1995-1996 Academic Catalog

Statistics By Age - Men and Women Years Men Women Totals 15 0 1 1 17 5 8 13 18 166 261 427 19 256 320 576 20 234 305 539 21 196 283 479 22 90 88 178 23 32 27 59 24 14 8 22 25-29 31 12 43 30+ _2Q 21 _fl Totals 1044 1334 2378 W. Thomas Younger, Salem, Oregon Canadian Students ........................................................................... 27 g:~ea~~~~~~~~~.~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~6 Career Selection and Opportunities ................................................ : 19 Cedars (College newspaper) .. ...... .. .... .. ...... .... .. .... ...... .. .. .. .... .... .. ..... 18 Ced~t:'ill~ Baptis~ ~ellowship ......................................................... :20 Cert1f1catton, Chnstian Schools ....................................................... 82 Cert!f!cat!on, College .......................................................................... 6 Cert1f1catton, Early Childhood Education ........................................ 90 Certification, Public Schools ............................................................ 82 g~=~~t;·y·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'i'6~ Child Psychology ............................................................................ 154 Christian College Coalition Study Programs ................................... 34 Chdstian Ministries .......................................................................... 20 Christian Education .......................................................................... 50 Christian Education/Youth Emphasis .............................................. 45 Miscellaneous Class Attendance .............................................................................. 33 Classification of Students ................................................................. 32 Married Students ........................................................................... 106 Transfers ........................................................................................ 132 Student Resident Status: Campus housing ..................................................................... 1836 Commuters ............................................................................... 542 CL 1 EP (College Level Examination Program) .................................. 26 ~~llf~: l{~{~!~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ Communication Arts ......................................................................... 74 Index Academ!c Advising ........................................................................... 32 Academic Development Program ..................................................... 25 Academ!c Information ...................................................................... 28 Academ~c Load ................................................................................. 32 Academic Progress ............................................................................ 39 Academ!c Warning and Suspension ................................................. 39 Accountmg ........................................................................................ 56 ~~ci:editation, College ........................................................................ 6 ~~2r~f~~~~~~~::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::~~~ A~missions Procedure ...................................................................... 25 ~dmission to Academic Programs ................................................... 25 fvanced Placement ......................................................................... 26 ~~ ord Auditorium .............................................................................. 7 ter~ate Year .courses .................................................................... 38 Amer~can Studies ............................................................................ 176 Amencan College Test (ACT) ......................................................... 24 Anth~·opology .................................................................................. 186 Applied Psychology ........................................................................ 154 ~A ............................................................................................ 35 Ass1gi~ment to Classes ...................................................................... 32 Assoc~ate of Arts Degree .................................................................. 64 ~:~~~:~~s~.~~~~.~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'i ~ Athletic Training ............................................................................ I05 Aud~~ble Institute ............................................................................. 34 Au 1tmg ............................................................................................ 37 A ~ar~s and H_onors .......................................................................... 40 Be av1oral Science ......................................................................... 156 ~!~l!cal Education Department ........................................................ 42 1 ica Languages ........................................................................... 51 B!btical Studies ................................................................................. 51 g~;~ttt~'.~~ ::1 Broadcast Management/Sales .......................................................... 72 Bro~dcast Production ........................................................................ 73 Busmess Administration .................................................................. 54 Bus!ness Administration Department .............................................. 54 Bus~ness Communication Technology ............................................. 56 Busmess Education ........................................................................... 58 Calendar, Academic ................................................. inside front cover Campus Activities ............................................................................. 16 Communications Arts Department ................................................... 70 Communications Building ................................................................. 7 Comprehensive Bible Major ............................................................ 44 Comprehensive Business Education Major ..................................... 58 Comprehensive Physical Education Major .................................... 107 Comprehensive Science Major ....................................................... 162 Computer Center ............................................................................... 10 Computer Information Systems ........................................................ 59 Computer Information Network ....................................................... 10 Conduct, Standards ......................................................................... 201 Correspondence Directory .............................................................. 207 Correspondence Study ...................................................................... 33 g~~~;~'ii~g·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~; Counseling Services .......................................................................... 19 Course Numbers and Designations .................................................. 38 Cred~t/No Credit Program ................................................................ 40 g~~~~;i. J ~~ti·~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'i ~~ Crosscultural Ministries ................................................................... 21 Cultural and Social Activities .......................................................... 17 Curriculum Outline ........................................................................... 28 Deadlines and Notifications ............................................................. 25 g~~~;~ ~~JZ::~'.~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1~ Deferred Payment Plan-Veterans ................................................... 194 Degree Requirements ....................................................................... 28 Departmental Grants ...................................................................... 195 Direc~ions ........................................................................................ 208 Doctnnal Statement ........................................................................ 201 ~~~l~~ct~i~~·i~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~ Early Childhood Education ............................................................... 90 Economics ......................................................................................... 67 Educ~tion Department ...................................................................... 82 Electives ............................................................................................ 29 Elementary Education ....................................................................... 84 Emergency Medical Service ............................................................. 34 Employment, Student ..................................................................... 198 Engineedng Department ................................................................... 96 Engineering, Electrical ..................................................................... 98 Eng!neer!ng, Mec~anical .................................................................. 99 Eng1~eenng, Nursmg, Science Center ............................................... 9 English ............................................................................................ 123 English Education ........................................................................... 124 Enrollment, Statistics ..................................................................... 203