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Mission Statement
The University of Redlands is a private, independent liberal arts
university committed to providing a personalized education that
frees students to make enlightened choices.
Redlands emphasizes academic rigor, curricular diversity, and
innovative teaching. Redlands fosters a community of scholars
and encourages a pluralistic notion of values by challenging
assumptions and stereotypes in both classes and activities. A
Redlands education goes beyond training to embrace a reflective
understanding of our world; it proceeds from information to
insight, from knowledge to meaning.
Welcoming intellectually curious students of diverse religious,
ethnic, national, and socioeconomic backgrounds, the University
seeks to develop responsible citizenship as part of a complete
education. Redlands encourages a community atmosphere
Mission Statement The University of Redlands is
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courses and certificate programs in areas suc
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Please refer to the Table of Contents for a detai
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Graduate Academic Standing A minimum cumulative G
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6. respecting computer software copy- rig
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IV. Procedures for Addressing Academic Dish
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will such information be copied, micro- filmed, or
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candidacy must follow approved admission policies
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language, or mathematics. Upon payment of a
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option, if it is available, only for independent
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records on an active basis. Students returning fr
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the application fee and the University of
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the minimum satisfactory academic prog- ress
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time in school). The student’s options in h
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Official Withdrawal A withdrawal is considered
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS Catalog Requirement Underg
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Dominance and Difference (DD) In order to challen
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participates. Students completing the SE
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the base credits count toward a depart-
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Thesis For students admitted to candidacy program
Table of Contents Awards and Honors DEAN'S LIST
students who have exhibited academic excel- lence
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Index Awards and Honors MUSIC
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Index Johnston Center for Integrative Studies T
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by the Center Director, who makes decisions regar
Table of Contents May Term May Term is a conce
Undergraduate Students at the University of Redla
Table of Contents Student Life such activity i
Student Employment Opportunities, both on and off
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Community Service Learning The Office of Community
Table of Contents Study Abroad General Informat
The Salzburg Semester offers a unified core of cou
Table of Contents Study Abroad options exemp
Course Numbering System 0–99 Preparatory: (e.g
Table of Contents Accounting THE FACULTY Alex F
Applications (4) OR another approved stat
Table of Contents Accounting − ACCT 220 Princi
310–320 Intermediate Accounting I, II. Fall (4),
Table of Contents Accounting 469 Advanced Topic
THE FACULTY Raúl Acero Renée Azenaro Tommi Cahill
Table of Contents Art Studio art courses 3 cour
155 Introduction to Printmaking. Fall (4), Spring
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Index Art solving and increased technica
Table of Contents Art History THE DIRECTOR Pier
Index Art History 328 After the Modern. Fall (4
Table of Contents Asian Studies THE PROGRAM DIR
Option B) Honor's Thesis—This option is recommend
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− PHIL 316 Confucianism (4) − PHIL 360 Topics in
Table of Contents Asian Studies 301–302 Third-Y
Index Biochemistry and Molecular Biology THE PR
Table of Contents Biochemistry and Molecular Bio
THE FACULTY Benjamin Aronson James R. Blauth Susa
Table of Contents Biology − MATH 121 Calculus
higher level (IB) test receive 4 credits a
Table of Contents Biology 107 Concepts of Biolo
examination. Six hours lecture/laboratory.
Table of Contents Biology 341 Observations in t
360 Advanced Topics in Biology. Fall (4), Spring
Table of Contents Business Administration THE F
Management. Students pursuing expertise in both o
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Students who are already proficient may take t
Table of Contents Business Administration 240 B
363 Business in Film. May Term (3). Students will
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THE FACULTY J. Henry Acquaye Teresa L. Longin Reb
Table of Contents Chemistry students should
needs, pollution, pesticides, and polymers, w
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Index Chemistry 460 Special Topics. Fall (1–4)
Table of Contents Communicative Disorders THE F
Study Abroad The department strongly encourages m
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THE GRADUATE PROGRAM Admission Application for ad
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the Praxis Series, ideally within the semester th
Table of Contents Communicative Disorders 623 A
643 School-Aged Language Clinic. Fall (1), Spring
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THE FACULTY Pani Chakrapani Patricia Cornez THE
Table of Contents Computer Science visual envi
THE FACULTY Ralph Angel Greg Bills Leslie Brody P
Table of Contents Creative Writing Departmental
Index Creative Writing 307 Fiction Workshop III
Table of Contents Economics THE FACULTY Mussadd
All economics majors are urged to comple- men
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to topics such as market performance, taxa- tion,
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Prerequisites: ECON 200 and 350 or by permi
Table of Contents Education THE FACULTY Janée B
Program Application and Admission Requirements fo
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computer-based inquiry lesson develop- m
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Index English: Literature and Writing THE FACUL
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Course Descriptions (ENGL) Note: All English clas
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significance of those representations. Primary tex
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scholarship, art, and ethics. Course read- i
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THE FACULTY Lamont Hempel Daniel Klooster Timothy
Table of Contents Environmental Studies − CHEM
THE MINOR Students who minor in environmental stu
Table of Contents Environmental Studies 215 Ame
in human values and behavior. Prerequisite: EVST
Table of Contents Environmental Studies 330 Env
THE FACULTY Francis T. Bright Danièle Chatelain S
Table of Contents French − The honors thesis
Index French 466 Seminar. Spring (4). Detailed
Table of Contents Geographic Information System
work completed. Students are also required to mak
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650 GIS Workshops. (2). Topic-oriented workshop
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THE FACULTY Joseph H. Magedanz THE MAJOR Learnin
Table of Contents German Until approval is
Index German 402 Survey of Newer German Literat
Table of Contents Government THE FACULTY Graeme
Courses: The Study of Politics − GOVT 200 The St
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introduces and employs contemporary theo- retical
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United States and worldwide. Prerequisite: A Comp
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THE FACULTY Robert Y. Eng Kathleen Feeley John Gl
Table of Contents History of course, any of th
Area Focus Courses: 111 European Civilization: E
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Historical Theories and Methods: 311 Europe: 189
Table of Contents History Prerequisite: Ju
Index History 460 Senior Research Seminar. Fall
Table of Contents Human-Animal Studies THE PROG
− EVST 245 Marine Environmental Studies (4) − EVS
Table of Contents International Relations THE P
Index International Relations International Rel
Table of Contents International Relations − GO
− SOAN 328 Race and Ethnic Relations (4) − SOAN 3
Table of Contents Latin American Studies THE DI
2. Methods Course Majors must take one metho
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220 Latin American Cinema. Fall (4), Spring (4).
Table of Contents Liberal Studies THE PROGRAM D
2. Subject Matter Courses The following courses
Table of Contents Liberal Studies 301 Inquiry a
THE FACULTY Janet L. Beery James Bentley Joanna B
Table of Contents Mathematics − MATH 221 Calcu
100 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts. Fall (4), S
Table of Contents Mathematics 122 Calculus II.
equations and complex algebra. Phase trajec- tory
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THE DEAN Andrew Glendening THE FACULTY Nicholle
Table of Contents Music no more than fifteen mi
Double-Degree Program: Bachelor of Music and Bach
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− MUS 498A Full Senior Recital (0) − Appropriate
Table of Contents Music Additional Courses for
3. Minor in Music History 4. Interdisciplinary Mi
Table of Contents Music − MUS 301 Music Histor
Performance in off-campus organizations and ens
Table of Contents Music 102 Theory II. Spring (
130 Introduction to Jazz History. Spring (4). His
Table of Contents Music 217 Piano Literature. (
259 Literature of the Major. Fall (0), Spring (0)
Table of Contents Music 360 Special Studies. Fa
Performance Studies Group Lessons. Group l
Table of Contents Music the current major. Mus
125A Class Popular Guitar I. Fall (1), Spring (1)
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Ensembles (MUSI) 110 Opera Wo
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− EDUC 670 Program Administration—(3) − MUS 658 P
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are studied, with emphasis on the definition of st
Table of Contents Music 628 Pedagogy. Fall (2).
646 Conducting Rehearsal Techniques. Fall (2). Th
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THE FACULTY Lawrence Finsen Kathie Jenni Xinyan J
Table of Contents Philosophy − PHIL 220 Sevent
(4) and PHIL 220 Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Cent
Table of Contents Philosophy 145 Global Medical
kinds of knowing. Prerequisite: PHIL 220 or by pe
Table of Contents Philosophy 340 Philosophy of
Index Physical Education and Athletics THE DIRE
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and sport. Includes an interpretive study and ana
Table of Contents Physics THE FACULTY Alan J. D
Math/Computer Science. . . . 28 credits − ATH
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Prerequisite: competency in high school m
Table of Contents Physics 232 General Physics I
THE FACULTY Susan B. Goldstein Thomas F. Gross Je
Table of Contents Psychology Advanced Placemen
343 Educational Psychology. Spring (4). Emphasis
Table of Contents Psychology 445 Cognitive Deve
THE DIRECTOR Keith Osajima THE FACULTY Lawrence
Table of Contents Race and Ethnic Studies THE M
Course Descriptions (REST) 120 Introduction to R
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THE FACULTY Julius Bailey Karen Derris Frances Gr
Table of Contents Religious Studies Two courses
studies, the programs offered by SIT in India and
Table of Contents Religious Studies 206 Jesus i
257 Science and Religion. Spring (4). Exploration
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Index Sociology and Anthropology THE FACULTY We
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206 Popular Culture. Fall (4). Introduction to
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304 Survey Research Methods. Fall (4), Spring (4)
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344 Anthropology of Dance. Fall (4). Based on a
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THE FACULTY Olga González Liesder Mayea Ivonne C.
Table of Contents Spanish information about th
441 Hispanic Women Novelists. Fall (4), Spring (4
Table of Contents Theatre Arts FACULTY Nephelie
Theatre arts capstone projects are defined indi- v
Table of Contents Theatre Arts Primary inform
communication; the structures and processes of al
Table of Contents Theatre Arts its late twenti
THE DIRECTOR Piers Britton THE ADVISORY COMMITTE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS (VMS) 101 Introduction to Vi
Table of Contents Women's and Gender Studies TH
III. Methods 1 course . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents Women's and Gender Studies −
210 African American Women's History. Fall (4). O
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Index Integrated Programs of Study PRELAW The P
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Two of these occur in the sophomore year (Spri
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student must develop an independent study contrac
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and the financial assistance the student is
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Index School of Business Awards and Honors Gor
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Index School of Business Programs of Study UNDE
Table of Contents School of Business Programs of
Complete two of the following courses: − HRCS 316
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M.B.A. Emphases Students may add an optional emph
Table of Contents School of Business Programs of
The Master of Arts in Management Managers and fut
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Index School of Business Course Descriptions MA
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680A Resources Module: A. (3). 680B Resources Mod
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BA Management program: BUSB 330, BAMG 334, BUSB 3
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sociocultural issues. Not open to students who ha
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476 Cambridge Study: Trends in Global Business. (
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610 Contexts for Contemporary Management. (3). Wr
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of scientific knowledge and the role of science in
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the organization. Develop an appreciation for how
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LOANS Federal Perkins Loan This federal loan has
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Review Intervals Graduate Program The Office of Fi
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− EDUC 500A Multiple Subject Fieldwork Clini
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− EDUC 637 Master’s Seminar (3) Pupil Personnel
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EDUC 679, Preliminary Administrative
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The graduates of the Doctorate in Lead- ership fo
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Index School of Education Course Descriptions
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502 Teaching and Learning in Secondary Schools. (
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552 Teaching Seminar. (3). Culmination of t
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608 Evaluation and Assessment: Enhancing Program
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639 Assessment in Reading and Writing. (3). Desig
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669 Diversity in Higher Education. (3). This cou
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diversity, demographics of the local commu- nity,
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Table of Contents Faculty (Dates indicate first
Joe Castino, Associate Professor of Educa- ti
Table of Contents Faculty Patricia Geary, Prof
Kathie Jenni, Professor of Philosophy, 1988;
Table of Contents Faculty Lincoln James R. Mal
University of Redlands; LL.B., University
Table of Contents Faculty Connecticut Francisc
M.A., University of La Verne Ivonne C. Vailak
Table of Contents Faculty Emeriti (Dates indic
Index Faculty Emeriti Robert Lee Stuart, Profe
Table of Contents Administrators OFFICE OF THE
J.D., University of Oklahoma; M.S., Unive
Table of Contents Administrators Bookstore Deb
Index Administrators Student Development Lori
Table of Contents Board of Trustees Bradley N.
Index Board of Trustees Trustees Emeriti David
Table of Contents Legal Statements ACCREDITATI
Academic Calendar, 29 Academic Disqualification, 9
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Application for Graduation, 302
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Index Index Tuition and Fees College of A
Table of Contents Notes
Index Communication with the University Ge