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2005-2006 Undergraduate Catalog |
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2005-2006 Undergraduate Catalog |
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Professor and Dean |
L. Eric Johnson |
| Professor and Academic Coordinator | Dale Droge |
| Professors: | John Laflin, Nancy Moose, Jeffrey Palmer, Roger Reed |
| Associate Professors: |
Richard Avery, Richard Bleil, Susan Conover, Bruce Feistner, |
| Assistant Professors: |
Kristel Bakker, Glenn Berman, Thomas Jones, Christopher Maynard, Daniel Mortenson, Indranath Mukhopadhyay, Maureen Murphy, John Nelson, Jill Olson, Lynn Ryan, Joseph Staudenbaur, Daniel Weinstein |
| Instructors: |
Lois Campbell, Pam Ellis, Barbara Hegg, Dennis Hegg, John Hollingsworth, Deana Hueners, D. Scott Richardson, Andrew Shiers |
The College of Arts and Sciences offers a variety of
programs and courses leading to many successful careers. Computer
technology is integrated throughout all majors. The College offers the
vast majority of the general education courses that serve as background
for all degrees. Faculty in the arts, English, and social sciences are
principally located in Beadle Hall. Math and science faculty are located
in the C. Ruth Habeger Science Center. The clinical faculty in
Respiratory Care are located at McKennan and Sioux Valley Hospitals in
Sioux Falls.
The disciplines within the College of Arts and Sciences are Academic
Skills, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Graphics, English, Geography,
History, Mass Communication, Mathematics, Multimedia, Music, Philosophy,
Physical Science, Physics, Respiratory Care, Sociology, Spanish, Speech,
and Theatre.
In addition to degree programs, the College of Arts and Sciences offers
majors, minors, and courses which qualify students to apply for
admission to professional schools and programs such as chiropractic
medicine, dentistry, divinity, engineering, forensic science, law, library science,
medicine, medical technology, mortuary science, nursing, optometry,
pharmacy, physical therapy, and veterinary science. The courses and
majors required to apply successfully to enter these and related
professional programs are specific and varied, therefore, students
wishing to enter such programs should consult with their College advisor
at an early date in order to design the most helpful program of study.
Center of Excellence Honors
Program
The Dakota State University Center of Excellence Honors Program targets high achieving students, and successful completion of the program requirements by the student will result in the student being designated “Center of Excellence Honors Graduate.” This designation will appear on the student’s transcripts, diplomas, and the commencement program. The full program and be found in the Interdisciplinary Studies section of this catalog.
