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Chicago State University2018-2019 Undergraduate CatalogCollege of Arts and SciencesCollege of BusinessCollege of EducationCollege of Health SciencesCollege of PharmacyDivision of Continued Education and Non-Traditional Degree ProgramsHonors CollegeThis publication is a record and an announcement of the 2018-2019 academic years. It is forinformational purposes only and does not constitute a contract. Faculty assignments andprograms listed are subject to change, and individual departments and units should beconsulted for further information. Courses listed in this publication are subject to revisionwithout advance notice. Courses are not necessarily offered each term or each year. Individualdepartments or units should be consulted for information regarding regularity of courseofferings.Published by authority of the State of Illinois, August 2018, PO Box 17383, Chicago StateUniversity, 9501 S. King Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60628-1598. Nonprofit postage paid at Chicago,Illinois.Chicago State University policy is to be in full compliance with all federal and statenondiscrimination and equal opportunity laws, orders, and regulations, and the university willnot discriminate against any persons because of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age,disability, or status as a Vietnam era or disabled veteran. This nondiscrimination policy appliesto admissions, access to, treatment and employment in university programs and activities.2
MESS AGE FROM THE P R E S I D E N TNew and Returning Students:I am pleased to introduce the 2018-2019 Undergraduate Course Catalog. Thispublication describes the many courses and academic programs offered by CSU. Itis my hope that the following pages inspire your imagination and provide the toolsto help you realize your dreams.From its humble beginning in the hopeful days of Reconstruction, Chicago StateUniversity has evolved into an outstanding, public comprehensive university withglobal reach that provides a first-rate education in a wide variety ofdisciplines. The University’s five colleges—Health Sciences, Arts andSciences, Business, Education and Pharmacy—demonstrate the power ofeducation through a resilient commitment to academic pursuits andintegrity.As the new president of Chicago State University, creating a student-centered higher learning community that stimulatesyour academic and personal development is my top priority. For over 150 years, this institution has been a place wherestudents gather to be challenged by our faculty and by our curricula. I promise to continue that tradition whileinnovating and offering an ambitious, fresh vision to strengthen the University and improve outcomes for our students.Chicago State is in the midst of a transformation, and it is my honor and privilege to build on CSU’sdistinguished legacy as the University’s 12th permanent president.I hope to personally welcome you to campus one day soon!Sincerely,Z Scott, Esq.President, Chicago State Universitycsu.edu9501 S. King Drive, ADM 322 Chicago, Illinois 60628 773.995.51503
Chicago State University Code of ExcellenceAs a member of the Chicago State University community, I pledge the following:I will practice personal and academic integrity.Dishonesty of any kind, including the practice of plagiarism or copying another person’sscholarship, lying, deceit, excuse making and disloyalty in personal relationships, is notacceptable.I will respect the dignity of all persons.Behaviors that compromise or demean the dignity of individuals or groups, including hazing,intimidating, taunting, teasing, baiting, ridiculing, insulting, harassing and discriminating, arenot acceptable.I will respect the rights and property of others.All forms of theft, vandalism, arson, misappropriation, malicious damage to and desecration ordestruction of property are not acceptable. Any behavior that violates persons’ rights to moveabout freely, to express themselves appropriately and to enjoy privacy is not acceptable.I will strive for true cultural diversity and learn to accept and value the differences of others.Denial of equal rights and opportunities for all, regardless of their age, sex, race, religion,disability, ethnic heritage, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation and gender equity, political,social or other affiliation or disaffiliation, is not acceptable.I will respect the basic human rights.Behaviors that are inconsiderate, insensitive, inhospitable, or inciteful or that unjustly orarbitrarily inhibit another’s abilities to feel safe or welcomed in the pursuit of appropriateacademic goals are not acceptable.I will strive for personal and academic excellence.Allegiance to these ideals obligates us to be responsible for our own actions and deeds, takeownership of our education, pursue scholarship, and abide by all university rules andprocedures.I will strive to abide by the principles of this code and will encourage others to do the same.4
Table of ContentsA Message from the President .3Chief Administrative Officers.7The University . 18Admissions . 24Registration. 37Financial Information . 44Financial Assistance . 47Academic Regulations . 58University General Education Requirements . 60Academic Standing Student Responsibility . 67University Office of Examinations . 76Academic Resources . 86Library and Instruction Services (LIS) .93Special Academic Programs & Opportunities . 100Course Listings . 104College of Arts and Sciences . 108Pre-Professional Education . 120African American Studies . 122Anthropology . 125Art and Design . 126Biological Sciences . 131Chemistry . 135Communications, Media Arts, and Theatre . 144Computer Science . 148Criminal Justice . 150Engineering Studies . 154English . 156Environmental Studies . 161Foreign Languages and Literatures . 162General Studies. 168Geography . 175History . 177International Studies .181Liberal Studies . 184Mathematics . 187Military Science . 193Music . 195Philosophy. 203Physics . 204Political Science. 211Psychology. 2145
Sociology . 217College of Business . 223Accounting. 229Finance . 231Management . 233Management Information Systems . 235Marketing . 240College of Education . 242Bilingual Elementary Education. 259Early Childhood Education and Child Studies . 265Elementary Education. 271Information Studies . 274Middle Level Education . 276Physical Education K-12. 279Recreation . 283Secondary Education . 286The College of Health Sciences . 288Health Information Administration . 292Health Studies . 298Nursing . 304Pre-Occupational Therapy (BS Degree in Health Sciences) . 317Pre-Physical Therapy .326Honors College . 329Division of Continuing Education and Nontraditional Degree Programs . 330Individualized Curriculum Bachelor of Arts/Science Degree Program . 331University Without Walls Bachelors of Arts/Sciences Program. 334Professional Development and Lifelong Learning Services Offered By the Division ofContinuing Education . 337Directory . 3386
Board of TrusteesDr. Marshall Hatch, ChairmanDr. Horace Smith, Vice ChairmanMr. Kambium Buckner, SecretaryMs. Corliss V. GarnerMr. Nicholas A. GowenMs. Tiffany R. HarperChief Administrative OfficersMs. Zaldwaynaka ( “Z”) Scott, Esq.PresidentDr. Leslie RoundtreeInterim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic and Student AffairsMr. Ryan Green, Esq.Chief of StaffMs. Simone EdwardsVice President of Administration and FinanceDr. Michael EllisonInterim Associate Vice President for Enrollment ManagementMs. Stephanie Kelly, Esq.Acting General Counsel, Labor and Legal AffairsMs. Robin Hawkins, Esq.University Ethics OfficerMs. Lindsey HamiltonDirector of Human Resources7
Mr. Chris ZorichDirector of AthleticsVacantDirector of Intergovernmental AffairsLieutenant Charles StewardActing Chief of University Police and University ServicesDr. Justin AkujiezeActing Dean, College of Arts and SciencesDr. Patrice BoylesActing Dean, College of EducationDr. Carmita ColemanActing Dean, College of PharmacyMr. Derrick K. CollinsDean, College of BusinessMr. Michael CrawfordInterim Dean, Student Affairs and First Year ExperienceDr. Richard DargaDean, Library and Instruction ServicesDr. Tyra Dean-OusleyActing Dean, College of Health SciencesDr. Kelly HarrisInterim Dean, Honors CollegeMs. Nellie MaynardInterim Dean, Continuing Education and Non-Traditional ProgramsMs. Matoya MarshDirector of First Year Experience8
General InformationAcademic Departments and Programs DirectoryDepartment/ProgramChair/DirectorPhone/995 Extension Building/RoomAccounting and FinanceL. Bryant3802BHS 435African American StudiesG. Mulugeta2186SCI 321Art and DesignK. Dawson3984BHS 600Biological SciencesJ. Gana2183SCI 310Chemistry and PhysicsA. Harton2180SCI 309Communications, Media Arts, andTheatreK. Dawson2280DH 116BCommunity Outreach and FieldPlacement ServicesB. Herring2392ED 322Criminal JusticeE. Bradbury2108HWH 329Doctoral Studies in EducationK. Black-Parker2598ED 111Early Childhood and BilingualEducationM. Kelly2315ED 318Education Licensure OfficerB. Belisle2492ED 317Elementary and Middle LevelEducation and Graduate ReadingM. Kelly12831ED 318Engineering StudiesA.Harton/J.Callery2180/2357SCI 309/EnglishK. Ellis2189SCI 320Foreign Languages and LiteratureK. Ellis2350HWH 301AGeneral Studies ProgramW. Howard2484HWH 330Geography, Sociology, History,African American Studies, andAnthropologyG. Mulugeta2186SCI 321Graduate Programs in EducationF. Luseno2086ED 319Health Information AdministrationA. Borden2593BHS 424Health StudiesT. Britt12201DH 1120DHonors CollegeK. Harris3801LIB 4289HWH 129
Individualized CurriculumN. Maynard3817JDC 201International StudiesM. King12809SCI 316Liberal StudiesK. Ellis2189SCI 320Information StudiesK. Black-Parker2598ED 208Marketing, Management, andInformation SystemsD. Collins3976BHS 602Mathematics and ComputerScienceR. Attele2582HWH 332Military ScienceB. Macy2242MusicM. Smith2155HWH 331NursingT. Dean-Ousley3992BHS 200AOccupational TherapyL. Jackson2366DH 132Pharmaceutical SciencesM. Newaz12582DH 206Pharmacy PracticeY. Hardy12153DH 206Philosophy and Political ScienceE. Bradbury3815SCI 251Physical Education, SecondaryEducation, Professional Studies,and RecreationF. Luseno2089ED 319PrelawE. Bradbury3815SCI 251Pre-health ProfessionsM. Daniels3765SCI 268Psychology/CounselingL. BicknellHentges2394HWH 328Social WorkS. Seyfried2207SCI 116ATeacher Development Center[COE]C. Valenciano2215ED 30910
Administrative Offices DirectoryCook Administration BuildingDepartment/ProgramRoomAdministration and Finance304Academic Affairs306Admissions208Alumni Affairs322Board of Trustees300Bursar212Cashier211CougarOne ID Office130CSU Foundation322Duplicating Services130Enrollment Management129Equal Employment Opportunity318Evaluation and Advisement128Examinations126Financial Aid207President313Records and Registration128Student Employment203Wellness/Health Center131Education BuildingDepartment/ProgramRoomCommunity Outreach and Field Placement322Dean, College of Education320Doctoral Studies in Education111Early Childhood and Bilingual Education31811
Educator Licensure Services317Elementary and Middle-Level Education318Graduate Programs In Education319Information Studies208Teacher Development Center309Business and Health Sciences BuildingDepartment/ProgramRoomAccounting and Finance435Art & Design600Dean, College of Business602Dean, College of Health Sciences607Health Information Administration427Management, Marketing, and InformationSystems602Nursing200AHarold Washington HallDepartment/ProgramRoomCriminal Justice329Dean, College of Arts and Sciences330Engineering Studies129Foreign Languages and Literatures301AInstitutional Review Board304BMathematics and Computer Science332Music331Psychology/Counseling32812
Gwendolyn Brooks LibraryDepartmentRoomAccess Services (Circulation, Reserves)133Access Services (Inter Library Loan)132Adaptive Technology (ADA)228Dr. Julian Scheinbuks Sunroom andAuditorium410Archives and Special Collections300All-Campus Computer Lab136Center for Research and Teaching Excellence[CTRE]318Circulation133Conference Room454Education Resource Center338Exhibit Lobby445General Collection/Open Stacks344-346Government Documents and Maps248-249Group Study Rooms224-244Gwendolyn Brooks Center143Honors College428Information Mall223Innovation Lab1st FloorCTRE Instructional Lab144Learning Assistance Center [LAC]450Library Administration436Library Instruction Classroom210Library Commons4th FloorPeriodicals250Reference and Instruction Services223Technical Services1st Floor13
Williams Science CenterDepartment/ProgramRoomBiological Sciences310Calumet Environmental Resource Center208Chemistry and Physics309English320Geography, Sociology, History, AfricanAmerican Studies, and Anthropology321Philosophy and Political Science315Neighborhood Assistance Center321Pre-Health Professions221Social Work116APaul and Emily Douglas HallDepartment/ProgramRoomBreakey Theater102Campus Ministry3062College of Pharmacy3065Communication, Media Arts, and Theatre116AHealth Studies120HInformation Technology122Media Services122Military Science104Student Support Services120Occupational Therapy132Radio Station (WCSU)11214
Jacoby Dickens Athletic & Physical Education Center (JDC)Department/ProgramRoomDance Studio102Athletic Trainer’s Office107Pool Office112Men’s Athletic Locker Room101Women’s Athletic Locker Room113Men’s Pool Locker Room113Women’s Pool Locker Room111Female Faculty Locker Room109Male Faculty Locker Room106Main Gym100Main Gym Office100CBaseball Office100BVolleyball Office212AClassroom211Classroom (Options Computer Lab)212CClassroom213Classroom214Fitness Center210AMen’s & Women’s Cross Country100EPhysical Education, Secondary Education,Professional Studies, and Recreation216Division of Continuing Education (Options)20115
Cordell Reed Student Union BuildingDepartment/ProgramRoomAbilities Office of Disabled Student Services190Academic Support Services158CafeteriaEast WingCareer Development Center230Computer Study Center150Counseling Center190First Year Experience240Game RoomEast Wing,2nd FloorLatino Resource Center230AInternational Programs268AOffice of the Dean of Students180Office of Judicial Affairs247Student Activity Center260Student Government Association265Student Health Insurance268-OEmil and Patricia Jones Convocation CenterDepartment/ProgramRoomDepartment of Intercollegiate Athletics1502Director, Intercollegiate Athletics4409Assistant to the Director1507Associate Athletic Director, AcademicServices/SWA1505Academic Coordinator1538Associate Athletic Director, Compliance153616
Compliance Coordinator1526Associate Athletic Director, Business Affairs1506Associate Athletic Director, Facilities andOperations1520Sports information1532Men’s Basketball1519Women’s Basketball1528Men’s & Women’s Tennis1515Men’s & Women’s Track & Field1525Men’s & Women’s Cross CountryJDC 100EWomen’s Golf1513Men’s Golf1508Women’s Golf1533Women’s Soccer1535Police (Special Events) Office1202/1203Building DirectoryEducation (ED)Business and Health Sciences (BHS)Harold Washington Hall (HWH)Williams Science Center (SCI)Douglas Hall (DH)Cook Administration (ADM)Jacoby Dickens Athletic and Physical Education Center (JDC)Physical Plant (O&M)Robinson University Center (RUC)Cordell Reed Student Union Building (CRSUB)Residence Hall (RH)Library (LIB)Emil and Patricia Jones Convocation Center (JCC)17
The UniversityChicago State University is a fully-accredited, public, urban commuter and residentialinstitution. Originally founded in 1867 as a teacher training school, the institution has evolvedinto a multipurpose university committed to meeting the needs of the urban community.The primary purpose of Chicago State University is instruction. Degrees are conferred at thebachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. The university offers undergraduate programs in theCollege of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business, the College of Education, and the Collegeof Health Sciences and through the Division of Continuing Education and Non-TraditionalPrograms. The university offers graduate programs in the College of Arts and Sciences, theCollege of Education, the College of Pharmacy, and the College of Health Sciences. In additionto degree programs, the university offers many courses, certificates and programs of study forin-service education available through late afternoon, evening, and Saturday classes; summersessions; and extension courses.Chicago State University admits applicants who meet the admission criteria for its programs toundergraduate and graduate programs. The university is affirmatively committed to providingopportunities for enrollment to all students, regardless of racial or ethnic background, sex,religion, and social or economic circumstance. Faculty and students of Chicago State Universityengage in scholarly and creative activities that complement and supplement the instructionalprograms of the university. Faculty and students also provide services to the public. Theseservices integrate the university’s research and instructional purposes and demonstrate theirapplications to practical matters of importance to governments, businesses, schools, socialagencies and community groups. Public services are adjunct to the university’s primaryinstructional purpose.Chicago State University is sensitive to the diverse needs and characteristics of its studentpopulation. The university’s multiracial student body reflects the demographics of the Chicagometropolitan area, particularly the southern and western areas of the city and adjacentsuburbs. In addition, the student body includes more females than males, many part-timestudents who hold full-time employment, a substantial population of students from low-incomebackgrounds, and many students who are older than the traditional college age.Our dedicated faculty provides quality instruction in a caring, intellectually stimulatingenvironment that addresses societal and technological changes as they impact students’ needs.Students’ academic and personal growth is also facilitated through extensive support servicesand living, learning, and serving experiences.18
LocationThe university is located in a residential community on the south side of Chicago, approximately12 miles from downtown. The 161-acre campus has contemporary buildings, attractively placedin a carefully preserved woodland setting. The university is conveniently served by the DanRyan expressway, the Chicago Transit Authority, Metra, and several bus routes. Ample parkingis also available. The mailing address is 9501 S. King Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60628-1598. Thephone number is 773/995-2000, and the website address is www.csu.edu.OrganizationThe university is classified as a comprehensive urban university with a mission that incorporatesinstruction, research and public service. Chicago State University is governed by a Board ofTrustees appointed by the Governor of the State of Illinois. The president has full power andresponsibility within the framework of the general policies determined by the Board of Trusteesin the organization, management, direction and supervision of the university and is heldaccountable to the board for the successful functioning of the institution in all its departments,divisions, and services. The general administration of the university is managed by thepresident.The university is organized into four divisions, each administered by a vice president: AcademicAffairs; Enrollment Management; Administration and Finance; Labor and Legal Affairs. Faculty,student, and staff participation in university governance is accomplished through the FacultySenate, Student Government, the Civil Service Council, and membership on standing and ad hoccommittees. These bodies and their committees consider and recommend policies, curricula,and procedures to the president.Core ValuesChicago State University values all of the following: Intellectual development Creative and innovative thinking and learning Dignity and unique talents of all persons Responsible choices and actions Personal and academic excellence Personal, professional, and academic integrity Diversity Leadership, service, philanthropy, social justice, and entrepreneurship Pride in self, community, and the university Lifelong learning19
Vision StatementChicago State University will be recognized for innovations in both teaching and research and inpromoting ethical leadership, entrepreneurship, and social and environmental justice. We willembrace, engage, educate, and empower our students and community to transform liveslocally and globally.Mission StatementChicago State University (CSU) is a public, comprehensive university that provides access tohigher education for students of diverse backgrounds and educational needs. The universityfosters the intellectual development and success of its student population through a rigorous,positive, and transformative educational experience. CSU is committed to teaching, research,service and community development including social justice, leadership and entrepreneurship.HistoryChicago State University opened its doors as a teacher training school in a leaky railroad freightcar in Blue Island, Illinois on September 2, 1867. Today, in contrast, the university is a fullyaccredited public, urban institution located on 161 picturesque acres in a residential communityon the Southside of Chicago. During the first year of its founding, CSU enrolled 62 students. Thecurrent student enrollment is over 3,000.The path from then until now has been marked by change. During more than 140 years, CSUhas changed its name, focus, governance and location. But with each transition, the universityhas kept sight of its educational mission and enhanced its services to Chicago and itssurrounding communities.Under the name of Cook
Acting Dean, College of Pharmacy Mr. Derrick K. Collins Dean, College of Business Mr. Michael Crawford Interim Dean, Student Affairs and First Year Experience Dr. Richard Darga Dean, Library and Instruction Services Dr. Tyra Dean-Ousley Acting Dean, College of Health Sciences Dr. Kelly Harris Interim Dean, Honors College Ms. Nellie Maynard
