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Index Absent grade, 24 Academic calendar, 5 Academic Senate, 12 Accreditation, 7 Administration, College, 132 Admission, 16 internationally educated students, 18 re-entry, 19 with conditions, 18 Advanced Certificate programs, 9 , 57, 62 Advisement, 25 Affirmative Action, 28 Appeals, 11, 25 Application requirements, 16 see also individual department listings Applied Linguistics, 103 Applied Mathematics, 106 Archival Center, 14 Art, 36 Astronomy, course in, 117 Attendance, 26 Auditing, 24 Awards, 12, 23 B.A.-M.A. degrees, 9, 114 Bilingual Counseling, 75 Bilingual Education, 57, 60 Biology, 40 Calendar, 5 Campus Store, 15 Career Development Center, 13 Career Development & Internships, Office of, 13 Certificate programs, 10 Latin American Area Studies, 10, 95 Librarianship, 10, 100 Marriage & Family Counseling, 10, 75 School Administrator & Supervisor, 10, 70 School Psychology, 10, 66 Certification Marriage & Family Counseling, 75 New York City license, 55 as School Administrator and Supervisor, 70 in School Counseling, 73 in School Psychology, 66 in Special Education, 55, 71 in Teaching, 55 Chemistry & Biochemistry, 44 Children’s Literature, 57 Choral Society, 15 Classical, Middle Eastern & Asian Languages & Cultures, 46 Colden Center for Performing Arts, 14, 15 College/Community Services, 15 Communication Arts & Sciences, 47 production facilities, 14 Complaint procedures, 30 Computer Science, 50 Conduct, 28 Cooperative Education & Internships, 13 Copland School of Music, Aaron, 14, 15, 109 Counselor Education, 73 Course levels, 35 Creative Writing, 78 Credit requirements, 10 see also individual department listings Credits, maximum, 24 Curriculum Committee, 12 Degree offerings, 9 combined B.A.-M.A., 9, 114 doctoral programs, 10, 47, 78 Master of Arts, see Master of Arts programs Degree requirements, 10 see also individual department listings Dining Hall, 13 Diploma card, 19 Directory, 134 Disability, 28, 31 parking for disabled, 27 Dismissal, 25 Divisions, 8 Doctoral programs, 10, 47, 78 course levels, 35 see also individual department listings Drama, Theatre, and Dance, 15 Drugs, 32 Economics, courses in, 127 Education Children’s literature, 57 Counselor, 73 Environmental, 57 Mathematics, 57 Reading, 65 Special, 55, 71 Education, School of, 54 Advanced Certificate programs, 57, 62 Educational and Community Programs, 65 Elementary & Early Childhood Education & Services, 56 Human Relations courses, 55 Internships, 54 Secondary Education &Youth Services, 61 Educational and Community Programs, 65 Bilingual Counseling, 75 Counselor Education, 73 Marriage and Family Counseling, 75 Reading Education, 65 School Administrator and Supervisor, 70 School & Mental Health Specialization, 75 School Counseling, 73 School Psychology, 66 Special Education, 55, 71 Educational and Learning Technologies Program, 10, 55 Educational placement, 55 Elementary and Early Childhood Education and Services, 56 Emergency Closings, 15 English, 77 proficiency in, 18 as a Second Language, Teaching, 103 Environmental Education, 57 European Languages and Literatures, 80 Examinations comprehensive, see individual department listings Graduate Record, 16 make-up, 21, 24 Exercise Science, 83 Facilities, 14 Family, Nutrition & Exercise Sciences, 82 Fees, 20, 21 Field Placement Office, 55 Financial Aid Programs, 21, 54 138 138 139 Firearms, on campus, 32 French, courses in, 81 Full-time status, 19 Gambling, 31 Geology, 85 Godwin-Ternbach Museum, 15 Government, 12 Grade-point average, 25 Grades, 24 appeals of, 25 required average, 10, 25 Graduate Curriculum Committee, 12 Graduate Record Examination, 16 see also individual department listings Graduate Scholastic Standards Committee, 12, 19, 26 Graduate Student Association, 12 Graduate student organizations, 12 Graduate Studies, Office of, 7, 12, 19, 25, 26 Graduation procedures, 19 Gymnasium, FitzGerald, 13 Health and Physical Education, see Family, Nutrition & Exercise Sciences Health Service Center, 13 HEGIS Codes, 9, 10, 54 Hispanic Languages and Literatures, 89 History, 91 Holds, 21 Home Economics, see Family, Nutrition & Exercise Sciences Housing, 15 Identification cards, 27 Immunization requirements, 16 Inactive status and re-entry, 19 Incomplete work, 24 Information Technology, Office of, 14 International student admission, 18 Internships in Education, 54 Italian, courses in, 81 Jazz Performance, 109 Laboratories, 15 Latin American Area Studies, 10, 94 Learning Center, 15 Leave of absence, 19 Library, 14 I.D. cards, 27 thesis collection, 11 Library and Information Studies, Graduate School of, 96 Linguistics, 103 Teaching English as Second Language, 103 Loans, 22, 23 Maintenance of matriculation, 19 Make-up examination, 24 fees, 21 Map, campus, 136 Marriage and Family Counseling, 10, 75 Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, 9, 105 Master of Arts in Social Sciences, 126 Master of Arts programs, 9 Applied Linguistics, 103 Art History, 36 Biology, 40 Chemistry and Biochemistry, 44 Communication Arts and Sciences, 47 Computer Science, 50 Economics, 126 English, 77 European Languages and Literatures, 80 French, 80 Geology, 85 Hispanic Languages & Literatures, 89 History, 91 Italian, 80 Latin American Area Studies, 94 Liberal Studies, 105 Mathematics, 106 Music, 109 Philosophy, 114 Physics, 115 Political Science and Government, 118 Psychology, 120 Romance Languages, see European Languages & Literatures and Hispanic Languages & Literatures Sociology, 128 Spanish, 89 Speech-Language Pathology, 47 Urban Studies, 130 Master of Fine Arts, 9, 36 Master of Library Science, 9, 99 Master of Science in Education pro- grams, 9 Art, 39 Bilingual Education, 57 Counselor Education, 73 Early Childhood, 56 Elementary Education, 57 English, 78 European Languages and Literatures, 80 French, 80 Hispanic Languages & Literatures, 89 Home Economics, 82 Italian, 80 Mathematics, 57 Music, 112 Physical Education, 82 Reading Education, 65 Romance Languages see European Languages & Literatures and Hispanic Languages & Literatures School Counseling, 73 School Psychology, 66 Secondary Education, 61 Spanish, 89 Special Education, 71 Teaching English as a Second Language, 103 Mathematics, 106 Matriculation, 18 maintenance of, 19 on probation, 18 requirements, 16 see also individual department listings Media Studies, 48 Microcomputer Facilities, 15 Military service, 13 Ministry, 13 Morton Roberts Center for Augmentative Communication, 15 Music, Aaron Copland School of, 14, 15, 109 Non-discrimination policies, 28 Non-matriculated status, 18 Oceanography, 85 OIT, 14 Organizations, student, 12 Overlapping courses, 35 Parking, 27 disabled students, 27 139 fees, 21 Part-time status, 19 Permits to other colleges, 11 Phi Beta Kappa, 7 Philosophy, 114 Physical Education, 83 Physics, 115 Placement services, 55 Political Science, 118 Pregnancy, 31 Privacy Act, 27 Probation, matriculation on, 18 Psychology, 120 School, 66 Reading Education, 65 Records, student, 27 see also Transcripts Re-entry, 19 fee, 21 Refunds, 21 Regulations, 27 Religious observance, 31 Requirements, general for admission, 16 for degrees, 10 grade average, 10, 25 Romance Languages, see European Languages & Literatures and Hispanic Languages & Literatures Rules and Regulations for the Maintenance of Public Order, 31 Scheduling of courses, 35 Scholastic standards, 24 Committee, graduate, 12 School Administrator and Supervisor, 10, 70 School and Mental Health Specialization, 75 School Counseling, 73 School Psychology, 10, 66 Secondary Education & Youth Services, 61 Sexual discrimination, 28 Sexual harassment, 28 Sigma Xi, 7 Smoking, 31 Sociology, 127 Social Sciences, 126 Spanish, courses in, 89 Special Education, 71 Speech, see Communication Arts and Sciences Speech-Language-Hearing Center, 15 Speech-Language Pathology, 47 Student organizations, 12 Student records, 27 Privacy Act, 27 see also Transcripts Student Union, 13 Substance abuse sequence, 74 Summer Session, 10 Teacher certification, 55 Teaching English as a Second Language, 103 Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), 18, 103 Thesis, master’s, 10, 11 binding fee, 11, 21 see also individual department listings Time limit for degrees, 10 see also individual department listings Transcripts, 25 fee, 21 Transfer credits, 10 Transportation to the campus, 141 Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), 22 Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid, 20 consolidated fees, 21 material and transportation charges, 20 payment of, 20 refund of, 21 special fees, 21 Undergraduate students, registration in graduate courses, 35 Urban Studies, 130 Veterans’ information, 13 educational benefits, 23 Withdrawal from courses, 24 refunds, 21 Work-Study Program, 23 Your Right to Know, 27 140 140 141 141 Transportation Queens College, CUNY is located at the corner of the Long Island Expressway (LIE) and Kissena Boulevard (exit 24) in Flushing. By Car The campus can be reached from Man- hattan via the Midtown Tunnel; from the Bronx or Westchester via the Tri boro, Bronx Whitestone, or Throgs Neck Bridge; and from farther out on Long Island via the Long Island Expressway, Grand Central Parkway, or Northern Boulevard. By Public Transportation Via Flushing: Take the Long Island Railroad or the IRT subway to Main Street, Flushing. From Main Street, take the Q25-34 or Q17 bus. Via Forest Hills: Take the IND subway to Continental Avenue, Forest Hills. From Continental Avenue, take the Q65A bus to Kissena Boulevard and Jewel Avenue. Via Kew Gardens: Take the IND to Union Turnpike. Then take the Q74 bus to the main gate. Via Jamaica: Take the IND subway to Parsons Boulevard or the Long Island Railroad to the Jamaica station. From Jamaica Avenue and 160th Street or Hillside Avenue and Parsons Boulevard in Jamaica, take the Q25-34 bus. From Hillside Avenue and either 169th or 179th Street in Jamaica, take the Q17 bus to the Long Island Expressway and Kissena Boulevard. Bus Lines Q25-34 (Queens Transit Bus Line) Runs from Main Street, Flushing (IRT and LIRR stations), along Kissena and Parsons Boulevards to Jamaica Avenue and 160th Street (BMT and IND con- nections). Stops at the main gate. Q44 (NYC Transit Authority Bus Line) Runs from West Farms Square, Bronx (IRT station), to Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica (LIRR station). Stops at Main Street and Melbourne Avenue, two blocks west of the campus. Q74 (NYC Transit Authority) Runs from Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens (IND station), along Vleigh Place, Main Street, and the LIE service road, and then turns onto Kissena Boulevard. Stops at the main gate. Q65A (Queens Transit) Runs from Continental Avenue, Forest Hills (IND station), along Jewel Avenue to 165th Street. Stops one block from the campus. Q17 (NYC Transit Authority) Runs from Main Street, Flushing (IRT and LIRR stations), to 165th Street ter- minal in Jamaica (passing the IND 179th Street station). Travels along Kissena Boulevard, the LIE service road, 188th Street, and Hillside Avenue. Stops at Kissena Boulevard and the LIE, two blocks from the main gate. Q88 (NYC Transit Authority) Runs from Springfield Boulevard and Union Turnpike along Springfield Boulevard to 73rd Avenue, along 73rd Avenue to 188th Street, along 188th Street to the LIE, along the LIE service road to Queens Boulevard and Wood- haven Boulevard. Stops at Kissena Boulevard and the LIE, two blocks from the main gate. 142 142 The Graduate Bulletin was produced by the Queens College Office of Publications John Cassidy, Acting Director and Editor Hélène B. Guidice, Assistant Editor Dyanne Maue, Managing Editor Naomi Rivlin, Proofreader Stephanie Goldson, Designer Photography by Nancy Bareis, Andrea C. Davis, Matthew Klein, Norman McGrath Document Outline
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