The Curriculum
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This section includes all courses currently offered at LeMoyne-Owen College listed under the appropriate area of study. Updated course lists are published before the beginning of each semester. The Areas of Study are listed alphabetically in this section; each lists the faculty who are appointed in that area, the requirements for the majors and/or minors in that area, and the courses offered in that area. LeMoyne-Owen uses a three-digit course number, coded as follows: OXX - Core I courses 1XX - courses generally taken by first year students 2XX - courses generally taken by sophomore students 3XX and 4XX - courses generally taken by junior and senior students 499 senior Co-op courses Areas of Study Academic Intervention Management Accounting ADCP African/African American Studies American Humanics Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Computer Science Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education DuBois Scholar's Program Economics Education English French Freshman Seminar General Mathematics General Science Geography Health and Fitness/Wellness History Humanities Language Arts Mass Communications Mathematics Music Natural Science Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Reading Religion Service Learning Social Science Social Studies Social Work Sociology Spanish Special Education Speech and Drama Academic Intervention Management (AIM)/Retention Academic Intervention Management is a retention program designed to reduce the attrition rate of students on academic probation. Special academic counseling is provided to identify and resolve difficulties which led to deficiency. AIM/Retention also includes a course required of those students who are on academic probation and/or whose cumulative GPA fall below 2.0. AIMR 010 Academic Intervention Management/Retention (1) This course is designed as a supportive measure for students on academic probation to help them attain Academic Good Standing. Successful completion of the course means continued matriculation at LeMoyne-Owen in accordance with the academic standards of the College as articulated in the latest handbook. Failure to complete successfully this course will be grounds for academic suspension. Enrollment is limited to students on academic probation or others as directed by the Academic Standards or Admissions Review Committee. Fall and Spring. |
