Clemson University Catalog

216 Pages·1998·18 MB·English

by  Clemson University

UNDERGRADUATE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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UNDERGRADUATE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1998-99
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CONTENTS
AcademicCalendar 4
Administration 6
GeneralInformation 7
Admission 10
FinancialInformation 15
StudentServices 21
AcademicRegulations 22
GeneralEducation 28
DegreeProgramsandMinors 30
ProgramsandDegrees 34
CollegeofAgriculture,Forestry,andLifeSciences 38
CollegeofArchitecture,Arts,andHumanities 57
CollegeofBusinessandPublicAffairs 66
CollegeofEngineeringandScience 75
CollegeofHealth,Education,andHumanDevelopment 92
CoursesofInstruction 104
Faculty 181
Appendix 207
M
Index
AcademicCalendar
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Maymester 1998 SpringSemester 1999
May11,M Lateregistrationandfirstdayofclass January3^,Su-M Orientation
May12,Tu Lastdaytoregister;lateenrollmentfeeapplies January4-5W,M-Tu Lateregistration
May14,Th LaUsntivdearysitotydrwoipthaoucltasasWorgwriatdhedrawfromthe JJaannuuaarryy61,2,Tu CLlaasstsdeasybetgoirne;gilsatteereonrraoldldmaenctlafsseeapplies
MMaayy2106,,SWa CLlaasstsdeasymteoetdropaclassorwithdrawfromthe JFaenburaurayry262,,TTuu LLaassttddaayyttooodrrdoepradcilpalssoWmoarfwoirtMhdaryawcofmrommentcheement
Universitywithoutfinalgrades Universitywithouta grade
May23,Sa Classesmeet March12,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
May26,Tu Examinations Universitywithoutfinalgrades
March15-19,M-F Springbreak
April3-10,Sa-Sa HonorsandAwardsWeek
FMiaryst18,SMummerSessiLoante1re9g9is8tration AApprriill52,2-M23,Th-F CRleagsissetsramteieotn;foerxfaamllsspeemremsittetrebdeigninlsabsonly
May19,TWu Classesbegin;lateenrollmentfeeapplies April26-Mayl,M-Sa Examinations
May20,W Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass May7,F Commencement
May27, LastdaytodropaclassWorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithouta grade
JJuunnee81,0,MW LLaassttddaayyttooodrrdoepradcilpalssomoarfwoirtAhudgruaswtfgrroamdutahteion MMaayym10e,sMter 1999 Lateregistrationandfirstdayofclass
Universitywithoutfinalgrades May11,Tu Lastdaytoregister;lateenrollmentfeeapplies
June23,Tu Examinations May13,Th LastdaytodropaclassWorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithouta grade
SecondSummerSession 1998 MMaayy1195,,WSa CLlaastssdeasymteoetdropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
June29,M Orientation Universitywithoutfinalgrades
June30,Tu Lateregistration May22,Sa Classesmeet
Julyl,W Classesbegin;lateenrollmentfeeapplies May25,Tu Examinations
July2,Th Lastday toregisteroraddaclass
JJuullyy61,0,MF HLaoUslntiidvdeaaryysitotydrwoipthaoucltasasWorgwriatdhedrawfromthe FMiaryst17,SMummerSessiLoante1re9g9is9tration
July11,Sa Classesmeet May18,WTu Classesbegin;lateenrollmentfeeapplies
July23,Th Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe May19,W Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
AAuugguusstt85,,WSa GErxUaandmiuiveanrtastiiiotonynswithoutfinalgrades JMuanye27,6,WM LLaaUssnttivddeaaryysittootydorrwdoieptrhaoduciltpalsaosWmoargfworiratdAheudgruaswtfgrroamdutahetion
June9, Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithoutfinalgrades
FallSemester 1998 June22,Tu Examinations
August16-17,Su-M Orientation
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Universitywithoutfinalgrades July9,F LastdaytodropaclassWorwithdrawfromthe
NNoovveemmbbeerr42,-3W,M-Tu RFaelglisbtrreaatkionforspring, Maymester, andsummer July10,Sa ClUansisveesrsmieteytwithouta grade
termsbegins July22,Th Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
November26-27,Th-F Thanksgivingholidays W Universitywithoutfinalgrades
December3-4,Th-F Classesmeet;examspermittedinlabsonly August4, Examinations
December7-12,M-Sa Examinations August7,Sa Graduation
December18,F Graduation
AcademicCalendar
FallSemester 1999
August15-16,Su-M Orientation
August16-18.M-W Lateregistration
August19,TWh Classesbegin;lateenrollmentfeeapplies
August25, W Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
September8, W LastdaytoorderdiplomaforDecembergraduation
September15, LastdaytodropaclassWorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithouta grade
October18-1W9,M-Tu Fallbreak
October27, Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithoutfinalgrades
November1,M Registrationforspring,Maymester,andsummerterms
begins
November25-26,Th-F Thanksgivingholiday
December2-3,Th-F Classesmeet;examspermittedinlabsonly
December6-11,M-Sa Examinations
DecemberTBA Graduation
SpringSemester2000
January9-10,Su-M Orientation
January10-1W1,M-Tu Lateregistration
January12, Classesbegin;lateenrollmentfeeapplies
January18,Tu Lastdaytoregisteroraddaclass
February1,Tu LastdaytoorderdiplomaforMaycommencement
February8,Tu LastdaytodropaclassWorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithouta grade
March17,F Lastdaytodropaclassorwithdrawfromthe
Universitywithoutfinalgrades
March20-24,M-F Springbreak
April1-8,Sa-Sa HonorsandAwardsWeek
M
April3, Registrationforfallsemesterbegins
April27-28,Th-F Classesmeet;examspermittedinlabsonly
May1-6,M-Sa Examinations
MayTBA Commencement
Note:Datesonthiscalendarwereaccurateatthetimeofprinting.Dates,however,
maychangeasconditionswarrant.CurrentinformationisavailableatourWeb
siteathttp://www.clemson.edu/registrar/publicat/catalog/calendar.htm.
Administration
ADMINISTRATION
BOARDOFTRUSTEES DavidS.Merritt,St.,Piedmont
LeonardK.Moody,Greenwood
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TWALLPeaolihstullolrieliimsniecaaiBGPsam...HWCLB.M..yocnoMMSnCdccm,rT,iAaeCtbwFehoel,r,leo,uJrG,rmJer.r,bneM.,cieCcenCaoCvoloilulrumlmmbeibiciaka JJJJCBao.a.osemhKpDenM.easr.vBS.HWiuT.itduWtlraRTolnlooniezpU,raioi,emlGsreroG,S,enrhJe,eurWne.l,GvaenrirvMdel,iomellnFneallcveloikarlsewlneCcIoeslmaendr
J.ThorntonKirby,Clemson,ExecutiveSecretary MarshaA.Ward,Atlanta,GA
MargaretK.Worsham,Simpsonville
TRUSTEES EMERITI
PRESIDENT
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BOARD OFVISITORS CHIEFFINANCIAL OFFICER
ScottA.Ludlow,MBA
MitchellD.Allen,Jr.,Spartanburg
VemieLeeAnthony,Easley GENERAL COUNSEL
HubertC.Baker,Darlington
AlBerry,LittleMountain BenjaminW.Anderson,JD
MM.arPyadMg.etBtlaBclka,ckG,reJre.,nvOirlalnegeburg ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
JJCWWWRPDao.liiaaanuahllvyNelrllnineeiidGGaGenaa..l.WcmmHeiCDCC.LHleaar.E.lrm.meDriCppeuCiCaobbckrcomleeheakklel,,svCelml,eerGG,,acn,rrSin,reJelGJ.r,ere,r.J,.,rnne,.PSRvv,eGMaepiinoWemaallvoavprllniesyeltelnsneailivenceinCsbolrgubleroeegrko,GA JJCSYD.oheteesrrbTfeifoGrfopsmraeSrhteanhBoRdFa.VpeH.uh.hsJ.aB,eeatRoacrReePyrkoeJkhscgSl.iohDte,nDnur,dJu,,sric,C.PeJ,khrsh.PeiP,DnhehfM,fDDiS,R,Ae,eclVsStdieeDi,canneeirgPaocPhDnrhrDeeVOo,asiffincfLVdeiiioecbnfcPerterGraorfraPvoiarnoerdodssuvAtaoScasteatnnedideSocmrDhieVocaioclnAefaofPnfardiUorArvssuosiasietnsrdtfgoarPrnartdRoVueviasocteseeatrPScrthouvdaoinsedst
JohnL.Easterling111,Spartanburg STUDENTAFFAIRS
ArchieL.Harman111,Gilbert
DonalWdA.Harper,Greenville AlmedaR.Jacks,MEd,VicePresidentforStudentAffcdrs
Paul Hund,Jr.,Charleston VemaG.Howell,MEd,ExecutiveDirectorrofHousing
DouglasJennings,Jr.,Bennettsville PaulE.Shelton,MSEd,DeanofMunicipalandHealthServices
RobertB.Johnson,Columbia JoyS.Smith,PhD,DeanofStudentLife
MichaelD.Kingsmore,Taylors
FrankA.LandgraffIII,Atlanta,GA COLLEGIATEDEANS
LaurieC.Lawson,Darlington
WilliamE.Masters,Easley WilliamB.Wehrenberg,PhD,Dean,College0/Agriculture,Forestry,andLi/i
TJ.ohEndwMicnlnMnciAsl,liLsatuerri,nbMutr.g,CaNrCmel JameScsieF.ncBeasrker,MArch,Dean,CollegeofArchitecture,Arts,andHunuinitie.s
WilliamS.McTeer,Chapin JTehrorymaE.sTMra.pnKeeliln,atPhh,D,PhDDe,anD,eaCnol,leCgoelloefgeBu0s/inEensgsinaenedriPnugblaincdASfcfiaeirrsKe
HaroldE.Cheatham,PhD,Dean,CollegeofHealth,Education,andHunum
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HISTORY vatelaboratoriesoftheSorbonneRoyalCollegeof andCharlottearetwohoursdrivingtimeaway.
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what the University'sfounder, ThomasGreen ofthenaturalsciences,achievingaconsiderable studentservicebuildingsoncampusrepresentan
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thebeginningofatrue"people'suniversity,"which famousfather-in-law.SenatorCalhoun,uponthe
openedthedoorsofhighereducationtoallSouth deathofMrs.Clemsonin1875. Clemsonoffersabroadarrayofhighqualitybacca-
Carolinians,richandpooralike.Inhiswill,Mr. laureateprogramsbuiltaroundadistinctivecore
ClemsonbequeathedtheFortHillplantationand ClemsonCollegeformallyopenedinJuly1893,with curriculum.Graduateandcontinuingeducationof-
aconsiderablesumfromhispersonalassetsforthe anenrollmentof446.Fromthebeginning,thecol- feringsrespondtotheprofessions,whiledoctoral
establishmentofaneducationalinstitutionofthe legewasanall-malemilitaryschool.Itremained andresearchprogramsreflectland-granttraditions
kindheenvisioned.Heleftacashendowmentof thiswayuntil1955,whenthechangewasmadeto andcontributetotheeconomicfutureofthestate
approximately$80,000aswellasthe814-acreFort "civilian"statusforstudents,andClemsonbecame andnation.
HillestatetoSouthCarolinaforsuchacollege. acoeducationalinstitution. In 1964,thecollege
Ttuhrealbcioglgleesgteo—bstthaecleiniitniatlheexcpreenatsieo—nowfasanraegmroicvueld- wisalsatrureenafomremdalCllyermescoognniUzneidvetrhseitsychaosolt'hseesxtpataendleegd- rPeusbelaircchsefrivincdeinegsxtteondasllecdiutciaztenisontahlropurgohgrpaemrssoannadl
byMr.Clemson'sbequest. academicofferingsandresearchpursuits. consultation,informationtechnology,educational
andresearchcenters,andextensionoffices.
InNovember1889,GovernorRichardsonsigned TheenrollmentofClemsonhasgrownfrom446
thebillacceptingThomasClemson'sgift.Soonaf- studentsattheopeningoftheUniversityto16,403 GUIDINGPRINCIPLES
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Today,morethanacenturylater,theUniversityis the100thanniversaryoftheState'sacceptanceof undergraduateand4,000to5,000graduatestudents
muchmorethanitsfounderevercouldhaveimag- thetermsandconditioruofMr.Clemson'sbequest. fromthroughoutthestateandnation,withprior-
ined.Withitsdiverselearningandresearchfacili- THECAMPUS itytostudentsfromSouthCarolina.
ties,theUniversityprovidesaneducationaloppor- TheUniversityoffersawidevarietyofundergradu-
Ctaunlndeimtwysoonmnoetdnroentalhmyreofduo,grhbtouhutetfpoterhoetphclooeuusonaftnrtdyhseaonSfdtyattoheu,enwgaosmrMlerdn.. TfNeohsretmle1er,d4h0oi0nmeatschtreeefaUodnotiohvfielrslstsiatotfyestcmhaaemnpBJuloushenisRCis.idtgCeedalMohonouutnnh-.e aestacesieaonnfcdeagagrnriadcdutuleatcuthreen,doelegorngegyei,sn,aerewcrihitinthge,ectmnuparhteua,rsbaeulssirinenessotsuh,recaeansrd,-
ThomasGreenClemsoncametothefoothillsof tainsandadjacenttoLakeHartwell,thecampus education.TheUniversityalsoprovidesastrong
SouthCarolinawhenhemarriedAnnaMariaCal- commandsanexcellentviewofthemountainsto fundamentaleducationinthecreativearts,health,
houn,daughterofSouthCarolina'sfamousstates- thenorthandwest,someofwhichattainanalti- humandevelopment,thehumanities,andsocial
manJohnC.Calhoun. tudeofover5,000feetabovemeansealevel. sciencestoallstudentswiththegoalofdeveloping
GeneralInformation
theircommunicationandcriticalthinkingskills, COMPUTINGFACILITIES awardsceremonyontheeveofcommencement,at
JeasautltnasshdftoifcatvwasealhclCohjulneuehosdmlagtovsmhgeoeeinncctmaov,lemalnmgkulineoatosbnwtadleiltedswadstwgothaemuer.dieeernnnettsasols,fe,ntitathssenfdaUanncsdiucvlicteeanyrrtseiaiefntridysc Tnow1foo3hlsrecotkuogDdymioevfpn(iutcsDtsoi,CemorIpfnauTcolt)uafelbrCtsssyou,.lmpoappDconuarCdtttIeissdtTnatgfthmfheaawrniiocndtuothgmIahpnaiofunnuotsetrixmanttanghetdeniasosccintuavipmTevppeiontucreishtte.--ss wHsgmtrhoeuainnddcoecunhraetstm'teseisMndmeaiedtspaltlCpohlrameiolayogh,nroa.aprumeeTn,rhpCimrrosaeelcnsmloeeeegnndgnttaieelzdtslercsiathrohoiHnles,ocarnrBaiso.sp.Crt,w.sealIPnlnrdaoabcsgiortnmahe-met
toitsenduringmissionasaland-grantuniversity. Thelabscontainhigh-endPCandMacintoshcom- InadditiontotheintellectualchallengeofHon-
Clemsonpledgestosupporttheirwork,toevaluate puters,aswellaslaserprintingequipment. Allus- ors,advantagesofmembershipinCalhounCollege
theirprofessionalperformance,tocompensatethem ershaveaccesstoelectronicmail,wordprocessing, includeprioritycoursescheduling,honorshousing
atnationallycompetitivelevels,andtoencourage andspreadsheetapplications.Alllabsalsoprovide (onaspace-availablebasis),extendedlibraryloan
theirprofessionaldevelopment. fullInternetaccess,includingtheWorldWideWeb. privileges,andspeciallecturesandculturalevents.
ACCREDITATION Anextensivearrayofcomputerhardwareishoused CalhounCollegeisinstitutionallyresponsiblefor
attheInformationTechnologyCenter(ITC)inthe administeringtheDixonFellowsProgramwhich
ClemsonUniversityisaccreditedbytheCommis- ClemsonResearchPark.ThisincludesanOS/390 helpsstudentspreparetocompeteforRhodes,Mar-
siononCollegesoftheSouthernAssociationof mainfrsime,severalUnixsystems,andasophisticated shall,Truman,Fulbright,andotherprestigiouspost-
CollegesandSchoolstoaward theBachelor's, collectionofnetworkandperipheralequipment. graduatescholarships.
Maarsetaecrc'rse,dSipteecdiablyisAtc,carneddiDtoacttioorn'sBodeagrrdeefso.rECnugrirnieceurl-a TprhoeceHseslinpgDaensdktiaspleocraetqeuedsitnsBarraecaklestotaAvatirliaubml.eOthMereR. COOPERATIVE
ingandTechnology,AmericanAssemblyofColle- Phone[phone]formoreinformation. EDUCATION
giateSchoolsofBusiness,ComputingSciences
AccreditationBoard,CouncilonAccreditationsof Computertrainingisavailabletoallstudentsand TheCooperativeEducationProgramisaplanned
theNationalRecreationandParkAssociation, employeesaspartofregularUniversitycourses, programinwhichstudentscombinealternateperi-
LtiaonndaslcAarpcehiAtrecchtiutreacltuArcecrAecdcirteidnigtaBtoiaornd,BoNaartdi,oNnaa-l gtrharmosugdhessihogrntedcofuorrsevsa,riaonudskiinnsdpsecoifalusterrsa.iniAngcpormo-- owdisthofaapcaardtiecmiipcatsitnugdybuasinndespse,riionddsusotfryr,elaagteendcyw,orokr
AssociationofStateDirectorsofTeacherEduca- pletelistofDCITservicesisavailableontheDCIT organization.Workperiodsnormallytakeplace
tionandCertification,NationalCouncilforAc- HomePage(http://dcit.clemson.edu). duringthesophomoreandjunioryears(including
creditationofTeacherEducation,NationalLeague CALHOUN COLLEGE summers),whilethefreshmanandsenioryearsare
forNursing,PlanningAccreditingBoard,andSo- spentinfull-timestudy.
cietyofAmericanForesters.Documentationofac- HONORS PROGRAM
creditationisavailableinthecollegedeans'offices. StudentsqualifyforparticipationintheCoopera-
Establishedin1962,CalhounCollegestrivestoen- tiveEducationProgrambysatisfactorycompletion
LIBRARIES richtheeducationalexperienceofhighlymoti- ofthirtysemesterhoursofacademicwork.Transfer
vated,academicallytalentedstudentsbyproviding studentsmayqualifyinonesemester.Three,four,
Clemson'smainlibrary,theRobertM.CooperLi- opportunitiesforscholarshipandresearchnotal- orfiveco-opworkperiodsareprojectedandin-
brary,islocatedatthecenterofcampusandpro- waysavailabletoundergraduates. cludedineachstudentreferral.Usuallytwostu-
videsstudentswithavarietyofservicesandup-to- dentsfromthesameacademicareaarepairedto
davaatielacbolleleacstiboonosk.s,Mpoerrieodtihcaalns,1.m6icmriolfloiromns,itgeomvseranr-e PtearritnigcifpraetsihomnainnwtihtehpSroAgTrascmorisesbyofin1v3i0t0atainodntaoboevne- fillafull-timeworkposition.
mentpublicatior«,andelectronicmaterials. whorankwithinthetop10percentoftheirhigh StudentsenrolledintheCooperativeEducation
schoolgraduatingclass.Enrolledstudentsmayjoin programpayaregistrationfeeof$15eachsemester
Accesstothe Libraries'collectionsisprovided theprogramiftheyhaveearnedacumulativegrade- orsummersessionwhichcoincideswiththeirwork
tLihbrroaurigehs'thCeUOnElxipnleorLeirbrsayrsiteesmC.aTtaoloasgs,isatpianrtfionfdtihneg patoiCnltermastioonoUfn3i.v4e0rsoirtybeattnedrhaasvaefeulalr-nteidmensotumdoernet pdeernitods.taTtuhsaatnfdeepaerntaibclipeastestiundesnttusdetnotmaactiinvtitaiienssatnud-
journalandnewspaperarticles,theLibrarieshave than75semesterhoursorhaveatleastfoursemes- servicesthatarenormallyassociatedwithbeing
providedaccesstoanumberofelectronicindexes, tersremainingtocompletetheirdegreeprogram enrolledattheUniversity.However,thefeedoes
osnevleirnael.oCfUthEexmplgoirveirnigsaacccceessssitbolefuflrlo-mtexmtosjtoucrnoaml-s rCeoqluliergeem,ensttsu.dTenotcsonmtuisntuemmaeimnbtearisnhiapciunmCuallahtoiuvne hneoatlctohvseerrvtihcee,coorstanoyfotfuitthieonotfhoerrabceandefeimtiscncoorumraslelsy,
pAumteornsgonthecarmepguulsarassewrveilclesasthtehrLoiubrgahrideisalofafcecreassr.e gplreatdee-aptolienatstraotnieoohfon3o.r4s0cooruhrisgeheearcahnsdemmeusstterc.om- saspsooncdiiantgedtwoiitnhsutrhaencset,antdaaxr,dloUannisv,erasnidtyotfheee.rIqnuerse--
circulation,reference, interlibraryloan,classin- tionnairesaboutstatus,theUniversityclassifiesa
struction,tours,andphotocopiers.Inaddition,the Thehonorscurriculumconsistsoftwocomponents. studentonworkassignmenttobeafull-timecon-
CooperLibraryhousestwoopencomputerlabora- ToearnGeneralHonors,studentsmustdemonstrate tinuingstudent.Theworkassignmentisconsid-
tories.Assistanceisavailableatthereferencedesk. breadthbycompletingatleastfourhonorscourses eredanintegralpartofthestudent'seducation,but
InadditiontotheCooperLibrary,theUniversity tmootraelintghaanmeiinghitmhuomurosfo1r4tsweomecsotuerrsehsouwristhwiinththnaot noacademiccreditisawardedforthisexperience.
LibrariesincludetheEmeryA.GunninArchitec- minimuminanyonesubject.Courseschosenare STUDYAND WORK
ttuiroarl«LUinbirtarlyociantLedeeinHatlhleaSntdrotmheThSpuercmiaolndColInlsetci-- uEsduuaclaltyio1n00r-e2q0u0irleemveenltsc.oursesthatsatisfyGeneral ABROAD PROGRAMS
tuteBuilding.Thesebranchlibrariescontainma-
terialsdealingwiththespecialnatureoftheirpro- Normallyundertakeninthejuniorandsenioryears. ThroughtheOfficeofInternationalServicesand
grams.Asmallreadingroomcontainingperiodical DepartmentalHonorsprovidesopportunitiesfor DiversityPrograms,studentscanchoosefromava-
lHiutnetraetrurCehreemliastterdytoLacbhoreamtiosrtyr.yDiestaliolceadtedinfionrtmah-e hreosneoarrschstwuidetnhtisnttohdeioramdavjanocreadc,aidne-mdiecptdhissctiupdlyinaensd. riieedtytooffpulrfoilglrathmesonfefeedrsedoofvemrossetas.stPurdeongtrsa,msfraoremvtahre-
tionregardingfacilities,hoursofoperation,loan Specificrequirementsaresetbythedepartment, EngineeringPrograminEngland,whichsendsstu-
partivtihleegceisr,cpu<ljalticiioens,aannddrfeifneerreengcueladteisoknssaisnadvaoinlatbhlee bpourttfalollisotuodfecnrtesatairveeewxoprekcst,emdatjoorcormepsleaertcehaprtohjeescits,, daesntusmmtoerthesesUsniiovne,rstiotythoefBLrainsgtoulagfoeraansdemIenstteerrnao-r
Libraries'Website. orsimilarcapstoneachievement. tionalTradeProgram,whichencouragesstudents
tostudybusinesswithinaforeigncontextatinsti-
StudentscompletingbothGeneralHonorsandDe- tutionssuchastheUniversidaddeLasAmericasin
partmental Honorsare recognizedataspecial Puebla,Mexico.