Addendum 2020-21 Catalogue

Administrative Officers

Catalogue Change: Jan. 22, 2021

Christina Logan, M.Ed. Ed. D. — Director of Transition Programs

Catalogue Change: Sept., 2020

Updated list of Academic Affairs officers to include the following officers: Kati Chipps, Director, SPARC; Leanne Prete, Director, RIO; Jeremy Summers, Director, Artistic Operations; and Fidias Reyes, Director, Arts Engagement.

University Calendar

Calendar Change: May 6, 2021

Adjusted Commencement and Semester end dates for Spring 2022.

Calendar Change: 4/29/21:

Added the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 Faculty Meeting dates to the calendar (Sept. 9 and Apr. 6 respectively).

Calendar Change: 10/5/20:

Summer 2021

Catalogue Change: 10/1/20:

Spring 2021 Calendar  (Calendar updates due to continued impacts of Covid 19.)

Summer 2021 Calendar:

Catalogue Change: 01/19/21:

Catalogue Change: 4/13/21:

Added the date for the Spring Faculty Meeting to the calendar.

Spring 2021 Calendar

Programs

Clincal Research B.S.

Catalogue Change: 10/8/20:

Clarified paragraph heading to say “Student Learning Outcomes” instead of “Program Objectives”.

Music Education, B.M.

Catalogue Change 3/2/21:

 Edited credit hours in Core title: “Core Requirements Common to all Music Curricula (21 22 credit hours):”

Physical Oceanography Minor

Catalogue Change: 4/13/21

Corrected an error in the calculation of total credit hours for the minor, changing the total from 21 hours to 17 hours.

Courses

Catalogue Change: June 4, 2021

STT 315 - Probability and Statistics

Corrected prerequisites to read: STT 215 and (MAT 152 or MAT 162).

Catalogue Change: May 7, 2021

CLR 499 - Honors Work in Clinical Research
This course may be repeated, but the repeatable hours were erroneously listed as 3.  Corrected the maximum repeatable hours to 6 to align with other 499 courses.

GGY 333 Applied Climatology
Added the sentence “Three lecture and three laboratory hours each week.” to the course description. References to lecture and lab hours had been inadvertently omitted from the course description.

CRM 301 Sociological Data Analysis and Interpretation

Clarified prerequisite language:

CRM 105 or SOC 105  or CRM 300  or SOC 300  or STT 215  or MAT 111  or a score of 4 or higher on the UNCW math placement test.

Prerequisite courses or higher, excluding excluding MAT 141  and MAT 142 , or appropriate math placement score.

CRM 105 or SOC 105 , and CRM 300  or SOC 300 ,  STT 215  or MAT 111  or higher (excluding MAT 141. MAT 142), or a score of 4 or higher on the UNCW math placement test.

COM 424 - Applying Coordinated Management of Meaning to the World Around Us

Clarified prerequisite language.

COM 305, and COM 200 with a minimum grade of “B.”  COM 200 with a minimum grade of ‘B’, and COM 305.”

PBH 499 - Honors Work in Public Health

Catalogue Change: 12/2/20:

Amended the repeatability of the course to show that the course is repeatable to a maximum of 6 credits.

Catalogue Change: 4/5/22:

SEC 220 - Teaching Schools and a Global Society - Corrected corequisites to say SEC 200 and SEC 220.

Faculty - Faculty Emeriti

Catalogue Change: 1/14/21:

The following faculty were inadvertently omitted from the Faculty emeriti listing and have been added to the catalogue:

James Reeves, Ph.D., professor emeritus of chemistry
Lee Jackson, Ph.D., professor emeritus of psychology
Jack Hall, Ph.D, professor emeritus of envronmental sciences
Linda Mechling, Ph.D., professor emerita of early childhood, elementary, middle, literacy and special education
Christopher Fonvielle, Ph.D., associate professor emeritus of history
Earl Sheridan, Ph.D., professor emeritus of public and international affairs
Cecil Willis, Ph.D., professor emeritus of sociology

Student Support Offices and Services

Catalogue Change: 1/22/21

ADA/504 Compliance 

Brian Victor, Ph.D.  Amber Resetar, Esq.
Interim ADA/504 Compliance Officer
University of North Carolina Wilmington

Phone:    910-962-7771  3557
Fax:        910-962-2284  7556
Email:     ADA-504-Coordinator@uncw.edu

Office of Student Leadership and Engagement

The Office of Student Leadership and Engagement creates opportunities in which UNCW students and fraternities & sororities can engage in their communities and serve others, practice leadership and inspire positive change, act congruently with their values, and celebrate excellence.  Opportunities to engage include but are not limited to leadership conferences and workshops, weekly service projects with nonprofits in Wilmington, large-scale service programs and Community Service Trips during semester breaks, and membership in a nationally recognized fraternity or sorority.  We also celebrate students’ engagement through the Cornerstone Awards and the Dub Awards.  By engaging in programs with the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement, students will:

Understand the relevance and importance of engagement in their community

Develop their capacities to practice leadership for positive change

Develop an awareness of their own values, while also learning to respect the diverse perspectives of others

Increase their awareness, understanding, and ownership of community needs and social responsibility

Make meaning of their experiences in order to utilize their skills and abilities in myriad contexts

Celebrate their own and others’ learning and development

For more information about Student Leadership and Engagement, visit us online at http://www.uncw.edu/osle/, call us at 910-962-3877, or stop by the Fisher Student Center Room 2029.

The University

Catalogue change as of 7/22/2022:

Academic Standing - updated language for SACSCOC accreditation.

The University of North Carolina Wilmington is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Contact the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of UNC Wilmington.

The University of North Carolina Wilmington is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Questions about the accreditation of the University of North Carolina Wilmington may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA  30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).