SIUC Viewbook 2010-2011

SOUTHERN Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2010-2011

SOUTHERN

The Southern Difference

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Join our Saluki Community and share the Southern Experience.

2010-2011

Southern – the best of both worlds: • Big school amenities such as a fully equipped recreation center, top-notch health center and a nationally ranked research library • Small school individual attention with a low student to teacher ratio of 15.7 to 1 and a high percentage of classes with fewer than 20 students • A beautiful, spacious campus that is walking and biking friendly • Easy travel distance to metropolitan areas including Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville and Indianapolis • Located between Cedar Lake and Crab Orchard Lake and at the gateway to the Shawnee National Forest and other sites of breathtaking natural beauty

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• More than 200 majors, minors and specializations • More than 400 student organizations Visit our campus – we can’t wait to show it off to you! www.admissions.siucs.edu

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Something about this campus just really clicked with me. When I went home after that first campus visit, I just wanted to come right back. It’s still like that for me. I love taking sidetrips to places like Makanda, where I can find local art and the best coffee selection.

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Elizabeth Lombardi, Research Rookie from Wheaton, majoring in human nutrition and dietetics

Discover Southern Illinois University Carbondale, a University as individual as you are in a part of Illinois you may never have known existed.

If you love the outdoors, you’ll love Southern Illinois!

Whether you are already adept at rock climbing or you don’t know a canoe from a kayak, you’ll find something here to tempt you outdoors. From the wilderness areas of the Shawnee National Forest to historical sites such as Kincaid Mounds and CaveIn-Rock, we’ve got adventure. Check out the area’s minor league baseball team or the small art galleries in towns throughout the region. And then come back to relax at Lake on the Campus.

But don’t think we are too rustic! We have multiple venues for theater, music, indoor and outdoor concerts, boutiques, international cuisine, coffee shops and fine dining, movie theaters, major retailers and yes, a shopping mall.

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I came to Southern because of the academic reputation and because it is affordable. Now that I am here, I really love everything about it, from the way the campus is organized to the many opportunities I have here.

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Antwuan Donley, Chicago, Chemistry major and McNair Scholar, member of Alpha Chi Sigma and Sigma Alpha Lambda

What do Southern alumni say?

According to a recent survey, within one year of graduation…

• 91% are satisfied with their careers • 72% are in careers directly related to their college majors • 95% believe the faculty were effective communicators • 95% were happy with the class sizes at Southern • 95% said their overall Southern Experience was positive

SALUKIS

in the “Real World”

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Southern makes education affordable, so I was able to put myself through college there. Now, as my 25-year-career marker approaches, I feel ever increasing gratitude to Southern. I thank heaven for such a grounded foundation – from the core curriculum to the highly specific major requirements. I have my dream job at WLS in Chicago.

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Maura Myles, BA 1990 in Radio and Television, midday anchor and traffic reporter at WLS-AM Radio, and co-host of the weekend show “Women of Mass Discussion”

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As we started our business, we saw the direct correlation with what we learned in class at Southern. When I explained to my professors that I was starting my own business, they took a direct interest.

In fact, many had me speak in class as a demonstration about what is possible in entrepreneurship. College is what you make it, it’s a stepping stone to achieving your goals.

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Daniel Chancellor – co-owner/co-founder of so ILL Holds, a rock climbing outfitter and gear business now based in St. Louis

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Faculty Some of the most important relationships you forge during your college years are with your professors and instructors. At Southern, our faculty is devoted to teaching as well as to research and their creative endeavors. They bring experience to the classroom, and they bring the classroom into the world. Our students report that faculty are accessible, interested in the success of their students, nurturing, and personable.

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One of the things architecture teaches, one of the reasons there is an architecture course in the University Core Curriculum, is not just to solve a problem, but to define the problem before we try to solve it. I want my students to make a connection with the world around them. I bring my own experiences to the classroom to make learning a more fun, on-going process.

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Jon Davey, Professor in the School of Architecture, Alumnus of SIUC and Paris American Academy

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Paul Welch, Department of Anthropology, Karen Renzaglia, associate professor of plant biology and at Kincaid Mounds State Historic Site, the College of Science Outstanding Teacher for 2009 where Southern offers a summer archaeological field school.

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Why SOUTHERN? • Emphasis on problem-based learning with undergraduate research and creative projects

Internships

• Practical skills and career exploration gained from internships

An internship is an opportunity to gain academic credit and job experience at the same time. You’ll participate in the environment of the career you’ve chosen. You’ll make professional contacts. You may gain a mentor. You may land a permanent job.

Many majors have internship programs already in place. In addition, Career Services can help you with resume and cover letter writing and even practice interviews.

• Living Learning Communities bring learning right into your residence hall

Undergraduate Research

• Learning beyond the classroom with internships and opportunities for study abroad

• Opportunities for service learning through the Saluki Volunteer Corps • The Saluki First Year program helps you make the most of your first year at Southern

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Why should the professors have all the fun?

Learn by doing at Southern with undergraduate research opportunities. We don’t mean the kind where you complete an assignment for class.

We mean the kind where you pursue a topic that captivates you, where you track down and solve problems, where, under the guidance of a faculty mentor you choose, you take learning to the next level.

I want the whole college

experience, and getting involved does that for me. The Research Rookies program got me talking to my professors, and they make sure I am aware of the opportunities on this campus.

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Sreyoneel Biswas, a physiology major from Peoria and a Research Rookie

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Check out these programs!

• REACH program – REACH includes a research scholarship and participation in the annual Undergraduate Research Forum reach.siuc.edu • Research Rookies – a program specifically for incoming underclassmen srrp.siuc.edu • McNair Scholars program – a multi-faceted program for research and leadership training mcnair.siuc.edu

Salukis Travel the World Study Abroad opportunities for Southern students include short-term programs and semester or year-long exchanges. Many departments offer major-specific study abroad opportunities as well. Our students have studied northern jaguars in Mexico, connected with contemporary women in the Muslim culture of Morocco, and blended into Parisian society in France.

Visit www.ips.siu.edu/sa for some of the study abroad opportunities.

Students may also serve an externship over spring break. The program, offered through the SIU Alumni Association, helps match students with Southern alumni around the world.

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I went to Mozambique and South Africa as an undergraduate research assistant, partly funded by an NSF-IRES grant.

I was involved in a study using dendochronology – reading tree rings – to help determine the sustainability of forestry practices. I always wanted to work in Africa – Southern helped me take advantage of my opportunities.

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Makayla Trotter, a geography and environmental resources major from Macomb, undergraduate research assistant and Study Abroad student

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Academic Salukis You get what you give. Commit yourself to your education and watch the doors swing open at Southern. We have what you need to prepare for a career or for graduate school.

University Honors Program Our University Honors Program does more than look good on your resume. Perks include: • Special Core Curriculum classes just for University Honors students • Early registration • Counseling from the Office of Major Scholarship Advisement • Access to graduate-level seminars

Academic Support There you were, having a great time at college, learning and loving it, making new friends, trying new things… and then that algebra test had to interfere.

Or that paper you don’t know how to begin writing.

Fear not, brave Saluki, academic support is here.

• Supplemental Instruction – tutoring in courses including biology, chemistry, economics, geology, and mathematics supplementalinstruction.siuc.edu • The Writing Centers – with several locations on campus, students may walk in for help, or use the OWL (Online Writing Lab) write.siuc.edu • Mathematics – tutoring just for math classes, available with no appointment necessary

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Southern is a studentcentered institution. I feel privileged to be part of a university that truly cares about the wellbeing and success of its students. One of the qualities I most admire in our students is their ‘cando’ attitude – our students are problem-solvers. Their ready-to-learn attitude makes a huge difference in the classroom.

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Mavis Adjei, Marketing faculty

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Majors, Minors and When you pick a major, you are picking a college too.

Colleges, in the University system, are groupings of academic departments by majors. Go to the back page for the majors and minors list.

Agricultural Sciences

This college includes some of what you might expect from an ag school – pre-veterinary medicine, farm business management and forestry. Look closer.

You’ll find programs in tourism management, dietetics, agribusiness economics, and pre-law. coas.siu.edu

Applied Sciences and Arts

Students in ASA put practical knowledge to creative use. They are future professionals in health care, architecture, fashion design, aviation, automotive technology and more. ASA students go to work almost immediately after graduation, and many have jobs before they graduate. www.asa.siuc.edu

Business

Southern will prepare you to be more than an accountant or a marketing analyst or an investment manager. At Southern, you’ll become a business professional, with the communication and personal skills that will help you make your mark in the business world. www.business.siuc.edu

Education and Human Services CoEHS is about understanding and improving the lives of children and adults in schools and in society. Southern got its start as a teacher’s college, and today’s students specialize in dozens of academic areas, from early childhood development to foreign language instruction.

The college is also home to top-rated programs in recreation, human services and social work. web.coehs.siu.edu

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Colleges Engineering

Do you want to make the world a better place by (re)building it? Do you want to be part of the infrastructure of today’s (and tomorrow’s) technology and industry? The College of Engineering is home to innovators in such fields as civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and more. Some perks – projects include race cars, moon buggies, concrete canoes, and hovercrafts.

Science

Our science students are explorers of the physical, biological and information worlds. The college includes programs in biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, geology, microbiology, mathematics, physics, physiology, plant biology and zoology. Shared resources include the Fisheries and Illinois Aquaculture Center and the Cooperative Wildlife Research Laboratory.

www.engr.siu.edu

Liberal Arts

CoLA is the largest college on campus, and includes fine arts, humanities, and social sciences. Students and graduates of this college seem to be everywhere – monitoring climate change by reading tree rings, combating cyber crime, advising on labor policies, or unearthing artifacts from ancient cultures. cola.siuc.edu

Mass Communication and Media Arts

www.science.siu.edu

Undecided

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I don’t know what I want to do with the rest of my life. I’m not sure what to choose for my major. Is that bad?

Relax – possibilities and opportunities are part of what you learn at college. There might be a major you’ve never considered or a career you’ve never heard of that is just right for you. Use the Pre-Major Advisement Center and the Career Exploration Service to find that major and career goal.

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When I visited Southern, I learned how many opportunities there are for handson learning, especially compared with some of the other schools I considered. Our seniors are getting jobs when they graduate. One of the guys on our Formula SAE team got hired just last week. I feel like I don’t need to worry too much.

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Brad Wilson, mechanical engineering major from Herrick, and a member of the SIUC Formula SAE racing team.

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MCMA students are at the forefront of the Information Revolution, and have access to some of the most technologically advanced media equipment available. It’s a hands-on college where students do as they learn, not sit and watch. Specialize in RadioTelevision, Journalism, or Cinema and Photography. mcma.siu.edu

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Recreation and Fun Get Involved

With more than 400 Registered Student Organizations (RSOs), it’s a sure thing you’ll find something that interests you. Many of the majors have RSOs and many others are affiliated with career goals. And some are purely recreational. siuc.orgsync.com/home

Get Back to Nature Our backyard is a playground, supersized. Slide through Fatman’s Squeeze at Giant City State Park, search for the submerged road at Bum’s Beach on Little Grassy Lake, find some whitewater at Lusk Creek after a rain, or try the High Ropes course at our own Touch of Nature Environmental Center.

The Dawg Pound Loud and proud, the Dawg Pound earned its own home game seating area and makes sure the other team knows the Salukis are in the house. Southern boasts successful football, baseball, softball and men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as a full roster of Division I sports. Even if you aren’t a sports fan, experience the Dawg Pound at least once.

Get Smart

Attend a lecture or a literary reading. There is almost always something going on, whether a scholarly conference, literary festival, visiting artist or guest speaker. Past guests include activist Cornel West, Cherokee master storyteller Robert Lewis, and poet Maya Angelou as well as ambassadors, policy makers and international journalists.

Check out Campus Lake We have a 2.2 mile trail for walking or running, a beach, and a lakeside disc golf course. Visit the boat docks, and rent a kayak or paddle boat, or try a moonlight canoe event.

Get in Shape Admission to the SIUC Recreation Center is free with valid student identification. Climb to the rafters on our climbing wall or dive in deep in the Olympic-size indoor swimming pool. The Rec Center includes free weights, cardio and weight machines, two indoor tracks, basketball, tennis, racquetball and handball courts. www.reccenter.siu.edu

Hit a Venue

Get your culture on at one of the campus venues.

McLeod Theater offers several plays a semester and Kleinau Theater presents performance art. University Museum hosts exhibits from our permanent collection and traveling exhibits, such as Ansel Adams photography. The Old Baptist Foundation Recital Hall and Shryock Auditorium feature stage performances, including comedian Ron White and blues rock guitar legend B. B. King.

Go to Town

Check out Carbondale – the downtown or the business district, the parks, the mall. Or check out some of the nearby towns – each of them gems in their own right. Some of these sites will become part of your Saluki memories.

Student Center One of the largest in the nation, the Student Center is at the heart of student activities. You can catch a movie or a comedian sponsored by the Student Programming Council, have lunch or a latte, get creative in the Craft Shop, load your Debit Dawg card, power your laptop in the student lounges, or unwind with bowling and billiards.

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I came here because I’d heard amazing stories about the opportunities available at Southern - about the academics, and the creative projects, and the connections you can make with other like-minded people.

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Steve Looten, a theater major from Quincy specializing in stage combat, a REACH Scholar whose project included full production of a play.

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Southern Community Student Health

Veterans Services

Disability Support Services

The Student Health Center includes a medical staff of more than 100 people, including 9 physicians, an internist, psychiatrist, and two sports medicine specialists. The Wellness Center includes programs for substance abuse issues, nutrition and fitness, sexuality education and resources, stress management, and more.

Military Advanced Education, a journal for collegiate servicemen and women, ranks Southern in its Top 20 Military-Friendly Colleges and Universities. If you are a veteran, we can help you take advantage of the benefits to which you are entitled. Check out our new Veterans Center, staffed by student veterans who can help you make the transition to civilian college life.

Southern offers super-high-tech options to help students with special needs reach their education goals.

We have computer programs such as JAWS, ZOOM and DRAGON, services such as ASL interpreters, special test proctoring and more.

Routine medical care at the Student Health Center is just $6 per visit for students. And yes, they take walk-ins. Students can also use the Dental Hygiene Program’s Clinic as a low-cost alternative for preventive dental care.

Take a virtual tour of this facility by following the link at the website.

www.veterans.siuc.edu

Saluki Volunteer Corps

Share your interests and learn by doing good with Saluki Volunteer Corps. This educational program offers academic-related volunteer activities with more than 70 not-for-profit organizations in the area.

shc.siuc.edu

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I chose Southern because it is nationally ranked #2 for students with disabilities, and I wanted a school that had all the advantages for me to succeed both physically and academically on my own.

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Danielle Austin – a University Studies major from Carol Stream

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We also want all our students to participate fully in campus life, not just academic life. Students have opportunities for whitewater rafting, water skiing, horseback riding and other activities with specially modified equipment. When we say boundary free, we don’t mean just on campus. disabilityservices.siuc.edu

Campus Safety

For students away from home for the first time, safety is an important issue. Southern maintains a full-time police force, and runs several programs – including a segment during orientation – to help students learn to make safety part of their everyday lives. Students and parents may sign up for WENS – our textmessage based wireless emergency notification system.

Safety Programs: • General on-campus and off-campus safety guidelines • SIUC Alert - text-message emergency notification • Enhanced 911 Public Safety Answering Point • Night Safety Transit • Emergency call boxes • Brightway Paths www.dps.siu.edu

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Campus Housing The College Experience Living on campus is an important part of the college experience. Most of our freshmen and sophomores live on campus, and many upperclassmen choose to remain on campus throughout their four years at Southern. Residence halls are where students connect with each other, forge friendships, and make memories.

Go online for floor plans, virtual tours and housing policies. www.housing.siu.edu

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Am I required to live on campus?

If you are unmarried, under 21 years old, have fewer than 26 college credit hours earned after high school, and do not live with your parents or guardians – yes. There are plenty of housing options, from lakeside to high-rise, and a variety of floor plans and dining options to help you find the right college home-life for you.

You can join a Living Learning Community (LLC) and improve your grades and social life. LLCs are residence hall communities for students in the same majors or colleges. Studies show that students in LLCs get better grades and feel more connected to their campus.

Southern has a spacious campus, yet it is still convenient to walk or bicycle to class. Or use the Saluki Express bus system – which is free with a valid student i.d.

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Will I like the food?

It would take a very picky eater not to like the food at Southern! Why? Choice is on the menu every day. We offer healthy options – so noted by the Saluki Paw Print of Approval. Here’s a hint – since you can eat in any of the dining halls, check out the menus for each online. Here’s another hint – Chef Bill’s made-to-order omelets.

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Living in an LLC is living with friends. We all help each other with class projects. If someone down the hall is making a video for a class, I might be in the video and then she might help me with editing. I got a lot of help from some of the upper classmen in understanding some of the programs we need to learn.

Tony Jou, a radio-television major from Bartlett

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Get Started College is expensive and most families are worried about the economy. That’s why it is important to begin financial planning early. Southern has a tradition of accessibility, and we intend to remain affordable and a good value for your tuition investment.

Financial Aid

THE IN-CROWD

• FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Complete the form by April 1 for maximum consideration. You can file online at fafsa.ed.gov.

Our neighbors in Arkansas,

Come for a Visit

• Nearly 80 percent of our students receive some form of financial aid. Gift aid – the kind you don’t have to pay back – tops the list.

and Tennessee now enjoy a

• Southern administered $166,030,874 to undergraduates in financial aid last fiscal year.

tuition! That’s an annual savings

We really want you to come for a visit. Fair warning – you might like it so much, you may not want to leave.

Open Houses

Tour campus and residence halls, meet with representatives from Undergraduate Admissions, Financial Aid and University Housing, and talk with representatives from each academic department.

Check the open house schedule at http://admissions.siuc.edu/visit/openhouse.php.

www.siu.edu/~fao

Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri tuition rate equivalent to in-state of $10,000 compared to the out-of-state rate.

Scholarships Check out our scholarship database at http://fao.siu.edu/scholarships/sch_search.php.

Individualized Visits

Can’t make a scheduled open house? Have a lot of questions that require personal attention? Arrange an individualized visit with an admissions counselor. Call 618/453-7141 or email visitsiu@siu.edu.

Admissions

You’ll want to apply early, usually one year before you plan to start at Southern. You are a person, not a test score at Southern. We use what’s called a holistic admissions policy, and that means we look at more than just your numbers. Check the Web site to learn what materials you need to apply, and to look at a freshman class profile.

• Transfer students – follow the links to learn how to make the most of the credits you earned elsewhere before choosing Southern.

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www.admissions.siuc.edu

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MAJORS & SIUC Academic Programs Specialization/Option Listing

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Something about this campus just really clicked with me. When I went home after that first campus visit, I just wanted to come right back. It’s still like that for me. I love taking sidetrips to places like Makanda, where I can find local art and the best coffee selection.

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Elizabeth Lombardi, Research Rookie from Wheaton, majoring in human nutrition and dietetics

Accounting Africana Studies Agribusiness Economics Agricultural Systems Agricultural Education Agricultural Production Agricultural Systems Technology General Agriculture Animal Science Equine Science Production Science & Pre- Veterinary Anthropology Architectural Studies Art v Art Education Art History Ceramics Communication Design Drawing General Studio Glass Industrial Design Metalsmithing Painting Printmaking Sculpture Automotive Technology Aviation Flight z Aviation Management Aviation Technologies Aircraft Maintenance Aviation Electronics Helicopter Maintenance Biological Sciences v Business Administration Business Economics Chemistry v Biochemistry Business Environmental Forensic American Chemical Society Certification Cinema & Photography Cinema Digital Communication Photography Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Classics Communication Disorders and Sciences v Computer Engineering Computer and Electrical Engineering (dual degree) Computer Science Criminology and Criminal Justice Dental Hygiene Design General Design

Early Childhood v Child and Family Services Preschool/ Primary Economics Financial Economics General Economics International Economics Electrical Engineering Computer Engineering Electronic Systems Technologies Electronics Management Elementary Education v Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology English v Creative Writing General Preprofessional Exercise Science Fashion Design & Merchandising Fashion Design Fashion Merchandising Finance Financial Institutions Financial Management Investments Fire Service Management n Foreign Language & International Trade Chinese French German Japanese Spanish Forestry Forest Hydrology Forest Recreation & Park Management Forest Resources Management Urban Forest Management French v Internat’l Public Service Geography & Environmental Resources Climate and Water Resources Environmental Management Geographic Information Science(GIS) Geology Environmental Geology Geophysics Resource Geology German Studies v Internat’l Public Service Health Care Management Health Education v Community Health Education History v Hospitality & Tourism Administration Food Service Management Hospitality & Tourism Lodging Management Tourism Management Human Nutrition & Dietetics Industrial Technology Manufacturing Technology Information Systems Technologies Interior Design

Journalism Advertising/Integrated Marketing Communications Digital Communication News-Editorial New Media News Production Photojournalism Linguistics English as a New Language Management Entrepreneurship Global E-Business Health Care Enterprises Personnel Management Supply Chain Management Marketing Mathematics v Mechanical Engineering Microbiology Mining Engineering Geological Engineering Mortuary Science & Funeral Services Music v Music Business Music Education Music Theory-Composition Open Studies Performance - Guitar Performance-Instrumental Performance-Keyboard Performance-Voice Piano Pedagogy Studio Jazz Performance Musical Theater Paralegal Studies Pre-Law Philosophy Pre-Law Physical Education v Physical Therapist Assistant z Physics Physiology Plant & Soil Science Business Environmental Studies Landscape Horticulture Turf Grass Management Plant Biology Ecology Molecular & Biochemical Physiology Systematics & Biodiversity Political Science International Affairs Pre-Law Public Service Psychology Radio-Television Digital Communication Electronic Media Marketing News Production-Radio/Audio, TV/Video Radiologic Sciences Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound Magnetic Resonance Imaging/ Computed Tomography Radiation Therapy Technology

MINORS Recreation Leisure Service Management Therapeutic Recreation Rehabilitation Services Social Science v Social Work Sociology Spanish v International Public Service Special Education v Special Education/ Elementary Education Speech Communication Intercultural Communication Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Performance Studies Persuasive Communication Public Relations Sport Administration Technical Resource Management Theater University Studies Workforce Education & Development Business, Marketing, Computer Education v Family & Consumer Sciences v Health Careers v Technology Education v Career & Technical Education v Education, Training & Development Zoology

Pre-Professional Non-Degree Programs Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Nursing Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Podiatry Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Pre-Major Advisement Center

(for students deciding on a major) Pre-Major

ROTC Aerospace Studies Army Military Science

Minors (Most majors are also available as a minor.)

Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) African Studies Airport Management and Planning Aircraft Product Support Aquatics Army Military Science (Army ROTC) Asian Studies Child and Family Services Chinese Classical Civilization Coaching East Asian Civilization Environmental Studies Equine Studies Forensic Science Global Studies Greek Information Technology Japanese Kinesiology Latin Latino and Latin American Studies Museum Studies Native American Studies Peace Studies Women’s Studies To learn more about programs of study, including additional screening requirements, visit admissions.siu.edu. v - Teacher certification program

available. z - Associate degree program; can lead

toward Bachelor’s degree or third year specialization beyond Associate. n - Offered off-campus only.

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