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Program Title: Chemistry B.A.

NOTE: The sample plan below may not include all possible course options. Check the program requirements for additional courses that can work with your four-year plan.

	Approval Status:	Waiting for Approval College Review
	Program Last Saved:	Jul 8, 2011 9:44:53 AM
	By:	Clare Beer

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Completed Approvals:

Submit Program
on 2011-01-17
by Kathryn Gallagher
(kmg@umn.edu )

Degree-Granting College
Sent Back
for College of Liberal Arts
on 2011-02-02
by Kathryn Gallagher
(kmg@umn.edu )

Submit Program
on 2011-07-08
by Clare Beer
(cmbeer@umn.edu )

Degree-Granting College
for College of Liberal Arts
on 2011-07-21
by Nanette Hanks
(nhanks@umn.edu )

Approver Comments (oldest to newest)

Approval level: Degree-Granting College College: Liberal Arts, College of Author: Kathryn Gallagher Date submitted: 2011-01-30 21:06:58.0

Minimum number of major credits required not updated to reflect change to allow students to choose between advanced lab and directed studies. (Original min. 51, new min. 50). KMG

Approval level: Degree-Granting College Action: Sent Back to Previous Level College: Liberal Arts, College of Author: Kathryn Gallagher Date submitted: 2011-02-02 21:27:20.0

I need to drill down into the course list for the major courses to determine if there's a loophole with the directed studies courses that would allow students to take either course for only 1 credit.

General Information

Institution:

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Campus:

Twin Cities

Career:

Undergraduate

Program type:

Baccalaureate

Program title (short):

Chemistry B.A.

Program title (long):

Chemistry B.A.

Program short description:

Chem

Additional terms:

· This program is 8 semesters (4 years) long.
· This program does not need any summer terms.

Stakeholder college(s):

· Liberal Arts, College of
· Science and Engineering, Coll

Degree-granting college(s):

· Liberal Arts, College of

Approver college(s):

· Liberal Arts, College of
· Science and Engineering, Coll

Administrative college(s):

· Liberal Arts, College of

Budgetary college(s):

· 'Liberal Arts, College of'=100

Acad plan code(s):

· 'Liberal Arts, College of'=016820217

Department(s):

· Chemistry

First term admitting students:

Spring 1900

Effective date:

Fall 2010

Spring 2011

Degree:

Bachelor of Arts

Catalog description:

An active, modern program of chemical education at the undergraduate level must do more than simply train professional chemists. Chemistry, the central science, is an important component of many disciplines and should be accessible to all students seeking a liberal education. The chemistry department contributes actively to increasing the level of scientific literacy of all students. The program serves all students by recognizing different needs, interests, and career goals.

RIASEC codes:

1. IRE

Field of study:

Math, Engineering, and Science

Program contact(s):

U of M internet ID: krmann
Name: Kent Mann
E-mail address: krmann@umn.edu
Telephone number: 612/625-3563
Campus mailing address:
Chemistry, Room 139 SmithH, 3661A, 207 Pleasant St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455

Narrative Materials

Brief summary or overview of reason for proposed new program or rationale for changes:

Updating sample plan(s) for Fall 2010. RW 8.6.10

Addition of PHYS 1201W and 1202W under the Physics course requirements, a change to the Advanced Chemistry Laboratory Electives requiring two advanced courses, of which one can be a directed study, and updates to the sample plan. This has been approved by CI&A. -CMB 07/05/11

Mission, priorities and interrelatedness: