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Course: ASSETS 172, Fall 2000School: St. Francis IL
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Francis 6/Saint University 2008-09 Academic Calendar FALL SEMESTER 2008 Freshman class arrives New Student Orientation Electronic check-in- Returning Students Classes begin, 8:00 a.m. Last day for schedule change Last day for P/F grading option Labor Day (no class) + Mid-semester grades due Mid-semester break Classes resume Franciscan Day of Reflection Last day to withdraw from a course Registration for Spring...
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Francis 6/Saint University
2008-09 Academic Calendar
FALL SEMESTER 2008 Freshman class arrives New Student Orientation Electronic check-in- Returning Students Classes begin, 8:00 a.m. Last day for schedule change Last day for P/F grading option Labor Day (no class) + Mid-semester grades due Mid-semester break Classes resume Franciscan Day of Reflection Last day to withdraw from a course Registration for Spring Semester 2009 Thanksgiving break Classes resume Last day of classes Final examinations Residence halls close Sunday, August 17, 2008 Sunday Wednesday, August 17 - 20 by Wednesday, August 20 Thursday, August 21 Friday, August 29 Friday, August 29 Monday, September 1 Wednesday, October 8 Thursday Sunday, Oct. 9-12 Monday, October 13 Tuesday, October 28 Friday, October 31 Tuesday, November 4 Friday, November 7 Wed., November 26 Sunday, November 30 Monday, December 1 Friday, December 5 Monday, December 8 Sat., December 13 Sunday, December 14, noon
SPRING SEMESTER 2009 Electronic check-in- All Students by Wednesday, January 7, 2009 Resident Student Move-in January 7, beginning noon Classes begin, 8:00 a.m. Thursday, January 8 Last day for schedule change Friday, January 16 Last day for P/F grading option Friday, January 16 Martin Luther King Day (no class) Monday, January 19 + Mid-semester grades due Friday, February 27 Mid-semester break Saturday, February 28 Sunday, March 8 Classes resume Monday, March 9 Last day to withdraw from a course Wednesday, March 25 Registration for Fall Semester 2009 Tuesday, March 31 Thursday, April 2 Easter Break Thursday, April 9 Monday, April 13 Classes Resume Tuesday, April 14 Last day of classes Tuesday, April 28 Reading Day Wednesday, April 29 Final examinations Thursday, April 30 Wednesday, May 6 Residence halls close Thursday, May 7 Commencement Sunday, May 10 + Dates for submitting grades to the Registrars Office * To ensure that each course meets the required number of times during spring semester 2009, classes that ordinarily meet on Mondays also will meet on Tuesday, April 28.
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2009-10 Academic Calendar
FALL SEMESTER 2009 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Freshman class arrives Sunday, August 16, 2009 New Student Orientation Sunday - Wednesday, August 16-19 Electronic Check in, returning students by Wednesday, August 19 Classes begin, 8 A.M. Thursday, August 20 Last day for schedule change Friday, August 28 Last day for P/F grading option Friday, August 28 Labor Day (no classes) Monday, September 7 Mid semester break Thursday - Sunday, October 8-11 + Mid semester grades due Monday, October 12 Classes resume Monday, October 12 Franciscan Day of Reflection TBA Last day to withdraw from a course Friday, October 30 Registration for Spring Semester 2010 Monday - Friday, November 2 -6 Thanksgiving Break Wednesday - Sunday, November 25 - 29 Classes resume Monday, November 30 Last day of classes Friday, December 4 Final examinations Monday - Saturday, December 7 - 12 Residence halls close Sunday, December 13, noon SPRING SEMESTER 2010 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Electronic Check in, All students by Wednesday, January 6, 2010 Classes begin, 8 A.M. Thursday, January 7 Last day for schedule change Friday, January 15 Last day for P/F grading option Friday, Ja...
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6/Saint Francis University2008-09 Academic CalendarFALL SEMESTER 2008 Freshman class arrives New Student Orientation Electronic check-in- Returning Students Classes begin, 8:00 a.m. Last day for schedule change Last day for P/F grading option Labo
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8/Saint Francis UniversityFr. Gabriel Zeis is the 31st president of Saint Francis University.9Presidents MessageHow do you represent verbally the richness and creativity of a university? The best answer is that of The Catalog. You hold in your
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8/Saint Francis UniversityFr. Gabriel Zeis is the 31st president of Saint Francis University.9Presidents MessageHow do you represent verbally the richness and creativity of a university? The best answer is that of The Catalog. You hold in your
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10/Saint Francis UniversityGOALS OF FRANCISCAN HIGHER EDUCATION AT SAINT FRANCIS UNIVERSITYSaint Francis University, grateful for the Franciscan heritage of the institution and open to the living spirit of Saint Francis of Assisi, strives to incor
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10/Saint Francis UniversityGOALS OF FRANCISCAN HIGHER EDUCATION AT SAINT FRANCIS UNIVERSITYSaint Francis University, grateful for the Franciscan heritage of the institution and open to the living spirit of Saint Francis of Assisi, strives to incor
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12/Saint Francis UniversitySaint Francis UniversitySTATEMENT OF MISSIONA Mind for Excellence: Saint Francis University offers higher education in an environment guided by Catholic values and teachings, and inspired by the example of our patron, S
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12/Saint Francis UniversitySaint Francis UniversitySTATEMENT OF MISSIONA Mind for Excellence: Saint Francis University offers higher education in an environment guided by Catholic values and teachings, and inspired by the example of our patron, S
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19Admission to the UniversityOffice of AdmissionsThe Office of Admissions is responsible for processing applications of freshmen and transfer students, and requests for readmission and non-degree status. For graduate and professional studies admi
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19Admission to the UniversityOffice of AdmissionsThe Office of Admissions is responsible for processing applications of freshmen and transfer students, and requests for readmission and non-degree status. For graduate and professional studies admi
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25Financial InformationA student who wishes to attend Saint Francis University should not hesitate to apply for admission because of cost. Saint Francis University believes that every qualified person who desires higher education has the right to
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25Financial InformationA student who wishes to attend Saint Francis University should not hesitate to apply for admission because of cost. Saint Francis University believes that every qualified person who desires higher education has the right to
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52/Saint Francis UniversityAcademic PolicyTHE FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 guarantees to students in postsecondary schools certain rights relative to the academic records m
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52/Saint Francis UniversityAcademic PolicyTHE FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 guarantees to students in postsecondary schools certain rights relative to the academic records m
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68/Saint Francis UniversityProgram of StudiesTHE ACADEMIC PROGRAM The purpose of the academic program of studies at Saint Francis University is to develop intellectually competent individuals who will have sound knowledge, a respect for scholarly
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68/Saint Francis UniversityProgram of StudiesTHE ACADEMIC PROGRAM The purpose of the academic program of studies at Saint Francis University is to develop intellectually competent individuals who will have sound knowledge, a respect for scholarly
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215Special ProgramsHonors ProgramProgram Director: Ms. Donna Menis The Honors Program at Saint Francis is a full four-year curriculum designed to challenge intellectually ambitious students from all disciplines. While pursuing their major field o
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215Special ProgramsHonors ProgramProgram Director: Ms. Donna Menis The Honors Program at Saint Francis is a full four-year curriculum designed to challenge intellectually ambitious students from all disciplines. While pursuing their major field o
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224/Saint Francis UniversityGraduate ProgramsSaint Francis University offers graduate programs in the following fields: Master of Human Resource Management Director: Dr. Randy Frye Master of Business Administration Director: Dr. Randy Frye Master
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224/Saint Francis UniversityGraduate ProgramsSaint Francis University offers graduate programs in the following fields: Master of Human Resource Management Director: Dr. Randy Frye Master of Business Administration Director: Dr. Randy Frye Master
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277Division of Continuing Education and Summer SchoolCoordinator: Ms. Deborah Stohon College .is the place which wins the admiration of the young by its celebrity, kindles the affections of the middle-aged by its beauty, and rivets the fidelity of
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277Division of Continuing Education and Summer SchoolCoordinator: Ms. Deborah Stohon College .is the place which wins the admiration of the young by its celebrity, kindles the affections of the middle-aged by its beauty, and rivets the fidelity of
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285Student LifeAlthough the pursuit of knowledge is the primary purpose of higher education, the collegiate experience also involves the development of the whole personspiritual, social, recreational, and physical. The extracurricular experiences
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285Student LifeAlthough the pursuit of knowledge is the primary purpose of higher education, the collegiate experience also involves the development of the whole personspiritual, social, recreational, and physical. The extracurricular experiences
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295DirectoriesBoard of TrusteesVery Rev. Christian R. Oravec, T.O.R. Chairman of the Board Loretto, Pa., Saint Francis Friary Rev. Gabriel J. Zeis, T.O.R. Loretto, Pa., President, Saint Francis University Rev. James Angert, T.O.R. Herndon, Va., A
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295DirectoriesBoard of TrusteesVery Rev. Christian R. Oravec, T.O.R. Chairman of the Board Loretto, Pa., Saint Francis Friary Rev. Gabriel J. Zeis, T.O.R. Loretto, Pa., President, Saint Francis University Rev. James Angert, T.O.R. Herndon, Va., A
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283Institute for Contemporary Franciscan LifeThe structure of the Institute for Contemporary Franciscan Life program facilitates independent adult learning in a distance-education format. Courses earn Institute Units toward a post-baccalaureate ce
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283Institute for Contemporary Franciscan LifeThe structure of the Institute for Contemporary Franciscan Life program facilitates independent adult learning in a distance-education format. Courses earn Institute Units toward a post-baccalaureate ce
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322/Saint Francis UniversityAdvancement of the UniversitySaint Francis University conducts an advancement program that communicates the history, tradition, and story of the University while encouraging active support of its programs and objectives
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322/Saint Francis UniversityAdvancement of the UniversitySaint Francis University conducts an advancement program that communicates the history, tradition, and story of the University while encouraging active support of its programs and objectives
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316/Saint Francis UniversityIndexAcademic Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Academic Center for Enrichment . . . . . . . 219 Academic Honesty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Academic Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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316/Saint Francis UniversityIndexAcademic Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Academic Center for Enrichment . . . . . . . 219 Academic Honesty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Academic Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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318/Saint Francis UniversityDirections to Saint Francis UniversityFROM THE NORTH (Erie and surrounding areas)Take Interstate 79 South to Route 422 East (Exit 99 or old Exit 29) into Ebensburg. Turn left at the traffic light onto High Street and p
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318/Saint Francis UniversityDirections to Saint Francis UniversityFROM THE NORTH (Erie and surrounding areas)Take Interstate 79 South to Route 422 East (Exit 99 or old Exit 29) into Ebensburg. Turn left at the traffic light onto High Street and p
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