam School of
Punhnain,. Tranhponat on. Operat on\
Re tpou\ SNdte* . . .
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Sociology
Speech and Hearing Sctence
Theatre
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ZWlogv

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Graduate College
Dean. Graduate College
Arsoc8ate Dean, Graduate College
Acrlstant Dean. Graduate College .
Assistant to the Dean
Asr!stant to the Dean . .

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Brmn L F o s r ~ r

. . . . . Nerl F Hadlev
..... NoelJSrowe

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Sondro L Luehnen
Deborah E Summers

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Leon Kempcr

Summer Sessions
Dlrecror. Summer Ser51on5

Off-Campus Academic Services
Executive Director
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Director. Conference Serv!ceb
Dlrecror. Amencan Langudge and Culture Prorr.tm
D~rector.ASU Computer In\uturr
Praeram Coordmator. AFU Sun Cmc\

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Jot n L Ednurds
Ednord E Scannell

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...

. . .Goo Brrq
Jeonne Crawford

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University Administration Organization
Business Affairs
Vice Prc, dent for Bu\~ne\\Attalc\
l ! !L!/!u
4 \ \ a dc' \ l i e Prwdent Bu\lnew Atf&r\ .
...........
I?, 8,s L Bu ro,
A\\t\rant C i r Prc\~dent.Bu\lncu Attar\
LcErl,L 0 < r r s c r
Aha sun1 to rhr \ l i e Prr\ dent. Bu\~ne\*Alt.ur\
\ l e i o I\ T r , h < \
Cn ptrollrr
.......................................
. . . . . . . . . . . .GI cild F S a , I(
A\OCIIC
Comptro er . . . . . . . .
. .%CI t IIulh<
4 \ \ bunt Cornprro ler. Adrn$nl\tr,tron rnd Dr>rlopment
D<,2,2, E I< t
4>\1\rdnl Comprrol er. Buvnr\\ Sen tie\
. . .
H< t r \ XI' na J ,
A \ \ i \ t ~ n tComptml cr. Acicunttng Scn cc\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bo,ho, r Col oh r ,
A\st\r~ntComprrollei. Genera Accour line
Btchb 0 sjt?
D rector Ph)\r~dIPlant
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tl l o P<,rtron
A\\mtalc D l r . ~ l o r. . . . . . . . . . . . .
......
....
Dun< Ll, I ( , )
A \ s l i l ~ n Dlrriro$.
l
Craft\ A i l np
I<,!\(;,<,?c<
As\nir~ntDlrcc~ur.S-n!cr\ A ~ t l n g
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DnrdIIchh
D rector Depdnment u l Puhl i Saten
.... C Ra > < 1 Dlsi on
A \ \ o ~ t a cDlr LIO .......
...
D u < u L B U I ~h
A\\z\r.mr Dmcror. I'arhlng :gild hl.~nagern~nt
1ntonn.nt on Sjsremi
Ril 1, I , J E L incbr,h
D rritor. Per\nnnul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S I I \ C I I ~M M,i<r ?r
A w \ t mt D RLIO~.COIII~CII\.I~~O~ and Bcn . l ~ t r
Llc C zun q l ,tu
A\\tatant D rector. Cmplo)ment ~n 1 Tr.llr n~ .......................................
J I a, Z ~ p / u
A\mtant D l r t ~ l u r P
. L ~ T \ o >RCCOT~,
~LI
.inti Pd) < . . . . . . .
.......... Ro h u u H h%
Rlla K ,z<
A\v\tant D rector 51d11 Kel tt n\ .sld U.\elopment
Direct r. Purih.t\~n&
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rui 7 J c , ~ v t r
A\~l<tantD~rr.rlrr. Pur~Pa\n~ Ottlce . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . 11 G , , , ,
4\\ \r.tnt D r e ~ r o rBu\lne\\ Sentce*
......
J iiin Ri r
Dnrcctor. Bu\lne\\ I n l u r n ~ . ~ t S\\t.rn\
~~m
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................................. Bc, hc, u B H I cI
Dlnculr. P dnn e and C >n\tru~llon.
H<u,\ $1 !!u!(r,
Alsoc dte Dlreitor Actin2
..........................................I i r < < l i r J < ,
.I ,I Or I,??, 1
A\hlslnnt D~rcilur.Admln \tratton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . .
Jlr ti E a,,# ' 1 ,
r\~\t\IanLD LSL~OT. Pcojecl \ldnagemull A r l ngl
A\\ atant Director. Con\truct on Admln \traiton Seivl~e,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .R n Sc h<affrlr

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Research
H ~ n rC
) Rcc\er
Arsl,unt \ ' c e Pre\tdent. Rewdich.. . . . . . .
................................................ Rn,~ulrlBurr
Ott i e 01 Rehc~rihDe>rluprnent and Adm~n~\tralcon
................................ H ~ ~ n i rGIr Itbc Direct ,r
Oft ce Spon\orcd P r o ~ r a mAdm
~ na\rrat n
Ga, s C1,nflt D i n r ~r
Anlmdl Care Prozrarn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .It Hr t r r . DI,P(~,I
Harardou, Matenalr Managernen! ...................................
R ,h<!l G t ? ? ~ 4, !$runtD > < 1 I
Radtat on Prorec~on
W u , l C mh A ~ z r r >r, Doc r , ,
Industr) Ltathon Oft ce
................... Gar 4, ,ac OJjfrcl,

Vcce Pie\tdent tor Reqcarch

Student Affairs
Vtce Prerldenr tor Student Aftdm
......................... .B<rn Trrr,nt 4sb<,
Clv t ~ r i t ?U~tlh,, rot?
Asboctale Vtce President lor Student Atfair, ....................
Assfarant Vlce Pre\!dent tor Student Attam . . . .
........................ .Rrrnrd P!o\t,cro
Caard!naor for Re\edrrh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.....
Lrc//e,r Brrqnlu,
A * \ t ~ c mr
l o d e Vice Prr\!dent
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. Ju,t<z Mlg I<,?
A\rtarant to the V I L ~Prrvdmt ........................................................ L istll C, I , ,
C ' r IHunis
A\at\ront to the Vice Pre\ldent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Director. Stud., I L A
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Dlre~rorC I c $ t n it*
DLL tor C ~ u n \ e lnc .rind Ccn\ull 11 lm.. . .
D rector. E d u r . ~ 41 Dc\tlopmi'nl
D rrcicr. thr hlem I 1 ~ L1 nl ,r
Dlrcit Ir. Smdenl hi 11111 11 -\w \111111~. ..
Dwcitor. \n d.nt Hca th
Dlreitur. Kc\~rlcoicL t~
D~reitcr.Lnderrr d ~ t z\d zr\ cln\ .
Ret r1r.w . .
.....
Cuoidin.s ,r of \tu I t I Int irn JI un S)\tcill\
D iciiur. Studmt Puhl~i10on\ . . . . . . .

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PTC\cl-nl I 1 L 13 \ L I I 1 5 KC . l t ~ ,nr
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...B,<n! ti 8 , I > < !
\\\oil 11 V ic P r w d ~ n tlor L n ~ \ e r \I \ Rcla c n\ . .
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R,h(,lH t l l r ,
A\%~\lnrn
\ 'i P LWIL t Iur L I nri\ 1) Reldn 11, . . . . . . .
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...... Ft eil Njdu $
E x e ~ u t nD~> r e c t t ~A. ~ n l n $\ \ 1 L at 011.. ....
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D,,zulli D , m
D rerr 7 . < n 1 un I> Ku .>t~on!
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Dlruit r. C<n o unit\ Re at t \
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Dlreilor. I > c ~ r l ~ ~ p r n c o t
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. . . . . .Lon,?rc L O s , n8
Director. Neb\ I r i l t n kt 0 1 S c r \ l ~ e \
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G< ,q< L C"li,<",,
C~ncrdlhl.!n.~eer 'lcIe\hion St.trlnn KAFT . . . . . .
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C l a , L \ R 4lk,
E ~ s ~ u t nDei r c c a ~ i .4SL Pub I:\mt\
.......
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..... lorn'\ 0 C n , m
A\\trt.tni D reel ,r Puh li l or2 DL\,;Curltur
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... J e ? <P Puinl
Coordlnat<,r q p e ~.,I I:\rnt\
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. . . . D 1/15 .I Koilri
Dlrcit ,r. Sund ,rnc
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K<t~,><,i,
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Dlrect r. C l r n un lr I: luiat < 7 Sul \I trlci \ ~ u \ c . ..
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Du,twl Dc \ ,nt
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Adu t D e e pn LTM 1111 4 n- Pr gr,m
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~ I , , J JA O l m Du<cr,
A l\.tnied P ~ i i l ~ . n r l\ti(
n ~ I c\. Cenar tor
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Her, id Fco r n D v t i r ~r
d
Ke\e.$rih I I r.tn\pon ll n. C cnlcr tor
. . . . . . . . . 1, ,,or/rr, E Dpiltre h ,lctinj D,,e<l
An er ~.,n Lank" I L U .1 I C u I t ~ r .P T O ~ M I I I. . . . . . . . .
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, DZ!C<I,?
Anma Cdre Pr v.,n
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J ~ p i tl<~t>r.$
8
Due<!
A d m d Tmp c., V r u Crop 4pp icd S c i ~cc dnd Trchnol~g\ NEWCAST .
Ccn~cr1
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R,ihu,dG <I ,n, D,,cc!,r
A woos Keal t*t.%teCer is
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Jo B r > < , . D j r < <rt
i\\lan Sllld e\. Ccntr t ~ r
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5repi t ri i.1 aK,,,n n Ddrr rr r
BI ncu.!l and B LLI turd ELIuL.~~
on CLYIICI
tor . . . . . .
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B in^\\ Ke\ri>rch Cri ter t,r
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. . . . . . Trn lit, D H I.r u D w r i n ,
C'II LCT Ke\~.ir.h 11 \ t ~ t u i t
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.....Gc u < r R Pratr Dt,r<r
Ca eer Tcn$ie\
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J L U NL ~ ND c > ~ trl
Child L,!bor.t~or\ P , o r ~ r n
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K u l I ~ l ~ Rtrc
e t ~I M , Dr,<tt, t
C 11 dl<>clc\ L.lh< r.8, r\
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R hc ,r Bullr,,~.Djrucr r
compu,er l"\ri,urc
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Coinpuler loie r.ti<d \i.~ ut.i,ur,np S\\lrm Ru\~drihCenter
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. .Dun \lm, L , 11, 'cr,>r
Ccn putln: S e n ~ r e r
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Cuunre mc and Con\ull.a on . .
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Tiic t t \o 8 , I,, h Dire to,
Deilr on S\\lem\ K ~ \ r ~ C
n hn1.r
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RI her, T Kc,") D m
Do\\nloun Cciltcr
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Lcc i.IrPI?<r<r
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Enero) S>\lriil\ Rc\r,t t h Cenrsr
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D,rccr,~r
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Engtneermg Research Centcr.. .........................................
Chris E B ~ c i r r sDl,<<rot
En\ ronmental Studler. Cenrer for
Equal Opponunlt) Attirmatne A
DI,< 10,
Executlte De\elopment. Centcr far
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R hc,! Bullsd. D,,r<, 2,
Facult) De\elopment Program
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Ftcld Senlcra. Office of .....................
Mopqie Wiin(i,,r 4 rrny D,,c I tr
Fvnanclal S)rtem Research. Center for ......................................... .Hnhr,? hi Kuuftr~un.Dl,< r
Flr\t Inter5tate Center tor Servlceq Markettng
\icpli<n U B, w ? .Dd,<cnr
Hahn Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. ................................... A Lrrot E Irsq n 4 rr,,y Due r r ,
Hazard Studle5. O f f i ~ eof ...................................................................... J u,trtr f i i q y . Dr,rcr~,
H l \ p ~ n l cResearch Center
.Rmm ttd I Pod, lo D,,c<I
lndtan Educatlan. Center for
...
K u r t ~ Sitirhe,
i
Dt,<
In51 tutlona Analyvs Office
J bn P r ier D I , ~to,
Ldtm Amencan Studies. Center or
. . .
r , r i Lrrdnto,,. D,re<r 1,
Law. Sclenie and Technologv. Center far
Du\tdhob< Due I D
Joan and Dd\ld Lincoln Center for Ethlcs
. .
............ ..Muti: Posrrt, Due<!
Medieval .and Rendlaaance Studnes. Arizona Center for ......................
Jeonic R BI.
Dtr'~rc,
Meteorite Studles. Center for
.... Co!/er>t~
B M 1,' D l < I T
Mounratn State Rewurce Ce
..
............ Len! 1 F Moe D,,<crx
Morrtron in5tltute for Public Pollcy
.
. . R ~ h ~ r r M e l ir:r D,,c<ro
Ncu\ Bureau. .....
eo,le Crrrhiu,r D M ' C
r r.
Otflce Automat on Re
....Ton Kdle D,,e r 1,
Profe\~~onal
Development. Center tor
J aeph T G~.er,rhtr.p.Duerro,
Reading Cllnlc.
..... DonaldJ?cohr Dve I r
R e m r c h Park O f f ce ............................................
......... M, hoe1 Ahnnm,, DI i c r r
Solad State Electronbcq. Center for
D o ~ l dF e t n Dzrecr r
Solid State Sclenie Center fo
Ro, Co,ponre, Drr<<rv
Strategic Planning
> P M<Kto,<,i Dr,<<i
Student F~nancldl
Student Health Service .....................................................................
D , r ro,
Te ecommunlcatlon Serveces
Te e c o m m u n ~ c ~ t ~ aResearc
nConr,onnne B~rlu,>trDwec r ,r
Tele\~\lonStation KAET ..................................
Chorkr R Alle,, Gttxrul Ilurtoyrr.
Univeraltv A n Collections
Rad, H Turk D,rpc ror
Una~ervtyBudgets
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Lntver\ity Media Syatema ......................................
Iicr,r<n D F I \ . DI e ror
Unrverslt) Te\tlng Servtce
. .
. . . . . . . Mor\onr Srrr r < s de Borcno Due ,or
Lrhan Studlea. Center for.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
L A U d ~ o nD!rccr,>,
,
Women'\ Studtea Program
...............
VWK \ Rasv Dlrroo,

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Arizona State University Foundation
Chair of the Board
Lrn H a l
Vtce C h a r
..................
............................B ,h Blrrrn~lr
Vlce Chat
........................................ .G M 'So 1,' Sdlmhr,pcr
Vtce C h a r
. . .
...
...........B, h Fles PI
Prraldent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lonnrr L Oronn8
Secrrtar)
....
........
..........Bdl Sho r r
Treasurer
FtanL Lohrl 710
Legal Coun\el
obn R Ch,rrrro,,
Part C h a r
............
....... ..Budd Pcuh Jdr
Vlce President and Recording S e c r c t q
Mrr GruJv Kulhnn Conmaup
Vice Pre~ldenr.........
. . .
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568

ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATION

BOARDOFDRECTORS
C,u, Bo ~ c r r
R hc,, BI <cn>lr
la, rids 8 union
14, on B,,,,?T
7 n Chcrtrn < \ Fn < r n ,
.I, hn C hrrrrro,i
Dl?, D<C<,,<
m1
Pon DcI Dt, o
Rohor Dm i n , ,,I?
Go, i Eder s
Ralph Eh, L ,
R n E! /,<,,<It
E l n o d f ~ p n ro
R hr I F < ! hcr
M,s Gr ,A hoihr,,, G i n n r <
Tbcrnic~t,Hn cln,rr Ena,irer
M,r G R hc I ti<,<Hr,ht,pc
Lecnrrd fitr h

M, e J b,! 171 clrnoi KICChb<ftfir
D, n Kir hnio,,
f r m h L.rb,r,lo
I I n R Lus\cn
lluiric E L ' r r Lnrerrou
0 a < Lc,t,s h
M , > H,y1 1V Ba,baro Lo,gi
Enu , i r r r ~ J
Res\ L\ n J I
Ion!Mordron. Jr
Rod J MI Mull,,?
Gut NP 3 211
MI I J<rr\ F k rcw pi Nelson
L ",Pi< L o\o ,n
Ru 1ord P o t l o
Bwl<I Pmh >'I>
J I?,?C Prrr:luJr E,n<rrlssJ

Allen L Ros~nherp(Ernenrusi
H o r n Ro\t.r:xerp
u ,11,0"~ 711 ,he,
Jon<\ P Sznln?,nr (Enr~nrus
Fra!?hl,n K Shzrtnet
S M 'Sol/\" lolle,~htrpcr
Rcr E sraio
Rohrrr Suonson
Mor TUP Tulle\
N~hlnchThorne
Don Tos,\renn<d
Luk E Tr,nihle Emeritus
tiezrh Turlm
M o r ~ rn~Woncn
A MiNo,l Wlr!rrrr~
Mrr Russell 1Llhhbj W~llrarns
Roherr l7 Wllro,,

Sun Angel Foundation Executive Board
Pre\!dcnt . . . . .
....................
............................... Boh D m m
Vtce Pre\cdcnr . . . . . . . .
..............
................ U W Wolh Cojw ,od
Vrce Pre\ dentlCha r E tcr ................
.............
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Mordton
Chatr. . . . . .
.........
................
............Rwd! Can~phell
C h a r Emer tu\ . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hurrv Rorenznelq
C h a r En er tu\
.............
...............
. . . . . . . . . . . . .Me/ Srrow
Secrerar) ...
...........
...............
.......... Fred Homes
Treawrer
..............
............
...............
Roherr Darhnorrh
At Large
tierup Bid lulph
Boh Hr,hh~
Roherr Srorh
/ I n \ J Cuton ,<I>
Wrhc Mol n m
Mrnwr<e Tunner

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ASU Alumni Association Board, 1 9 W 9
Prealdenr . .
................
..................
....Gnrr K N e l ~ n n 57
Presldcnr Elect
...........
................
........ Donold W Kzrhron. 54
Vice Prcaldenr
.............
...............
.John 0 Wlz8ren10,z. 63
Trea\urer . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.............
...................
B o r n M Aarnnr. 71
Part Prevdent
..............
...........
...........Joh,r M Pjrrs. '71
COLLEGE D RECTORS
ARCHITECTI RE AUD
EN'fIRONMEUT4L DESIGN.

LAW.

R, hcrrr Surnz r 1 . 71

LIBERAL ARTS
AND SCIENCES.

BUSINESS.
L r r i r r r < Gar S r n h

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EDUCATION
U lo,? Bi M~fn,ln,,d 75. 61M.4.E~I
E\GINEERlhG
A h D APPLIED SCIENCES.
RI qo.L Horl ,,I 71
FINE ARTS.
A!

b!?

B J ~r!ct.
M -7

TrdJortr.'66.'73 J D

Ale! Borl~onrll. A2

NURSING.
C h r n l Fantn,tp. 68

PUBLIC PROGRAMS.
Gr,,rxro Fot. A2

SOCIAL WORK.
Florence Erl~rern '76 M S W

ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATION 569

STUDENT DIRECTORS
ASASU PRESIDENT

STUDENT FOUNDATION PRESIDEV

DEVIL'S ADVOCATES PRESIDENT

FACULTY DIRECTOR

AT LARGE DIRECTORS
Rolph Cordoia 5 ,
Chrrrks Hahn 111 '61
Chris Hersrum. 71
M l l r Lcrds. '81
F Dole Morlham 53
Ton! Posodo. 72
Gerald M x r s '71
Do,, R o d r r y , ~ ~'71
:
Suron Bitter Smrrh.'77 P.' M.B A
Don Slot,r. '61 62 M.7
John Thomas ' 7 7
Douq Z,mmern8on. 64

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5
79 M B 4
M u b l c HonAi,z> h7. 7 I D
Turiiu Kdr4 71 r i l 61
Kt ri L n d ~ .57
Ed Po,!, . 61
Diem M Currh, 6
Dcnr~cKcrrlrA '77
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570 APPENDIX

APPENDIX A
July 1. 1988
TO

:

The Arizona State University Community

RE

:

Reaffirmation of Policy

I have apeisanal conviction that ArizonaStateUniversity mustpursue the goal ofbuildingacampus population
that reflects the rich diversity of people in the local and national communities we serve. I expect that this go
will be supported by every member of the University family because it is the right thing todo. It is the only
to proceed if we are to be responsive and effective in providing services to the people of the state of Arizon

Arizona State University has a proud history. We are making impressive strides toward national recognition
as a mature institution of higher learning. As a major university, we must exemplify a commitment not on1
to quality education and to the search for new knowledge, but also to equal opportunity, human dignity an
diversity.

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to search for women and minority candidates and other groups previously excluded from equal access t
opportunities. to ensure that they are considered for available positions along with other qualified applicant

Arizona State University has a tradition of individual efforts toward achieving diversity. We will continue to
support these efforts and acknowledge with appreciation those caring, dedicated individuals who have laid
solid foundation on which to build.
In mv tenure as oresident of Arizona State Universitv. we have taken oositive steos m increase rninoritv
~ o r r e s ~ o n d i n ~numbers
ly,
of tenured and tenure track minority faiu~tymembers have increased 64.2 percen
from 81 to 133.

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Over the same period, the full-time staff at ASU has grown 33.8 percent. from 2,554 in 1981 to 3.416 in 1987.
and minority representation on the staff has increased 78 percent. from 327 in 1981 to 582 in 1987.

Im

Similarly. overall student enrollment has grown 12.9 percent, from 38,075 in 1981 to 42.968 in 1987: while
minority student enrollment has increased 35.3 percent, from 3,347 in 1981 to 4,529 in 1987.

Also. oooortunities for women have increased durine the same ~ e r i o dof time at the universitv. For instance l

However, we must move more aggressively now. Therefore, in addition to the annual Arizona Stale ~ n i v e r s i l j
Affirmative Action Plan. I have initiated a new uronram
. . called Action Now designed to brine momentum and
t c iI I p
.:
I u
I Ildvr. clclcgitcJ ,pcafii Jr>l&nmCnl*I<, the vloc pru>~<l,~n~s~lirhc
or~i\r.r\lty2n.l c\p?.t ih.it the J\,tgnmt,nl, \r 111 he ctmpletcd hciore the cn.1 .>i
14hX X O 'I'hk,~,lli!t!ilttr c,
IIIIIIILICJ
.A\ \ ~ J ~ I I II II J~I ~ ~n\ ~ t h
the .-\.tlon %%,\I p r y r m b e r g ~pJdtcrl~nnu.iI1)A , nce.l~.~l

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I call upon each member of the university community to support these mainstream affirmative action efforts,
which are aggressive, demanding, and far-reaching. The word is action. The time is now.
J. Russell Nelson
President
Revised 7-1-88
Supersedes 7-1-87

APPENDIX 571

APPENDIX B

UNIVERSITY POLICY
FOR
STUDENT APPEAL PROCEDURES
ON GRADES
Infornial. The steps outlined below, beginning with Step A. mubt be follov.ed b) an\ \tu
dent Feeking to appeal a grade. Student grdde appeals must be procesbed in the regular \e
mester immediately following the issuance of the grade in dispute (by commencement for
fall or spring), regardless of whether the student ib enrolled at the univer\it). It 1s unnerbity
policy that students filing grievances and those who are witnesses will be protected from retaliation. Students who belleve they are victims of retaliation should immediatel) contdct the
dean of the college in which the course IS offered.
A. The aggrieved student must first undergo the informal procedure of conferring with
the instructor, stating the evidence (if any) and reasons for que5tloning that the yrade re
ceived was not given in good faith. The instructor is obliged to revieu the matter. expla~nthe
grading procedure util~zed,and show how the grade in queqtion was determined. It the in
structor ir a graduate aFsistant and this interview doe? not rebolve the difficulty. the \tudent
may then go to the facult) member in charge of the course (regular facult) member or direc
tor of the course ~equence)with the problem.
B. If the grading dispute is not resolved in Step A, the student md) appeal to the department chair or other dppropriate chair of the area withln the department (if any . The de
partment cham may confer with the instructor to handle the problem. Step B applies only in
depanmentalized colleges.
C. If these discuss~onsare not adequate to settle the matter to the complainant's satisfaction, the student may then confer with the dean of the college concerned (or the dean designate), u h o will review the case. If unresolved, the dean or derignate ma) refer the case to
the college academic grievance hearing committee to review the case formall). In mo\t in
stances. however, the grievance procedure will nor go beyond this level.
Formal. The following procedure takes place after Steps A, B. and C (or A and C ) have
been completed.
D. Each college has on file in the Office of the Dean (and in each department of the
college) the procedure5 and composition of the undergraduate or graduate academic griev
ance hearing committee for student grievancer. Each college committee \hall operate under
gnevance procedure? as stated which satiaty due proce\r requirement\. The committee shall
alway? meet with the student and the instructor in an attempt to resolve the difference?. At
the conclu\ion of the hearing, the committee rhall \end its recommendations to the dean.
E. Final action in each case will he taken by the dean after full con\~derationof the
committee's recommendat~on.Grade changes (if any are recommended) ma) be made by the
inrtructor (or the dean ot the college in the absence of the facult) member). The dean \hall
have duthority to take action as ir deemed nece\sary by the case and shall \ o inform the \tu
dent. instructor. department chair (if any) and the Regihtrar of action taken.

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574 BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS

Building Abbreviations
ADM ..................... Adm n strat on Bu~ld~ng
AG . . .
.... Agr culture Buildlng
ANTH. ....................... Anthropology Bulldlng
AQUAT.
....Aquat cs Center
ARCH
..............Architecture Build ng
ARCHX ........
Arch lecture Annex
......Univers ty Arch ves
ARCV .
......Academc Services Bui d ng
ASB
ART .......................
Art BUi d ng
ARWH ...............
Art Warehouse
Bus ness Adm n strat on Bui d ng
BA ...
BAC .............Bus ness Adm n strat on C W ng
BKSTR ...........
ASU Bookstore
. . . . . . . Cerarn cs Annex
CERA
............ ..Center for Fam~lyStud es
CFS
CHAPL . . . .
Danforth Chape
CMPlN ...................... .Campus Inn
CMSCl . .Community Servces Center BUI d ng
COB. ...
Classroom Off ce Bu d ng
..................... Centra Pant
CP
EC W ngs A G
Eng neer ng Center
ENGRC .......... Eng neer ng Research Center
... .Farmer Educat on
ED. .
EDB ...................... Payne Education Ha
Educat on Lecture Ha
EDC . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F ne Arts Annex
FAA
FAC. .........................F ~ n e
Arts Center
Un vers ty F eid Lab
FIELD ..............
. . . . ..Forestry Servces Lab
FSL ......
GAR
................ ..Garage and Motor Po0
GGMA .. Grady Gammage Memoral Aud tor um
GHALL
...... D x e Gammage Ha
HEC ........................... Home Economics
HECX .....
Home Economics Annex
RISH ........................... lrsh Ha
Krause Ha
KRAUS ...............
................. Armstrong Ha
LAW
LIB .................... Char es T Hayden L brary
Language and L terature Bu d ng
LL ..
LS ...........................L'fe Sc ences Center
LYC .........
Lyceum Theatre

MA N .............
0 d Main
MARIP ..................................Mar posa Ha
MCENT
Manhews Center
MCL ...............................McCl ntock Ha
.............. Manhews Ha
MHALL . .
MOEUR . . . . . . . . . Moeur Adm n~stratton
MTCHL ................. M tchell School (Tempe
. . . . . . . . .Memoria Un~on
MU . . .
MUR . . . .
Murdock Lecture Hal
Mus c Building
MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NEEB.. ......................... L. S Neeb Hail
NOBLE .
Nob e Sclence Center
NUR ...............................Nurs ng Build ng
PBS ................Packard Baseba Stad~um
PEBE
Physica Educat on Bu d ng East
PEBW ....... Phys ca Educat on Bu d ng West
..
Phys ca Pant and Shops
PPS
PS . . . . . . . . . . .Phys ca Sc ences Center
PSY ......................Psycho ogy Bu d ng
PURCH
Purchas ng and Genera Stores
RITT ........................ R ner Bu d ng
RURLS
Rural School (Tempe)
SDF .............. .Soar Demonstration Facility
. Student Heath Serv ce
SHS
SS ................ .Soc a Sc ences Bu d ng
SSV ............... Student Sew ces Bu d ng
STAD
Sun Devil Stad um
STAUF . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stauffer Ha
TC ............................Technology Center
. . . . Aeronautics Bu d ng
TCB
TCC ............ Technoogy Center Annex
THWH ....................... Theatre Warehouse
TCM
Technology Modu ars
TOWER ................ University Tower Center
..........Joe Se eh Track
TRACK
UAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Un vers ty Activity Center
.................Warehouse
WH
WHALL . .
. . . . . West Ha
WILSN ...................WI son Adm n strat on
WTC
..
Wh~temanTenn s Center

ACADEMIC DEFINITIONS 575

Academic Definitions
Academic Renewal. An undergraduate who has
been readmitted to the un~vercityafter an absence
of at least five years and who has sausfactor~ly
completed a minimum of 12 addittonal semester
houri in residence at ASU. may. upon peution to
the dean of the college. have the former record
treated in the aame manner a? transfer cred~ts.
See pages 49 50.
ACT. ,411 new freshman applicants nrusl take el
Test (ACT) Or Scho
lher lhe American
lastlc Aptitude Test (SAT) on a national tect date
in their junior or senlor years of high s~hool.See
page 29.
Advanced Placement. Students who have talien
an advanced placement course of the College En
trance Examindtlon Board (CEEB) ~n the~rrecon
dary school and who have taken an Ad\anced
Placement Exammation of CEEB may recei\e
credtt. See pages 1 6 3 6 .

trance E\amlnatlon Board ma) rece \ e un~versity
credlt. See page* 1 6 3 8
A Lomprehen,ive
Comprehensi,e
a student to estab
intended to
li,h academic credll a tleld
w h the
dent haq gained eiperlence or c o m p e t e n ~ e
equ,ralent to an e,tab ,shed unl\er,lt) cour,e
See page, 18 19.

cooperative
~ d

~ ~c~~~~~~~
~ t ve
i Education
~ ~ .
any edu~atlonalprogram that requlres alternat,ng cla,,room and
e\pertence
govern
u
o
r
~
experience
e\lsts
tor
or ,,,dustg.
115 educational rdlue See naee 41
IT

Course Load. A mtnlmum full tlme cour\e load
for an undergraduate \tudent I \ I2 bemerler hour?
The mahlmum cour\e load for \rh ch a \tudent
ma\ regwer i \ 18 reme\ter hours (~11ththe excep
tton of a 19 hour marlmum tor rtudent* enrolled
in the Colleee of Enclneerlne and Aonlled
Sci
,
ALCP. The Amerlcan Language and Culture ences or the Cnllege of Architecture and Emiron
Program (ALCP) features an tntenstve, non cred~t mental De\ign) See pape 40.
course of study designed for adult ~nternational Course Prefih. The cour\e prefix i\ the three let
students who desire to become proficient In Eng
ter deq~gnattonasb~gnedb) each instruction unit.
lish as a second language. See pages 4 6 7 4 6 8
The Cour\e Prefix Inde\. on page 580, providea a
ASASU. The Assoctated Students ot Arlzona comprehcnsl\e li\t 41\a \ee r m c r lr$r~,rrbelow.
State Untversitv. (ASASU)
is the student eovern
.
Credit. One \cmcTter hour repre5ent'. one 50
ment for the universtty. the official repre\entative minute cla\t e\erc \r per ueeL per 5ernerter A
of the student body in matter$ of unibersity go\
mintmum of 126 \eme\ter hours 15 required for
ernance and budgettng. See pages 89 90.
graduat~onu ~ t ha haccaldureate degree. To ob
ASU West Campus. Anzona State Untverstty tatn ired,!, J \tudent mu\[ be properly regtstered
and pay fee\ tor the cour\e. See pages 45 and
West Campus is the Phoenix based satellite cam
puq of ASU, e<tablished in 1984 by the Anzona 457.
Legislature to serve the educational needs of rew
Cross-listing. One cour\e m a \ habe more than
dents in western Mar~copaCounty. See pages one cour\e prctik and ma) be ottered by more
451353.
than one depdnment Some inhtmillon untl\ re
Audit Enrollment. A student who audit? a quire ~tudentcto enroll in d L O U C C ~under a cenain
prefix ~n order to rccene credtt properl). Course
course attends regularly
. scheduled c l d s seastons
de\criptton* In the G e n o o l Clrrrrlnp tnd~cate
but earns no credit See page 45.
course? that are cro% Il\ted
Buckley Amendment. The Family Educat~onal
Rlghts and Prtvacy Act of 1974, or Buchley Concentration. A concentrdtton 15 a \elecuon of
courses wlth~nd md'or or among one or more ma
Amendment, sets fonh the requtremeno govem
lor,.
ing the protection of the privac) of the educa
tlonal records of students who are or have been in Cunt Inude. A student %!th a cumuldr~\egrade
attendance at Anzona State Un~verslty. See page polnt average of 7.4(&1.59 wtll graduate cum
44.
loadc. See page 87 Also \ee nro<,ru cltnl lalcde
and reurnro s n lrrr<d~
~
below.
CLEP. As pan of the College Level €\amma
tion Program (CLEP). students who have taken a Drop Add. A \tudent who hd* reg~qtzredfor
College Level Exammation of the College En
course5 for a semester or wmmer cesston may
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576 ACADEMIC DEFINITIONS

drop or add courres through the tlrst weel. of be lllhcn only by out\tandlng senlor \tudents who
cla?*e\ or thc lint two da), of a \ummer ~eqrion. have completed dt le.~\tone \emclter in reudence.
See page 43.
See page 46.
Emphasis. An area 01 emphd\i\ Ir a \clectlon of
cour\e\ u !than d md or or among one or more ma
]or\.
Freshman. A \tudent a ho ha\ earned 24 or l e u
hours 15 a tre\hrn.in
General Studier Requirements. The General
Studie, progrrm con\~\t\ul tlve core aredc and
t u o amarene,, area, The core ari..t\ are L teracl
and Critical Inqutr). Numera~). Humanttlri and
Fine Art,. Soilal and Beha~ioralSclen~r,. and
Natural Science, The t u o auarene,, Area\ arc
Globdl Awarene., and H ~ \ t o r ~ Awarenes,.
~al
All
undergradu.,tc \tudcnt\ mu\t ~ u ~ c c \ ~ f u cam
ll)
plete d m~nimumof 35 \cme\ter hot r\ of .tp
prmcd General Studie, cour\e\
Scc panu\
5&80.
GPA. The eradc point abcrdgc GPA 15 obtained
h) d!.rldlng the total nurnbcr of erdde polnt5
earned b) the nulnbrr of \eme\ter houra ornded
Gradc polnt a\crdee\ are rounded to the nearebt
hundredth ul .I gr.~depolnt See pJ<C 47.
Grade Points. For thc purpo\c of Lamputln: the
GPA. grade point, are a\riencd to each of the
grade, for each wmestcr hour
follous. "4."
four point\. ' B. three polntb: "C." two points:
"D." onc potnt. and "E." ,ern point,

Croduate Catalog. The G,u d a ~ r c (orulc 4 dc
\cr~be\ the procedure\ and requirement, tor en
rollment in thc Graduate College See page 454
of the Gr,x,ol Coruioy tor a complete I t \ t of
gradu.!tc degree, and major\.
Graduate-Lerel Courqes. Courres numhered
500 799 are dcriencd tor graduate ctudent,.
However. upper dl\l\ion undergradudte students
mdy enroll in eradudtc course5 ulth the &ppro\al
of thelr ad\l\ur. the co irse m\tructor. the depart
ment c h a r and the dedn of the iolle:e ur school
in ahich the cour\c i \ offered See page 43.
Incomplete. A rn.%rl.of "I" (lncomplcte 15 given
b\ the ln\tructor onl) *hen 3 \!"dent who \ 0th
erurre doing acceptable uorh ir unable to com
plete a Lour\c hcc.~u\c ot ~llnc\\or other condl
tmn\ beyond the \tudcnt'? ionrrol. Tee pakc\
4516.
Independent Stud?. The cour\c nutnhcr 499 has
been rewrved tor Independent Stud) Lourm In
each of the in\truitlonal departments or dl\l\lon\
of the ~ o l l c g eat~the undergraduate le\el Inde
pendent 5tudy L< ur\e\ arc honor course\ .~ndma)

Junior. A student u h o has earned 56-86 hours
a jun~or.
I.IA

IS

100. See I ,ri) e, ~ r r rA c l ~ i \ ~ !lrn ~und
f
Sur

n nl below

Loner-Division Courses. Cour\es numbered
100 299 ;ire de\igned primar~l)fur trechmdn and
\ophomore \tudcntc See paee 43.
Major. A specl.~liredgroup ot cour\e\ ~ontdined
wtrhin the prosr2m or \tud) Refer to college and
school \ectlon* for \ p c ~ ~ t de\irlptloni
ic
and re
qu cement,.

Magna clrm laude. A rtudent wtth .t ~umulati\e
GPA ot 3.60 1.74 ut11 prdduate t?luc.nm <rim
los It Sec pagc 83. Al\o see nnz lrntrl< above
2nd Ar,nlnar sm III, l< helou.
Minor. A \peilallzed eroup ot courre5 iontamed
wlthln the proerdm ot \tudy n\.l~lable trom some
in\trucuon unltr Rcfcr to colleee and \chool src
tion5 for \perlf,c de\crtption\ and requlrement5.
Omnibus Course. An ornnibuc cour\e IS offered
on an ekperiment.~l b.~*i\ The title and cour*e
content bane* with the subject matter. See page,
4314.
Option. An optlon i* a \eleztlon ot Lour\er
a thin a major or among one or more major\.
Pass Fail Enrollment. A mark of

" P ( p a s or

"E" (fall ma) he awgned for thl\ grad~ngoptlon.
T h n eradlng method may be used dt the option of
individua colle,es and *chool\ uithln the unlver
sttv See pagc 45.
Prerequisite. A \ludent reglltenn, for a Lourw
mu\t meet the prevlou, c ,ur\e requlrementr (pre
requl\ite\) hated for i t or otherulse sdtlht! the in
\tructor that equibalent prep.lratton ha< been com
pleted. See page 44.

-

Probation. A \tudcnt's colleee a\\ume\ rcsoon
S I ~ ity
I
for entorune academic \tankard5 dnd may
place :In, ~tudenton ~robdtlonu h o has tdlled to
maintain good ctand~ng. A 5tudent on academlc
probat~or~
is requ~redto ob\crvc an) rule, or liml
ration\ the collcgc ma, impose ,IT a condlttan for
retention See page 49

Proficient) Examination. A profic~en~y
evaml
natlon I \ e n e n lo ('3 udi\e Luur\c requirement.
( b ) \alldate certaln transfer credit\ In professional
proeram.. and ( c ) detennlne a student'\ ab~lityin
a tle d *here competence I> dn imponant constd
eratlon. See page 39

ACADEMIC DEFINITIONS 577

Program of Study. Students muyt file an Under
graduate Program of Study for graduatron wlthln
the semester they earn then 87th hour. See page
81 The complete array of courses lncluded in the
study leading to a degree maLe up a student's
program ot study.
Restricted Withdrawal. Between the fourth
week and up to the end of the loth week of a semester. students may w~thdrawwith a mark of
" W only from courses in which the lnsvuctor
certifies that they are pasvng at the tlme of the
withdrawal. See page 46.
SAT. All new freshman appl~cantsmusf take either the American College Test (ACT) or Scho
lastlc Aptitude Test (SAT) on a nat~onalteat date
In the11junior or senior years of hlgh school. See
page 29.
Senior. A student who has earned 87 or more
hours of cred~tts a senlor.
Sophomore. A student who has earned 25 55
hours of credit is a sophomore
Special Topics. Courre? numbered 294,394, and
494 cover toplcs of tmmedtate or spec~alinterest
to a faculty member and students. See page 43.

Summa cum loude. A student with a cumulative
GPA ot 3.80-4.00 will graduate summa cum
laude. See page 83. Also see cum laude and
magna < um lalrde above.
TOEFL. All applicants to ASU whose native
language is not Engl~shand who have not at
tended a htgh school for their junior and senlor
years where English is the ldnguage of lnstmction
or graduated from a college or university where
Engl~shis the language of lnstmction are required

to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language
(TOEFL) in place of the ACT or SAT. See pages
29 and 467 Also see ALCP above.
Transcript. The m s c n p t has ~nformat~on
about
classes taken and grades earned. The Office of
the Registrar releases official transcripts only
upon written request of the student for a fee of
$1 W per copy for enrolled students or $5.00 per
copy for nonenrolled students. Unofficial transcripts may be obtained free of charge in person
at the Office of the Registrar, any Registm Site,
or by mail if a signed release 1s enclosed. See
page 47. Also see Bucklev Amendment above.
University Adjustment a n d Survival. This
course (LIA 100). offered by the College of Liberal Ans and Sciences. is an analvsis of student
motivation and goals. Thls course 1s designed to
re~nforcelanpuaee
- - facll~tvand study skills. Students are oriented to unlversily resources and pn,
cedures. See page 154.
Unrestricted Withdrawal. During the first four
weeks of a semester a student may withdraw from
any course with a mark of "W." See page 46.
Upper-Division Courses. Courses numbered
3 0 W 9 9 are des~gnedprimarily for junlors, seniors and other advanced students. See page 43.
WICHE. Through the Western Interstate Com
mlsslon for Higher Education (WICHE), qualified
Anzona residents may attend professional schools
of dentlstly, veterinary medicme, occupational
therapy. optometry, and osteopathy in other west
em states at essentially the same expense to the
students as to residents of the state in which the
school is located. See page 83.

578 DIRECTORY

Directory
Instructional Units
Architecture and Environmental Design.
College of .................................................................... A H 134 .................965-3216
Architecture School of ....................................... ..ARCH 140 ................ 9653536
Design. Department of
RCH 154 .................9 6 5 4 135
P ann ng Department of
RCH 135 ................. 9 6 5 7 167
ontebello 21 ..........279-5484
ASU West Campus ...............
Business. College of ............................................................. BA 140 ......................965-4227
Accountancy. School
A 223 ................. 9653631
Decision and lnforma
Department of ..
AC 554 ...................9656350
Economics Departm
AC 659 ...................9653531
Finance. Departmen
A 318 .....................9653131
A 319 ....................9653231
Genera Bus ness. D
Heath Admln strat on and Pol cy. School of .................... BA 252 ...................... 965-7778
Management Department of .......................................... BA 367 ......................965-3431
Marketing. Department of ........................................ BAC 400 .................... 9653621
Purchasing. Transportation. Operations,
Department of
A 323 .....................9656044
Education. College
D B-104 ..................965-3306
Curriculum and Instructlon. Divlslon of ............................ED B 225 .................965 1644
Educationa
Dvsono
D 108 ..................9656357
Psycho ogy i
D B 301 ................. 965-3384
Engineering and Ap lied Sciences. College of .................. ECG 100 ................... 965-3421
Aeronaut ca Tec no ogy. Department of ....................... TCB 203 ...................965-7775
Aerospace Engineer ng. Department of ......................... ECG 346 ...................9653291
Agr business and Env~ronmentalResources.
G 281 ......................9653585

.

.

.

.

1

.

OB B-210 ................965 3313
nglneer ng Department of ...................................ECG 136 .................9653589
Computer Sc'ence. Department of ............................ ECG 252 .................. 965-3190
Construction. Department of ......................................... COB 268 .................. 9653615
Construct~onand Techno ogy. School of .........................TCB 201 B ........... 9653874
Electr cal and Computer Eng neering.
Department of .......................................ECG 127 .................965-3424
Electronics and Computer Techno ogy.
C 301 ......................9 6 5 3 137

.

CG 1208 .............9653185
C 201A ............... 9653781
Manufacturing Technology Department of .................... TC 201 F ............. 9656584
Mechan cal and Aerospace Eng neering.
Department of ............................................................. ECG 346 ............. 9653291
Fine Arts. College of ............................................................ GHALL 127 ............... 965-6647
. ART 102 .................. .96 5-3468
Dance Department of ..
..........PEBE 132 .............. 9655029
USlC 183 ................ 9653371
Theatre Department of ............................................. GHALL 232 ............. 965-5359
Graduate College .................................................................. W I N Lobby ...........965-3521
Law. College of ...................................................................... LAW 101 ................... 965-6181
Liberal Arts and Sciences. College of ................................. SS 111 ...................... 965-6506
Aerospace Studies. Department of .................................. MAIN 340 .................965-3181
Anthropo ogy. Department of
......
.................ANTH A 124 ............ 9656213
Engineering Department o

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DIRECTORY 579

LS C 210 ................... 965-3414
PS D 102 .................. 965-3461
LL B 504 .................... 965-31 68

Botany. Department o
Chem'stry Departme
Eng lsh. Department of

.

HEC 106 .................. 965-6978
Fore gn Languages Department of ............................... LL B 404 ....................965-6281
Geography Department of
COB 338 ................... 965-7533
Geology. Department of ................................... PS F 686 ..................965-5081
Heath and Phys ca Education.
Department of .............................................................. P E W M-212
. . 965-3875
H story. Department o
SS 204 .................. 965-5778
Humanlt es Progra
LL C 352 ................... 965-6747
Mathemat cs. Depa
PS A 216 ..................965-3951
Microb'ology. Department o
LS 378 ...................... 965-1457
Mi itary Sc ence Department of ..................................... MAIN 240 .................965-3318
Philosophy Department of
PS A-524
........ 965-3394
Phys cs. Department of
PS F-470 ............965-3561
SS 41 0 ......................965-6551
Po tical Sc ence.
Psycholog Department of ............................................ PSY 237 .................... 965-3326
Rel gious tud es. Department of ............................... LL B 605 .................... 965-7145
Socio ogy. Department of .................................... SS 321 ...................... 965-3546
Speech and Hearing Sc ence. Department of ............... LL A-145 .................... 965-2373
Women's Stud es Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SS 104 ...................... 965-2358
Zoology. Department of ................................................. LS C-226 ................965-3571
Nursing. College of ............................................................... NUR 322 ................... 965-3244
Public Programs. College of ................................................ WILSN 234 ................ 965-1034
Communication Department of ....................................... STAUF A 412 ........... 965-5095
Journal sm and Te ecommunication.
Walter Cronk te School
STAUF A 231 ............ 965-501 1
Just'ce Stud es Schoo o
WlLSN 331 ........... 965-7682
Lelsure Studles. Departm
GHALL 204 ............. 965-7291
Pub c Affairs. School of .
W LSN 21 1 ................ 965-3926
Social Work. School of ......................................................... W A L L 137 ..............965-3304
The University Honors College ............................................ MCL 113 ................... 965-2359

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. .
8.
.

Other
Adm ssions .......................................................................SSV C1 11 ................. 965-7788
Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BKSTR ................... 965-7928
Career Services
............................................ SSV C-359 ............... 965-2350
Drop-Add and W thdrawal nformat on ................................... SSV B114 .................. 965-3124
Graduation Office. Undergraduate Divlsion ............................ SSV 81 13 .................965-3256
Havden Librarv (information)
LIB ............................ 965-61 64
(hours)
lnternat o
nternatlo
.....................................
ntramura s C u b Sports Recreation ........................................ PEBW Lobby . . . . . . ..965-2626
MU Flrst Level .......... 965-5728
Memor'a Un on Informal on Desk
Off Campus Academ~cSew ces
ED 404 ...................... 965-6563
On C a m ~ u sStudent EmDlovme
SSV C222 ................. 965-5186
. .
Operator. University ................................................................................................... 965-901 1
Orientat on. New Student ......................................... SSV C111 ................. 965-2677
Readmiss on ................................................................ SSV B1 14 . . . . . . . -965-7440
Reg'strar ................................................................................ SSV 81 14 .................. 965-3124
Res dence L fe ................................................................... SSV A1 31 .................. 965-351 5
Student F nanc al Ass stance ................................................. SSV C219 ................. 965-3355
ED 542 ...................... 965-31 24
Student ID
Summer S
ASB 109 .................... 965-661 1
..................................... SS 101 .................. 965-4464
University

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580 COURSE PREFIX INDEX

Course Prefix Index
12

1%

37
6
ING

256
348
253
2 4
43
3 5
133
3 5
3 7
1 3
428

430
134

403
754

258
3 5
1 5
2 5
42
310

238
389
160
I64
24

32
39
158

3 8
391

381
363
412

241

43
145

7
65
77,

16
I7
34
72
7
2121
212

229
25
24
434
1 9

INDEX 581

A
Abbrev atlons key, course istlngs 44
course pref x. 580
Genera Stud es, 53
Ab e and Ambtt ous Program 31
Academ c adv~sement.39
ca endar 8
comp a nts 49. 571
dlshonesty. 49
organ zation 562
recogn t on. 83
renewa 49
standards. 48
Accountancv.
,. Schoo of 226
courses. 227
Accred tation and aff atlon. 12
ACT. 28
Act ng emphas s. 395
Act v t es student 89
Adm nistrat~veoff cers. 562
Adm ss on. 28
academic adm ss on requ rements. 29
for transfer students. 32

.

I

I
College of Law 400
commun ty co ege cred ts, 33
d sab ed a m cants. 33
dom c e aif'davjt. 28
entrance credit 34
genera requirements, 29
Graduate Co ege. 454
lnternatona students, 29, 34 455
nonres dents, 28. 32
procedures, 28
readmlsslon. 81
regtstration procedures. 40
requ red secondary schoo subjects 30
Schoo of Socia Work 439
Summer Sess~ons,465
transcr pts. 28
transfer credlts. 32
unc ass fled undergraduates 32
undergraduate oft ce, 85
veterans except on 33
w th d st nction 31
Adult Deve opment and Aging Program. 463
Adu t Education Program, 252
courses 259
Advanced degrees. 454
Advanced pacement. 34
Advanced Pub c Execut ve Program, 436
Advert~s~ng
courses. 240
Adv~sors 39

I

1

Aerodynamics, emphass 352
Aeronaut cal Eng neer ng Techno ogy
rnajor, 293
Aeronaut cal Management Techno ogy,
rnajor 293
Aeronaut cal Technology, Dept of 293
courses 295
Aerospace, emphas s 355
Aerospace Engtneer ng major 351
Aerospace Materta s, emphas s 352
Aerospace Structures, emphas~s,352
Aerospace Studes. Dept. of, 103
courses 104
ROTC program. 103
scholarsh ps, 103
Aff rmatlve Act on statement, 570
Agr bus'ness and Env ronmenta Resources,
Schoo of 277
core. 278
courses, 281
Agribus ness, major, 279
courses, 281
Aircraft F ght Management, opt on, 294
Airwav Science Manaaement.. ooton. 294
~ l t e r k t v eSources a
d;
Conversion

.

~ l ~ ~ ~ ~ c 15
i t i o n .
American Assemoly of Col eglate Schools of
Bus~ness218
Amer'can Chemica Soc etv Cert f cat'on. 112
Amercan Counc I for ~on&ruction
Educat on. 286
Arnercan ~"man'cs,434
Arnencan Language and Culture Program,

-

3d., d67

Analysis and Systems, courses, 316
Anthropoogy Dept. of 104
courses 105
Anthropo ogy Justce Stud es graduate
program. 429
Appea s, 33, 49. 571
App cation for graduat'on, 81
App ed Mathematcs optlon 155
Arch tectura Adm n strat on and
Management.
courses, 201
emphas s. 200
Arch tectural Des gn and Technology
Stud os,
courses, 201
emphasis, 200
Archttectural Communtcat on, courses, 204
emphasis, 201
Arch tectura Ph'losophy and History.
courses. 202
emphass 200

582 INDEX

Arch tectural Technology. courses. 203
emphas s. 200
Arch tecture. Schoo of 196
courses. 201
Arch tecture and Env ronmenta Destgn.
College of, 191
academ c standards 193
admsson, 192
adv~sement 192
Bache or of Sc ence n Des~gndegree. 192
dearees. 192
degree requlrements 192
foregn study. 194
genera nformat on 195
Genera Stud es requ rements. 193
Graduation requ rements. 193
master's degrees. 192
organ zation. 191
purpose, 191
specia programs. 195
student resDonSibilities. 194
Arch tecture ~ r o f e s s i o n a l ~ t es.
ud
courses, 204
emphas s, 201
Ar zona Historica Foundat on L brary.
Ar zona res'dent requirements for 24
Art H story, courses 378
emphas s. 372
Art Education. courses. 377
emphas s. 373
Art Museum. Un vers tv. 14
Art, School df 372
'
c.
n.
~. .
~.
r.
s,n373
s. .
.
.
Art AUXI iary, courses, 380
Asian Stud es (also see spec f c department
for study emphasis), 101
Associated Schools of Construct on 286
Associated students 89
Astronomy, courses. 170
mtnor 167
ASU 3+2 programs 276.286
ASU West Campus. 13.451
Athlet~cs,coach ng, 145
Intercollegiate, 90
tra ner s cert f cate, 145
Attendance. 40
Audit enro ment, 45. 458

of Sc ence n Eng neercng 271,312,314,
318. 320 323. 329. 341. 346. 352.
353,354 359
of SCence in Nurs ng, 407,409
of Soc al Work. 439. 442
second Bacheor's degree, 83
Beta Gamma Sgma. 218
Bil'ngua Educaton courses 255
Btmson L brary 14
Blochem ca emphasis, 319
B ochem ca Eng neer ng, emphas s 321
B oe ectr ca Ena neer no.
321
". emohasls.
,
Bloengtneer ng -320
courses. 326
major 320
BIO og ca Sciences, courses, 109
major 109 188
Bto ogy courses 109
major. 109 188
B omechantca , emphas s 355
B omechan ca Englneer ng emphas s 321
B omedica emphas s 319
Bonuc ear Eng neerng, emphas s 321
Bosystems Engineer ng. emphass. 321
Board of Regents Ar zona 1,472
Botany Dept. of. 110
courses. 111
Broadcast ng, major, 426
Buck ey Amendment, 44
Bustness. COlege of, 218
academ c standards, 225
adm sson. 219
adv semen1 220
Bache or of Sc ence degree, 222
core requ rements, 223
degrees 222
docfora degrees. 223
Genera Stud es requtrements, 224
araduat on reauirements. 223
masters degrhes. 222
ouroase.
218
r- r---. - organlzat on. 218
specia programs, 225
Bus ness and Pre-Law. Eng neer ng
program 366

B

Ca endar Academ c. 8
Camp Tontozona. 13
Candidacy for degrees,
graduate 459
undergraduate. 81
Career Sew ces 88
Catalog, graduation under or g na enro
ment. 82
Centers.
a so see research and service
agences 566
Academ c Precoc ty 245
Advanced Purchas ng Stud es, 219

.

I

Baccalaureate degree requlrements, 81
Baccalaureate Student Nurse Organ zatlon.
41 1
Bache or's degrees'
genera list, 19
of Ads See area of spec a zation
of Arts n Educat on. 245
of Flne Arts. 368, 372. 380 395
of Mus c, 368,384
of Sc ence, see area of spec a zatton
of Science In Destgn 192 196. 205. 212

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C

INDEX 583

Advanced Research n Transportat on 269
Ar zona Rea Estate 219
Aslan Stud es 101 225
Bil~ngualBicu tura Educaton, 244
BUSness Research. 218
Cancer Research nst tute 102
Computer Integrated Manufactur ng
Systems Research. 269
Counse or Tra n ng. 245
Decis on Systems Research. 219
Econom~cOutlook 218
Energy Systems Research 269
Env ronmenta Stud es 42
Executtve Development, 219
F'nancia System Research. 219
Frrst nterstate Center for Serv~ces
Marketing. 219
Hahn Center for Entrepreneurship and
nnovat on. 219
Hlspanlc Research. 102
Ind an Educat on, 244
Joan and Davld L nco n Center for Eth~cs,
219
Lat n Amer can Stud~es.102 225
(Also see spec f c dept. for study
emphasis)
Law. Scence and Technology. 402
Med eva and Rena ssance Studles, 42
Meteor te Studles, 102
NEWCAST (Agrtcu ture) 277
Offlce Automat on Research. 219
Profess ona Development, 269
SO d State Eectronics Research. 269
So d State Sc ence. 102
Study of Law, Science and Techno ogy
An9
-"-

Te ecommun cations Research 269
Urban Stud es 436
Ceram cs (art) courses. 376
concentrat on, 373
Certificat on for teach ng in Ar zona. 249
Charges fees 21
Chemlca B o and Materla s Eng neer ng
Dept of, 317
courses. 324
Chemica Engtneer ng, courses. 324
malor. 318
~ h e m l c aProcess ng and Energy Systems,
emphas s. 323
Chem stry. Dept. of. 112
courses. 113
student exchange program. 112
Child Deve opment, opt on 122
Ch~ldDeve opment, courses, 124
Ch nese courses, 130
Choral Mus c major. 384
C tv and Rea ona Plannino. 42
C; ~ n ~ ' n e ; r i n ~Dept of:329
courses, 331
major 329
C ass standlng of students 48

.

C ass'f cat on of courses, 43
C ass'f'cat on of secondary school subjects,
30
C lmatoogy. aboratory of. 139
Cltn ca Laboratory Sciences major 160
Clln ca Laboratory Sc ences Medlca
Techno ogy. courses 161
Cloth ng, text es courses. 126
Coach~ngath etics, minor, 145
Code of Conduct. 17
College, list, 6
Arch lecture and Env ronmental Des'gn,
191
BLIS
218
.
.ness
..
.
,.
Educat on, 244
Engineertng and App ed Sctences, 268
Ftne Arts. 367
Graduate 454
Law, 400
L beral Arts and Sc~ences 94
Nursing. 406
Pub c Programs, 416
Soc'a Work (Schoo of), 439
Co ege Leve Exam nation Program (CLEP).

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I,?

Communicat on. Dept. of 421
courses. 423
nterd sc p nary doctoral degree, 422
Commun tv co eoe cred ts 33
- ~ ~ i m p r e n e n s v eexam nalons 22. 38
Comp~larona Malnemat cs opl on 155
Compdler Baseo Ea~calon.coJrses 252
Computer Engtneer ng Techno ogy, courses,
~

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7

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Computer Graph cs Interactive, opt on, 304
Computer lnformat on Systems, courses, 229
major 228
Computer ntegrated Manufactur ng
Eng neering Technology option. 308
Computer nst tute. 13
Computer Methods emphass, 355
Computer Sc'ence, Dept. of 115 334
courses 337
emphasts 364
major. 115. 334
Comouter Svstems. Oot on. 297
computer systems~igineerng, major 336
Computer Aded Manufactur ng, emphass,

-

347
..

Comput ng fac tes and servtces, 15
Concurrent enrollment 21, 40
Cond t onal adm'ss on. 33, 81
Conduct of students, 17
Conference Services. 471
Construct on Dept of. 286
courses. 289
malor 286
Construction and Technology. Schoo of 285
specla programs, 286
Construction Eng neer ng, emphasis 330

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584 INDEX

Consumer S e ~ l c eIn Foods, opton, 123
Continu ng education, 470
in nursing. 410
Contro and Dynamc Systems, emphasis,
355
...
Conventional Sources and Conversion,
emphas's, 354
Cooperatve Educat'on 41
Correspondence courses, 469
USAFI, 89
Counc for Design Excellence 195
Council of Emer~tusAdvtsers. 219
Counse ng Psychology, courses. 265
program, 264
Counseling sew ce (students) 87
Counselor Education, courses, 264
program. 264
Courses. c ass flcation of, 43
repeating. 47
Course loads, 40
Crafts (art), courses. 376
Creat ve Wr t ng, interdiscipl nary master's
program, 463
Credlt enrolment, 45
community co ege, 33
requirements (graduat'on for sen ors), 81
transfer of, 32
Cultural Geography, courses 139
Curr culum adv sement, 39
Currculum and nstructlon. Divis'on of, 252

Desgn Science, major, 205
Des gnrrechnology, emphasls (Theatre),
Dietetics options, 122
Directory information, 44
Disab ed app icants, 33
Disab ed Student Resource Office, 86
D'squal f cation. 49
D st'nct on, graduation with, 83
adm ss on wlth, 31
D v'sions,
Currlculum and nstructon 252
Educational Leadersh p
and Po icy Stud es 261
Psychology n Educat~on,264
Doctoral degrees, general st, 20
of Bus ness, 223
of Educat on. 245
Jurs Doctor. 400
387
of Muslca Arts.
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of Philosophy (see spec'fic co ege or
department)
of Pub IC Adm nistration, 435. 463
of Soc al Work, 446
Domicile affidav 1, 28
Downtown Center, 13
Drama program (see Theatre), 394
Draw ng (art) courses. 374
Concentrat on. 373
Dropping courses, 46

Dance, Dept. of, 380
courses, 381
Dance History, courses, 381
DANTES. 89
Dean's Councll of 100, 219
Deans list, 48
Deca , park ng. 22
Decision and lnformaton Systems, Dept. of
228
courses. 229
Degree programs, ist of. 19
Bachelors (see spec f c college or
department)
Doctors. Educat on Soecla 1st. Jur s
Doctor (also see speclftc co ege or
department). 454
Masters (also see spec f c college or
department). 454
Profess ona , 95
Second bachelors, 83
Degree requ rements, 81
Denta , Pre , 95
Departments of nstruction, 6
Deposits, 21
Design. Dept. of, 205
courses, 210
Design courses, art, 376
Design Engineer ng, emphasls, 352,355

E, mark of, 45
Early Ch'dhood Educatlon. courses. 253
program, 252
Econom c C ub of Phoenlx, 219
Econom cs, Dept of, 116,230
courses, 231
Educat'on. College of, 244
academ c standards, 249
adm ssion, 246
advisement 246
Bache or of Arts in Educatlon degree, 245
Certlf cat'on requlrements, 249
core courses. 251
degree requirements. 246
dearees.
= - - - 245
- D ~ C I O ~01 E d ~ c a t o n
oegree, 245
Doctor of Pn osopny oegree 245
E d ~ c aon
t Specfa1st aegree, 245
f eld experience 248
gradual on requirements, 249
Master of Arts degree, 245
Master of Counseling degree, 245
Master of Educatlon degree 245
organization 244
post bacca aureate cert'f cat'on, 250
Professional Teacher Preparation
Program 246
purpose 244
spec al programs, 250

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student teaching. 249
teach'ng majors and m nors (see
areas of specializat~on)
Education Spec alist degree, 20, 245
Educations Adm n strat'on and Supervis~on,
courses 262
oroaram. 261
~aucatonal~evelopment.86
Educatona -eadersn p ana
Pol cy St~ales.DIVslon of, 261
Educat ona Med a and Computers,
courses. 252
program. 252
Educational Oo~ofiun tv Center 86
cy
courses, 263
Educational ~ b i ~ ~tudtes,
Educatona Psychology, courses 265
program. 264
Educat ona Sew ces. 245
Educatlona Technoogy, courses. 267
program. 264
Elderhostel. 470
Electrcal and Computer Englneenng.
Dept. of. 340
courses. 342
E ectnca inglneer ng, major, 341
Electrica Power and Distr but on, emphasis,

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Engineer ng Mechanics, option, 360
Engineenng Spec al Programs. major. 359
Eng'neenng Techno ogy Core.
courses. 292
Eng ish as a Second Language (ESL). 249
Eng ~sh.Dept. of, 117
courses, 118
prof c ency requirements. 30. 39. 81. 97
Eng sh Sk~llsProgram.
see American Language and Cu ture. 34,
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Enrolment types of, changes in, 45
concurrent. 21. 40
high ranklng high school senors, 31
ver f catlon gu'de ines 41
Entrance requlrements, 28
Env ronmenta Analysls and Programming,

mi

Electron c communicat ons, emphasis, 304
Electron cs Eng neenng Technology.
297
courses. 299
major, 297
E ectronic Mater~as, emphasls 323
Electronic Svstems. ootlon. 297

courses. 202
Environmental Engineering, emphass, 319.
330 354
Environmental Resources n Agricu lure,
courses, 283
malor. 280
m quai ~ m i o y m e n Opportun
t
ty and
Afi rmatve Act'on Statement, 570
Examlnat ons, advanced placement and
credit, 34
Exerc se and Sports Stud es option, 144
Exerc se Science, interd sc .DInaw doclora
program. 455, 463
Expenses and fees. 21
Expulsion. 49

courses. 253
Employment of students. 24. 85
Energy Conversion and Conservation.
emphas s, 319
Energy Studles. 42
Energy Systems Englneenng, major. 353
Eng neerng, Schoo of. 312
degree requirements 314
Spec a and lnterdiscip inary Stud es
programs, 359
Englneenng and Applied Sciences.
College of. 268
adm ss on, 269
Bachelor of Science degree. 271
core courses. 316
degree requirements. 273
Doctora degree, 273
integrated BSE-MSE program, 272
Master of Sc ence degree. 272
Master of Technology, 273
pre profess ona program, 269
Eng neering nterd sc pl'nary Programs.
major, 359
Englneer'ng Management, emphasis. 347
Engineering Mathematlcs, emphasis. 360

Faculty. 472
Fam ly Interaction, opt on, 122
Fam ly Educat onal R ghts and Pnvacy
Act of 1974. 44
Fami y Resources and Human Development
Dept of, 122
courses, 126
Family Studies, courses, 124
Famlly Studles Child Development, program
122
Fees 21. 40
F bers (art), courses, 376
Concentrat on, 373
F m Stud es. 42
F nance Dept. of. 232
courses, 233
Flnancia a d 22, 85
Flnancia respons bil ties. 23
Fine Arts College of. 367
admlss on. 367
Bachelors degrees. 368,
certificate of ment. 372
Doctora degrees. 369
graduation requlrements, 370
Master's degrees, 368
Petformer's Certiflcate, 372

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586 INDEX

Fitness Leadersh p, option. 145
F~sheresManagement, opt on, 188
F ~ghtnstruct on. ROTC. 104
F u d Mechan~csemphasis. 360
Food and Nutr tion courses 125
Food Industry, optlon 279
Food Sewlce Management opt on. 123
Foregn language requ rement. 39 97 129
Fore gn Languages. Dept of. 127
(also see spec f c anguage)
courses. 129
for internat ona profess ons 128
Fore gn Sew ce. Pre 95
Fore gn students see nternat ona students)
Foregn Study 43,467
Forenscs 90
Fraternltles. 90
French courses 131
Freshmen, academ c adm sston 28

Gav n. Paul V. P ayhouse 14
Gammage Center for Performing Arts 14
Genera adm nlstratton officers 472
Genera Agribus ness, opt on. 279
Genera B oeng neering, emphasts 364
Genera Bu d ng, opt on 289
Genera Bus ness, Dept of. 235
courses, 235
Genera Deve opment, opt on 289
Genera Mathematics opt on 155
Genera M I tary course (GMC). ROTC, 103
Genera Sc ence, optlon 167
Genera Studies requ rements (aso see
spec f c co ege or department 50
awareness areas, 52
core areas 50
Ist of courses, 54
Geography, Dept of. 138
courses
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Geoogica Engineering program 366
Geoogy Dept Of, 142
courses n, 142
Geotechn ca En9 neer ng, emphas s 330
German, courses, 132
Geronto ogy Certtf cate Program 41 463
Globa Awarenessaenera Studtes, 50, 52
Good standino reouirement 48
~rades-app:a~ Gocedure 571
average required 47
change of, 47
grad ng system. 45
ncomp ete. 45
potnt average, 46 82
removal of grades 47
w thdrawal 46
Graduate Co lege 454
degrees, 454
Graduate Nurse Organ zation. 41 1
Graduat on nformat on 83

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Graphic Commun cations, courses 305
opt on 301
Graph c Des gn, courses 376
concentratlon. 373
Greek courses. 133
Gultar concentrat on muscc major. 386

H
Hayden L brary, 13
Hazards Stud es Off ce 436
Heath Adm n strat on and Po cy.
S C ~ OOf.
O 235
courses 236
Heath and Phys ca Educat on Dept. of, 144
courses 145
Heath h story requ rement 29. 81
Heath Physcs. 95, 101
Heath Sc ence. courses 145
Health Service, Student 87
Heavy Construct~onopt on. 289
He copter Techno ogy option. 293
H gh school sen ors, specia enro ment 31
H gher Educat on, courses 263
program 261
H storlca Awarenessaenera Stud es 50,
53
H story, Dept. of. 148
courses 149
H story and Ph' osophy of Sc ence courses.
166
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Home Econom cs Educat~on.courses. 126
Honors Co lege Un vers ty. 91
courses. 43. 92
Hous'ng and Urban Deve opment
courses 217
major 213
HOUSno factl t es 22 85
Howe i r c h tecture L braw 14
Human Deveopment, courses, 415
spec a aat on 247
Human Nutr t on optlon. 122
Human Resource Management 238
Human t es and F ne A~S-Genera Stud es.
50. 51
Human t es Educatton courses, 259
Human t es program, 153
courses. 154
nterd'scip nary masters program 154
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mark of 45
denttf~caton cards, 22 85
mmun zatlon htstory. 29
ncomp ete, mark of 45
ndependent study. 43
ndan Education. courses. 256
ndustna and Management Systems
Engineerlng. Dept. of. 346
courses, 348

INDEX 587

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lndustr al Des gn, major, 205
ndustr a1 Eng neering malor 346
ndustr a1 Management courses, 305
opt on 303
lndustr~aTechnology Dept of. 301
courses, 305
major, 301
lndustr a Technology Education,
courses. 307
opt on, 303
Information Systems, emphass. 347
lnstruct~onatelev s on services. 470
lnstrumenta Musc concentration 384
Insurance. courses 234
for forelgn students. 34
students 88
nteract ve Computer Graph cs, courses, 306
opt on 304
lnterco eg ate Ath et cs 90
Interdisc~pnary Eng neering Studies, 359
Interdrsc~~
inarv Human t es Prooram.
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. 153
lnterd sc p inaG stud es, 42
nterior Des gn major 205
ntermed a (art), courses, 374
concentrat on. 373
lnternat ona Agr business, opt on, 279
lnternat ona Business Studies. 236
courses 237
lnternat ona Program courses. 43
nternational students, 29 34 455
nsurance 34
nternat'onal studies programs 43 467
Interpreters Theatre, 90
ISam c Studies. 42
ltal an, courses, 133

J
Japanese courses, 133
Jazz Performance, concentrat on, 386
Jew sh Studies, 101
Jobs, student, 85
Journaltsm and Te ecommunicat on,
Water Cronk te School of, 426
courses. 427
Jurs Doctor degree, 400
Just ce Stud es. School of, 429
courses, 430
nterdiscip inary doctoral program 417,
455,463

K A E T - N PBS affi late 15
Kerr Cultural Center. 13
Key, course listing abbrevations 44
course pref x abbrev ations. 580
Genera Studies abbrevations 53
Keyboard concentrat'on, mus'c major, 385

Landscape Arch tecture, concentration, 214
courses. 21
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Lang~ages,forelgn, 127
-ang~age aooraton, req- rement. 129
Late reg strat on, 21
Latin Amer can Studies. 102, 225
(Also see spec fic department for studv
emphas s)
Latln. courses. 134
Law Co eae of. 400
academL standards and retent on 401
admisson 400
courses. 403
Jurs Doctor degree, 400
Master of Laws degree. 402
Pre .95,226
Law Enforcement (see Publc Safety).
emohas S. 182
~ a i
wbrarv. 14
Lega residbnce, (fee status) 21. 24
Le sure Studies. Dept. of 433
courses, 434
Llbera Arts, courses, 43 154
L bera Arts and Sc'ences. College of, 94
adm ss on to Col ege. 94
certif cate programs, 101
degree requirements. 97
departments, ist of. 96
nterd~scp nary studies, 101
pre educat on programs, 95
pre profess ona programs, 95
undec ded majors, 95
L braies Un vers ty, 13
Law, 402
L~braryScence, courses. 258
L ght A rcrafl Tram ng ROTC. 104
L nau st cs 42
L t&acy and Crltica Inquiry--Genera
Stud es, 50
Loads, course, 40
Loan funds, 23 24.85
Lyrc Opera Theatre, 371
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Majors offered,
bacca aureate degrees. 19
graduate degrees 20
(see spec'f~cco ege or department)
Management, Dept. of 237
courses, 238
Management Systems, option 237
Manufacturing, emphasis, 304
Manufacturing and Materias Processing,
emphasis 323
Manufactuing Engineer ng emphas s, 355
Droaram. 348
~ a n u & c t u r , n Eng
~ neer ng Technology,
option, 309

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Pa~ntng an), courses, 374
concentrat on, 373
Park ng deca s. 22
Pass Fa , 4 5 also see each co ege)
Performance concentrations rnajor, 384
Performers Cell f cate. 372
Pharmacy Pre . 9 5
Ph osophy. Dept. of. 164
courses, 165
Doctor of see f elds of spec al zation
Photograph~cStud es, emphasts, 372
Photography, courses. 374
Physcal Educat on courses, 145
currcu a 144
Phys ca Geography. courses. 140
Phys ca Meta urgy emphas's. 323
Phys ca Sc ence courses, 171
Physlca Therapy, Pre 95
Physics, Dept. of 167
courses. 168
P an0 concentrat'on music major 386
P acement, advanced, 34
English, fore gn anguage mathematics,
examinat ons. 39
Panning Dept of, 212
courses, 216
Pod atry, Pre 95
Po ce Sc ence (see Pub c Safety
PO cy and Records 45
PO t cal Sc ence. Dept. of. 171
courses. 172
Po ymers and Compos tes, emphass 323
Portuguese, courses 134
Pre-Law program, 95, 226
Pre Med'ca , 95
Eng neer ng, emphas s 319.321
Eng neer ng. program. 363
veterinary. 280
Pre professtona programs. 95
Pr ntmaking (art). courses. 375
concentration. 373
Probat'on (aso see individual co ege). 49
Product on Systems emphas s. 347
Profess ona OH cer Course (POC), ROTC,
103
Profess'ona Teacher Preparation Program,
246
Prof c ency exam nations, 39
Programs, degree. 19
Program of study requirement 81
Propulsion, emphasis, 352
Pro sem nar, 43
Prov s ona status. 33
Psycho ogy, Counse ing, courses, 265
oroaram. 264
~iych'b
ogy. Dept of, 175
courses, 176
Psycho ogy n Education. Dtvision of, 264
Publ c Adm n strat on, nterdisc p nary
doctora program 435

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Publ c Aila~rs.Schoo of 435
courses 436
Publc Programs Colege of, 416
admsson 416
degrees, 41 7
organ zat on 416
Pub tc Safety emphas s. 182
Purchas ng Transportat on, Operat'ons
Dept. of 241
courses, 241
Purchas'ng Materals Management
courses, 242
major 241

Q
Qua ty Contro Re lab ty,emphas s. 347
Quant tat ve Bus ness Ana ys s.
cerl f cate. 228
courses 229

R
Rad o television courses. 428
Range Eco ogy. opt on. 281
Reading and L'brary Science, 252
courses. 257
Read nu c n c 245
Readmlss on 81
Rea Estate, courses 234
major 233
Records student 21 44
access 44
h0 d. 47
Recreation, major, 433
Refund of fees. 22
Reg strar 85
Reg strat on, 40
fees. 21. 40
ate, 21
per od of. 8
Re nstatement 49
Reltgious act v t es, 90
Rel~giousStud es. Dept. of, 179
courses, 179
Remedia enrollment, 45
Repet t on of courses, 47
Requ red subjects (Genera Stud~es)50
Research and service agenc'es, 566
Research course numbers, 43
Research Park. 13
Reserve OHcers Tra nlng Corps. 103 162
Res dence ha s reservat ons, 85
Res dency classif cat on, 24, 28
Res dent cred t requ rements, 82
Retent~on.requ rements for. 48
Retention standards (see specific co ege or
SCh00
Robot c and Automat on Engineenng.
option 309
Room and board budget for. 25
Room and board reservat on occupancy, 85

590 INDEX

ROTC program 103 162
Russ~anand East European Stud es, 102
RUSSan courses, 335

Safety Education. courses. 259
Sa es Market~nqemphas s. 302
SAT. 28
Sat sfactory grade. 45
Schedule of Classes. 40
Scho arsh ps fe owsh ps and loans 23 24
Schools
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of Aqribus ness and Env'ronmenta
Resources. 277
of Arch lecture. 196
of Art, 372
of Construct on and Techno ogy 285
of Eng neerng. 312
of Heath Adm n strat on and Pol'cv 235
of Journaism and ~elecommunic~t
on,
426
of ~ u sce
t Studies. 429
of Mus c. 383
of Public Affalrs. 435
of Soc a1 Work. 439
Sc ence Master of (see fie d of spec a za
ton
Sc ence and Eng neer ng of Mater a s
nterd sc p nary doctora program 455,
464
courses. 464
Scu pture (art courses 375
concentrat on 373
Second bache or s degree. 83
Secondary Educat~oncourses. 258
program. 252
Sem conductor Processing emphasfs, 319
Sew ce agenc es. 566
S gma Theta Tau, 41 1
S mu at on, Control and Des qn, emphasis,
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Soc~aand Behav ora Sc ences-General
Stud es. 50. 52
SOCa Work Schoo of. 439
admsson crter a 440
Bache or of Soc a Work 439
courses. 448
Doctor of Socla Work. 442
Master of Soc a Work 441
Soc ety, Va ues and Technology courses
31 7
Soc ology Dept. of 181
courses 182
So d Mechan cs, emphas s 360
Soror t es 90
Spanish, courses 136
Specia Education. courses. 259
program 252
Special educat on eva uat on c in c, 245
Special fees 23

Spec a programs.
advanced p acement and cred 1. 34
nterd sc p nary stud es 42
Spec a Stud o Art, courses, 377
Spec a top cs courses 43
Spec a ty Construct on. opt on. 289
Speech and Hear ng Sc ence Dept. of, 184
courses. 184
sports 90
Stab ity and Contro emphas s 352
Standards academ c 48
undergraduate adm ss on 29
Un vers ty Standards Comm nee 82
Statistics and Probab ty courses. 159
opt on 155
Stress Analys s Failure Prevent on and
Materia s, emphas s 355
Structura Engineer nq emphas s 330
Student ADDea Procedure on Grades 571
Student bu'dgets 25
conduct 17
empoyment 24 85
government 89
Health Servce, 87
cdent~ficaton. 85
membersh p n unversty 17
organ zatcons 89
records 44
Student L fe Ofl ce of 86
Student Nurses Assoc at on 41 1
Student Publicat ons 88
Hayden s Ferry Revew 88
State Press. 88
Student Handbook and Calendar. 88
Sun Dev Spark Yearbook 88
Studenl Serv ces.21 85
Studenl teach ng 249
Studio Art courses. 373
emohas s. 372
subject exam nat ons cred t 34
Summer Sess ons, 465
Sun C t es fac ty. 470
Sundome Center for the Perform ng Arts, 14
Suspens on expulscon 49
Systems Enq neering program. 365

Teach~nqcert I calc appltcal on 83
Tecnn.ca Teacner Eo-cal,on empnas s 304
Tccnnoogy Depanments of. 291
core courses. 292
core requ rements. 291
Techno ogy. emphas s 302
Te ecommun cat on. courses 428
Te ecommun cat ons, opt on 297
Te ev sed courses 470
Test of Engl sh as a Fore qn Language
TOEFL . 29

Tests apt tude (ACT 28
CLEP, subject PEP comprehens ve,
proi'c ency, 34
SAT 28
~ e i es
t and Cloth ng, courses, 126
opt on 123
Theatre Dept of. 394
courses. 396
Theatre Educat on option. 396
Therapeut c Recreation, emphasis, 433
Thermosciences. emtthasis. 355
Tour sm and ~ o m m e r al
c Recreat~on

Upward Bound Program 86
Urban P annlng courses 216
major, 213
Urban Recreatton emphasts 434
Urban Studles. emphass. 138
U.S. Armed Forces nst'tute correspondence
courses, 89

v
Veterans Affa rs Mf ce. 89
deferred payment. 22
exceot on. 33
~ o w-e-r dBound
- - - - 86
-Vetertnary. Pre 280
V sua Arts Research Studios. 370
V sua Cornmun catlons emphas s. 304
Volce concentration. mustc major, 385
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Languages 128
Transportat on, courses. 242
malor, 241
Transportat on Englneer ng. ernphas's. 330
Trave na Scholar Proarams. 41
TU t on,

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W mark of. 45
Waver of degree requirement, 82
Water Resources Eng neering, emphasis,

330
Unc ass 1 ed students. 32
Undec ded or undeclared majors, 95
Undergraduate adrn ss on, 28
Un t of cred t defined 45
requ red for degrees 81
Untvers ty
academ c organ zation 6
accred~taton. 12
Archives. 14
ca endar, 7
campus 13
counsel ng sew ce. 87
cu tural arts resources. 14
Dance Laborary 14
hstory 1 1
Honors CO ege, 91
ibrares 13
loan funds 23.24.85
Medla Systems. 14
objectives. 1 1
officers, 472
res dent faculty 473
theatre 90

Wed ng Engineer ng Techno ogy, opt on,

309
West Campus 13.451
Western nterstate Comrn ss on for H gher
Educat on. 83
W dlife Bio ogy major 188
W dltfe Management optlon 188
W thdrawa from un vers ty. 46
restricted unrestr cted, 46
Women's Stud es. 42. 102 186
courses, 187
Wood (art), courses. 376
emphas s. 373
Wood Galery 15

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Youth Agency Admlnlstrat on 434

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Zoo ogy. Dept. of. 188
courses 189

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