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Delle Donne, Lee Named Senior CLASS Finalists
Delaware women's basketball player Elena Delle Donne and Northeastern men's basketball player Jonathan Lee have been named finalists for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award. Delle Donne and Lee are among 20 national finalists (10 men/10 women) for the award, which recognizes student-athletes who excel both on and off the court.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition. The complete list of finalists follows this release.
Through 15 games played this season, Delle Donne has averaged 25.3 points, 8.6 rebounds, 2.3 blocks, 2.1 three-pointers and 1.6 assists per contest for the 20th-ranked Blue Hens. She has registered a 50.8 three-point shooting percentage in addition to shooting 92.3 percent from the free throw line this season.
Delle Donne is just 30 points away from breaking the CAA's all-time scoring record. The forward has posted 2,638 points through her four years at Delaware while James Madison's Dawn Evans collected 2,667 from 2007-11.
In the classroom, Delle Donne carries a 3.63 cumulative grade point average, is a consistent Dean's List student and was named the 2012 Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year for women's basketball. She was also named the 2012 CAA Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and the 2012 CAA Women's Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Additionally, she is a four-time member of the CAA Academic Honor Roll.
Delle Donne earned the 2012 Honda Inspiration Award in recognition of commitment and courage in the face of adversity and overcoming hardship while excelling in her sport.
She is extremely active in numerous Delaware team community service activities, including visits to A.I. DuPont Children's Hospital and work with Delaware Special Olympics.Lee is a dedicated, consistent student who has achieved in the classroom and is on pace to earn a bachelor of fine arts degree in graphic design. One of the most involved student-athletes at Northeastern, he has participated in countless youth clinics and service organizations, working with disadvantaged youth in local Boston neighborhoods, and is one of the most vocal supporters of fellow student-athletes. In the fall, the campus community voted him Northeastern's 2012 Homecoming King.
His playing career has flourished as a result of his unquestioned work ethic and resolve. Lee played in 12 games and averaged just four minutes per game as a freshman. Last season, as a junior, he started all 31 games and averaged better than 35 minutes per game to rank fourth in the CAA.
A native of Flint., Mich., his life has been a lesson in perseverance. That proved true again this fall when, entering his senior season, he suffered the first major injury of his college career. After undergoing surgery for a foot injury, the preseason All-CAA first team selection, missed the first nine games of the season. But with sheer determination, he roared back and wasted little time reasserting himself as one of the CAA's premier players. He has started every game since returning to the line-up and the Huskies have responded, racing to a surprising 10-1 conference start. Statistically, he ranks in the CAA in six different categories, and is in the top five in the CAA in assists (first), assist-to-turnover ratio (second), 3-point field goal percentage (fifth), and minutes played (fifth).
"We are extremely excited for Jon and proud that he is receiving this recognition," said head coach Bill Coen. "Jon possesses a tireless work ethic and provides our team with tremendous leadership, both on and off the court. He is involved in the community, is well liked throughout our campus, and has achieved in the classroom. He is a true ambassador for our program and our university."
An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
The finalists were chosen by a media committee from the list of 30 men's candidates and 30 women's candidates announced in October. Nationwide fan voting begins immediately to help select the winner. Fans are encouraged to vote on the Senior CLASS Award website or on the Senior CLASS Award Facebook fan page through March 25. Fan votes will be combined with media and Division I head coaches' votes to determine the winner.
The men's Senior CLASS Award winner will be announced during the 2013 NCAA Final Four in Atlanta April 6 and 8, while the women's winner will be announced during the NCAA Women's Final Four in New Orleans April 7 and 9.
For more information on all the finalists, visit seniorCLASSaward.com.
Men's Finalists
Matthew Dellavedova, Saint Mary's
Mike Groselle, The Citadel
Jordan Hulls, Indiana
Jonathan Lee, Northeastern
C.J. McCollum, Lehigh
Mike Muscala, Bucknell
Mason Plumlee, Duke
Peyton Siva, Louisville
Andrew Smith, Butler
Marc Trasolini, Santa Clara
Women's Finalists
Brittany Chambers, Kansas State
Layshia Clarendon, California
Elena Delle Donne, Delaware
Skylar Diggins, Notre Dame
Jacqui Kalin, Northern Iowa
Kevi Luper, Oral Roberts
Anna Martin, DePaul
Drey Mingo, Purdue
Chelsea Poppens, Iowa State
Jaime Printy, Iowa
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An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award honors the attributes of senior student-athletes in four areas: community, classroom, character and competition. The award program is designed exclusively for college seniors who are utilizing their complete athletic eligibility, remaining committed to their university and pursuing the many rewards a senior season can bring. Premier Sports Management manages the award.


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Swirly Flower Keepsake Box by Americana®
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Art history majors study the visual arts in their historical context in terms of the cultural, economic, philosophical, political, religious, social and technological conditions that determine content and form.
If you have a creative eye and want to develop your artistic talents, a studio art major in drawing, painting, photography or new media can prime you for a career in the visual arts, including a career in K–12 studio art education.
A graphic design major will take courses in design studio and professional practices, materials and processes, art history, and design history and theory. They will gain knowledge and skills in print-specific practices, Web design, motion graphics for film and television, interactive applications, and branding and identity.
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The interdepartmental biochemistry degree gives students solid grounding in both chemistry and biology, as well as advanced studies in biochemistry. Graduates are prepared for careers in biotechnical industries and biomedical research centers; for graduate study in biomedical sciences; and for professional programs in medicine, dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine and patent law.
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With a degree in biology, you will be prepared for graduate study in the life sciences; laboratory work and research in biotechnical and biomedical industries; and professional careers in medicine, dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine, and other allied health areas. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching biology at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available.
Biology (Bachelor of Arts)
Biology (Bachelor of Science)
Oakland's chemistry degree is for students who wish to incorporate a science major into a broader liberal arts program or want a foundation in the chemical sciences as a basis for graduate study in the physical or life sciences; employment in industrial or government laboratories; or professional studies in medicine, patent law or business. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching chemistry at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available.
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Cinema studies students investigate how motion pictures are created, experienced and valued in American culture and around the world. Students in cinema studies work closely with OU faculty to gain a thorough understanding of film history, become acquainted with various critical approaches to the study of film, and receive instruction in elements of film production.
See catalog: Cinema Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
Does your adrenaline surge when you have a great idea? Do you get excited when making new connections? Welcome to OU's communication program, where ideas are encouraged and participation is expected. In our classes, you'll engage in rigorous study of communication and media theory. You can tailor your major by selecting from a variety of electives ranging from broadcasting and persuasion to communication between genders, families or in organizations.
See catalog: Communication (Bachelor of Arts)
Creative writing majors will write and revise many poems, short stories, plays, screenplays or television scripts. We all have stories to tell and unique ways of viewing the world; the Oakland University creative writing program provides you with the opportunity to develop your vision. No matter what you do in life, it will help to be able to communicate clearly and succinctly. A focus on writing will provide you with language and editing skills that are easily transferable to any other profession or area of interest.
See department website: Creative Writing (Bachelor of Arts)
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With a B.A. degree in economics, you will learn the concepts and tools of economic analysis, which can be applied to any industry. The economics program also provides the breadth and flexibility of a broad general education degree. The School of Business also offers Economics and Business Economics degree programs.
Economics (Bachelor of Arts)
Economics (Bachelor of Science)
Economics, Actuarial Science (Bachelor of Science)
With a degree in English, you can apply your skills in writing, research and analysis in a wide variety of professional settings. English majors are well-prepared for advanced study and careers in education, law, library and information science, medical professions, public relations, and publishing. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching English at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available. The department also offers a major in creative writing.
See catalog: English (Bachelor of Arts)
The interdisciplinary environmental science program integrates applied scientific specialties within the broad field of environmental health. Students can specialize in environmental and resource management, occupational safety and health, public health, or toxic substance control. The program will prepare you for a variety of professional opportunities in government and the private sector and for graduate study in such fields as toxic substance management, public health, toxicology, industrial hygiene and environmental planning.
See catalog: Environmental Science (Bachelor of Science)
Career options:
With a degree in history, you receive a versatile, critical education that can be applied to virtually any field or industry. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching history at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education.
See catalog: History (Bachelor of Arts)
A degree in international relations from OU's Department of Political Science prepares students for possible careers in government service in the areas of foreign or security policy, international business, or international non-governmental organizations, as well as graduate study in international affairs. Students acquire strong analytical and communication skills which are also relevant to and valuable in traditional business careers. International relations graduates can enter the workforce immediately, though some careers will require graduate study.
See catalog: International Relations (Bachelor of Arts)
With a degree in Latin American, Chinese or Japanese studies, you will be prepared for careers in business and industries with international dimensions, international agencies and foundations, government service, translation, journalism and graduate study. You can also take classes in special topics covering various other areas of the world, as well as take advantage of travel and exchange opportunities.
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French Language and Literature (Bachelor of Arts)
German Language and Literature (Bachelor of Arts)
German with a concentration in German Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
International Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
Japanese Language and Literature (Bachelor of Arts)
Latin American Language and Civilization (Bachelor of Arts)
Spanish Language and Literature
Career options:
With a degree in journalism, you will be prepared to work in any field that emphasizes the value of the written and spoken word. Through optional minors in advertising or public relations, you can tailor your education to make yourself more marketable to these industries.
Truly customize your bachelor's degree with an education in liberal studies. You can target your dream job by pairing areas of study offered throughout the university, giving yourself a unique skill set as well as problem-solving, critical-thinking, teamwork, collaboration, creative development of original ideas, and oral presentation skills.
See catalog: Liberal Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
A background in linguistics (the study of language) prepares you for a wide variety of careers in many different fields, nationally and internationally.
With a degree in mathematics or applied statistics you will be prepared for future graduate study or careers in areas ranging from banking, computer science, market research and sales to government and insurance. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching mathematics at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available.
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Applied Statistics (Bachelor of Science)
Mathematics (Bachelor of Arts)
Mathematics (Bachelor of Science)
Career options:
With a degree in French, Japanese, German or Spanish language and literature or Latin American language and civilization, you will be prepared for careers involving the study and application of language skills, nationally or internationally. You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching French, German, Japanese or Spanish at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available.
See catalog: Modern Languages and Literatures (Bachelor of Arts)
With a degree from the Department of Music, Theatre and Dance, you will be prepared to work in the specific performance field of your choice, or you can use your training to pursue further graduate education. Oakland offers a Bachelor of Arts or Fine Arts in several degree plans. The department encompasses the fields of dance, music theatre, theatre performance, theatre production, music education K–12, and vocal, piano and instrumental performance. Students must audition for Music, Theatre and Dance majors. See the Music, Theatre or Dance department for more information.
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Acting (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
Dance (Bachelor of Arts)
Dance (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
Music (Bachelor of Arts)
Music (Bachelor of Music, various majors)
Musical Theatre (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
Theatre (Bachelor of Arts)
Theatre Design and Technology (Bachelor of Fine Arts)
Career options:
With a versatile degree in philosophy, you will be prepared to work in any field that values critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. Oakland's philosophy program also provides solid training for advanced study in fields such as law, government and public administration, ministry and teaching.
See catalog: Philosophy (Bachelor of Arts)
Career options:
Degrees in physics and medical physics are intended for students who plan to become professional scientists. The programs also prepare students for graduate studies in physical science or research positions in government and industry.You also have the opportunity to prepare for a career in teaching physics at the secondary level with the Secondary Teacher Education Program (STEP), leading to a recommendation for certification to the Michigan Department of Education, as well as several teaching minors available.
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Medical Physics (Bachelor of Science)
Physics (Bachelor of Arts)
Physics (Bachelor of Science)
With a degree in political science, international relations, or public administration and public policy, you will be prepared for direct entry into careers in public service, in the global economy, or for specialized graduate programs.
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Political Science (Bachelor of Arts)
Public Administration and Public Policy (Bachelor of Science)
Career options:
Oakland offers programs to put students on track for earning their professional degrees and preparing for graduate study. These are non-degree programs, but pre-medicine students usually major in biology or chemistry with a concentration in pre-medical studies.
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Pre-Medical studies
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Oakland's degree in psychology prepares students for a wide variety of careers involving the study of the mind, and mental and emotional processes. Psychology graduates can enter the workforce directly after graduation or pursue further education in psychology or other related fields.
See catalog: Psychology (Bachelor of Arts)
While Oakland University does not currently offer a degree option in religious studies, there are several minors and a general concentration exploring various religions. Combining a minor or concentration in religious studies with other specific degrees can enhance your career marketability. For example, combining a minor with a degree in education can make you a great candidate to teach in a parochial school. You will gain skills that help bolster your interpersonal skills, give you a strong ethical framework for life, a stronger and more nuanced sense of self, and a better understanding of our increasingly global and interactive world.
Christianity Studies minor
Islamic Studies minor
Judaic Studies minor
Religious Studies concentration
A bachelor of social work prepares you for a career in helping others, and challenges you to become an advocate for positive social change. Graduates have the necessary skills to join the work force as counselors, case managers, advocates and outreach specialists who work with all types of clients, including children, families, the elderly, the mentally ill and the disabled. Employers recognize the specialized knowledge, skills, values and ethics provided in a bachelor of social work program, and trust that our graduates are ready to make an immediate, positive impact in their agencies and communities.
Graduates of an accredited BSW program are eligible for an accelerated plan of study when they choose to pursue a master's degree in social work.
With a degree in sociology, anthropology, or a combined major in both, you will be prepared for future graduate study or for careers that examine important social problems and study humankind. The department offers concentrations in archaeology, religious studies and criminal justice.
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Anthropology (Bachelor of Arts)
Sociology (Bachelor of Arts)
Sociology/Anthropology (Bachelor of Arts)
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Archaeology concentration
American Studies concentration
Urban Studies concentration
With an interdisciplinary degree in women and gender studies, you will be prepared for careers that examine gender-based positions and experiences in historical and modern societies and help shape future public policy relating to these issues.
See catalog: Women and Gender Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
Career options:
The writing and rhetoric major is designed to address the evolving nature of persuasion and written communication in the 21st century, with an emphasis on new media technologies and civic engagement. Tracks in professional writing, writing for new media and writing as a discipline are available, and course options include creative non-fiction, business writing, writing for human resource development and digital storytelling.
See catalog: Writing and Rhetoric (Bachelor of Arts)
With an accounting or finance degree, you will be prepared for
careers in public accounting, financial reporting, financial analysis
and investment portfolio management for industry, government and other
profit or not-for-profit organizations.
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Accounting (Bachelor of Science)
Finance (Bachelor of Science)
For those who seek more flexibility in their degree, a Bachelor of Science degree in business economics is the perfect choice. Graduates apply economic analysis to a variety of problems facing individuals, businesses, the nation and the world. An economics degree also serves as an excellent foundation for graduate education in law, business administration or public administration.
See catalog: Business Economics
Applied Technology in Business minor
A major or minor in management information systems (MIS), production and operations management, or quantitative methods will help you meet and exceed market demands for information processing and analysis.
See catalog: Management Information Systems (Bachelor of Science)
General management majors gain a breadth of knowledge in management, taking courses in accounting, information systems, finance, organizational behavior, marketing, operations management and business policy. If you're considering a more specialized graduate school program, you may want to consider general management for your undergraduate degree.
See catalog: General Management (Bachelor of Science)
See also:
Applied Leadership Skills minor
Employment Systems and Standards minor
International Management minor
Training and Development minor
Career options:
The major in marketing develops the specific skills, modes of analysis and background to work in the marketing area of a profit-making business or not-for-profit enterprise. Emphasis is placed on developing a comprehensive understanding of the concepts and techniques needed to plan and execute the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods and services by creating exchanges which satisfy individual and organizational goals.
The program includes broad coverage of such topics as marketing management, marketing research, selling and sales management, advertising and communications, sales promotion, business-to-business marketing, not-for-profit marketing, business logistics, retailing, international marketing and Internet marketing.
See catalog: Marketing (Bachelor of Science)
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Operations management is concerned with the management of the production processes and distribution of products and services. The major in operations management provides a strong managerial and technical education to students interested in the field (including manufacturing planning and control, supply-chain management, service management, project management, process management, and quality management).
The major prepares students with the fundamental knowledge they need to work effectively in operations in manufacturing and service sectors, and provides them with advanced knowledge about best practices, current technologies, tools and their application, and leadership skills necessary to operate in a globally diverse and competitive marketplace.
With an elementary education degree, you will be prepared for
teaching careers in elementary education. The School of Education and
Human Services offers an undergraduate program leading to State of
Michigan certification in elementary education — with content majors in
areas such as art education, language arts, mathematics, modern
languages, integrated science, social studies, performing arts, and
multicultural and international education.
See catalog: Elementary Education (Bachelor of Science)
Along with OU's College of Arts and Sciences, the school also offers a five-year program leading to state of Michigan certification in secondary education with majors or minors in biology, chemistry, English, French, German, history, integrated science, mathematics, physics, social studies and Spanish, and minors in dance, economics, political science and sociology. Art education, modern languages and music education are offered as K–12 programs.
See catalog: Secondary Education (OU STEP)
With a degree in human resource development, you will be prepared for administrative and training careers in business and industry, where you can create new ways to train and support employees.
See catalog: Human Resource Development (Bachelor of Science)
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Applied Leadership Skills minor
Employment Systems and Standards minor
International Management minor
Training and Development minor
With a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree in computer
engineering from Oakland, you'll be prepared to work in the
fast-changing environment of the field. You will gain a strong
background in the fundamentals of computer engineering and develop a
willingness to accept and thrive on change.
See catalog: Computer Engineering (Bachelor of Science in Engineering)
Career options:
With a degree in computer science, you will be prepared to work on and operate computers and applications, as well as manage computer-related projects, for a broad spectrum of industries.
See catalog: Computer Science (Bachelor of Science)
Oakland's electrical engineering program gives you a solid foundation in electrical engineering, including analog and digital circuits, electronics, electromagnetics, electronic devices, communications, controls, mechatronics and power systems.
See catalog: Electrical Engineering (Bachelor of Science in Engineering)
Along with OU's College of Arts and Sciences, the school also offers undergraduate programs in engineering biology, engineering chemistry and engineering physics. These interdisciplinary degrees prepare you for traditional engineering and science careers as well as emerging fields.
Engineering Biology (Bachelor of Science)
Engineering Chemistry (Bachelor of Science)
Engineering Physics (Bachelor of Science)
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Industrial and Systems Engineers figure out how to do things better by leading teams that design and improve products, processes and systems. It's why they are in demand from companies in industries such as automotive, energy, healthcare, defense, advanced manufacturing, logistics, aerospace, consulting and service.
See catalog: Industrial and Systems Engineering (Bachelor of Science in Engineering)
With a degree in information technology, you will be prepared with sufficient technical strength and a comprehensive understanding of information technology practices in real-world contexts to act as a problem solver in business and industry settings.
See catalog: Information Technology (Bachelor of Science)
With a degree in mechanical engineering, you will be prepared for careers in areas such as design, analysis, test development, research and the manufacturing of various products.
See catalog: Mechanical Engineering (Bachelor of Science in Engineering)
A bachelor's degree in applied health sciences is specifically
for students who have an Associate of Applied Science degree from Macomb
Community College in one of the following areas: physical therapist
assistant, surgical technology, respiratory therapy, health information
technology, medical assistant or occupational therapy assistant. At
Oakland, student can earn a bachelor's degree with a track in either
clinical leadership or health promotion.
See catalog: Applied Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
With a degree in biomedical diagnostic and therapeutic sciences, you will be prepared for careers in hospital or commercial clinical laboratories, research laboratories or public health facilities, as well as positions within biomedical corporations, such as research and development, quality assurance, and sales or service.
See catalog: Biomedical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
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Health sciences students choose one of five academic focus areas — exercise science, integrative holistic medicine, pre-pharmacy, pre-physical therapy or pre-health professional studies. Students completing the exercise science program are prepared to apply for admission to the Master of Science in exercise science program. Likewise, pre-physical therapy prepares students for the traditional application requirements for OU's Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program.
See catalog: Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
See also: Pre-Medical studies (Pre-Dentistry, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Veterinary studies)
Graduate study options:
A degree in occupational safety and health will help you protect America's workers and the general public from injury and illness. These professionals strive to identify, evaluate and eliminate or control hazards that expose people, property or the environment to danger or harm.
See catalog: Occupational Safety and Health (Bachelor of Science)
Wellness, health promotion and injury prevention graduates take pride in careers that reassure people amid the growing concern over health, well-being and safety.
See catalog: Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention (Bachelor of Science)
See also: Exercise Science minor
Areas of specialization:
A degree in integrative studies is ideal for transfer students,
nontraditional students who are seeking a bachelor's degree for
personal or professional growth, and students who have a very specific
goal in mind like a specific graduate degree program. As an integrative
studies student, you work closely with an adviser to custom-design your
plan of study based on these goals and take courses in various
departments across the university.
See catalog: Integrative Studies
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