student handbookAcAdemic PlAnner

2010-2011

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Emergency Contact Numbers

Center for Student Health & Counseling (SHAC)………………503.725.2800 Campus Public Safety (CPSO)……………………..emergency: 503.725.4404

non-emergency: 503.725.4407 Residence Life…………………….……………………….…….503.725.2450 Multnomah County Crisis Line…………………………….…....503.988.4888 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline……………...………...1.800.273.TALK Portland Women’s Crisis Line………………………………...1.800.235.5333 Cascadia 24-hour Urgent Walk-in Clinic: 2415 SE 43rd

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Call PSU information for school closures: 503.725.3000 Any decision to close during the day will normally be made by 2:00 p.m.

Table of Contents

Welcome Letter................................................................................................ 2 Academic Calendar .......................................................................................... 3 Campus Map .................................................................................................... 4 Student Checklist ............................................................................................. 6 Quick Facts ...................................................................................................... 8 Viking Vocabulary........................................................................................... 9 Departments, Services, and Resources........................................................... 15 Index .............................................................................................................. 69 Student Academic Calendar........................................................................... 73

Handbook prepared by New Student Programs

Paloma Harrison, Handbook Editor For questions about the handbook, e-mail orientation@pdx.edu.

Portland State University. PSU is a place of opportunity for nearly 28,000 students, a place where classrooms and research connect to our community. I would encourage you to make the most of your experience as a student. Campus groups and organizations, internships, and volunteer opportunities can make college an even more rewarding endeavor. And for those of you who go on to earn a degree at Portland State, you’ll join an alumni network of over 120,000 located not just in the Portland region, but around the world.

I wish you the best of luck for a successful year, and I look forward to seeing you around campus (and cheering on the Vikings) in the coming months.

Sincerely,

Wim WiewelPresident

Welcome!

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Academic Calendar

2010–2011 www.pdx.edu/registration/academic-calendar

Fall ’10 Winter ’11 Spring ’11

New Student Week 9/20–9/26 Classes Begin 9/27 1/3 3/28 Last day of 100% refund period 10/3 1/9 4/3 Last day to add w/out instructor approval 10/3 1/9 4/3 Last day to add class w/ instructor

approval 10/8 1/14 4/8 Financial Aid Census Date 10/10 1/16 4/10 Last day of 70% refund period 10/10 1/16 4/10 Last day to drop class w/out course

appearing on transcript 10/10 1/16 4/10 Last day of 40% refund period 10/17 1/23 4/17 Last day of 20% refund period 10/24 1/30 4/24 Last day to change grading option 11/14 2/20 5/15 Last day to withdraw from a course 11/14 2/20 5/15 Registration begins for the following term 5/2 (Summer)* Graduates & Postbac Graduates 11/8 2/14 5/9 (Fall)* Seniors 11/10 2/16 5/11 (Fall)* Postbac Undergraduates 11/15 2/21 5/16 (Fall)* Juniors 11/17 2/23 5/18 (Fall)* Sophomores 11/22 2/28 5/23 (Fall)* Freshmen 11/24 3/2 5/25 (Fall)* Non-Degree 11/29 3/7 9/12 (Fall)* Classes End 12/5 3/13 6/5 Final Exams 12/6–12/11 3/14–3/19 6/6–6/12 Last day to clear outstanding balances

to avoid $100 late fee 12/10 3/18 6/10 Last day to clear grade deficiencies 12/10 3/18 6/10

for graduation Grades online 12/15 3/23 6/15 Holidays – University Closed Labor Day September 6, 2010 Veterans’ Day November 11, 2010 Thanksgiving Holiday November 25–26, 2010 Christmas Holiday December 24, 2010 New Year’s Holiday December 31, 2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day January 17, 2011 Memorial Day May 30, 2011 Independence Day July 4, 2011

*Students who are newly admitted for Summer or Fall terms will register at a later date than continuing students. For details, see the registration website:

www.pdx.edu/registration/when-register

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Engineering Building (EB). . . . . . . . . . . . H-10Engineering & Computer Science Annex (CECS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H-8Extended Studies (XSB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-4Fifth Avenue Cinema (CIN) . . . . . . . . . . . . H-8Fourth Avenue Building (FAB) . . . . . . . . G-10Harder House (HH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-4Harrison Street Building (HSB) . . . . . . . . . .F-3

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Helen Gordon Child Development Center (HGCDC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-1Hoffmann Hall (HOFF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F-2Honors Building, University (UHP) . . . . . . D-2Koinonia House (KHSE). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-7Lincoln Hall (LH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-6Market Center Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-10Market Square Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-8

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Student Checklist

Any Time After Admission:

Apply for Financial Aid (www.fafsa.ed.gov) and submit any materials requested by the PSU Financial Aid Office

To check on the status of your aid or to accept your award, login to the myPSU portal: my.pdx.edu. Visit www.pdx.edu/finaid for more information. Graduate scholarships, assistantships (GAs), and financing information can be found at www.gsr.pdx.edu/ogs_funding_scholarships.php.

Apply for On-Campus Housing

If you plan to live on campus be sure to apply for housing as soon as possible. Visit www.pdx.edu/housing for more information.

Before Registering for Classes:

Submit outstanding paperwork - including, but not limited to:

Final High School and/or College Transcripts Test Scores

Submit final high school and/or college transcripts and/or test scores to complete the admissions process and to avoid registration delays for future terms. Admissions, Records, and Registration needs to verify that you have completed all of the courses that you were taking at the time of your application. Visit www.pdx.edu/admissions for more information.

Proof of Measles Vaccination/Exemption

Submit your measles documentation as soon as possible in order to avoid registration delays for future terms. Visit www.pdx.edu/shac for more information.

Set up PSU Computer Accounts at www.oam.pdx.edu

Before registering for classes, you will need to create your Odin account and PSU email address through the Odin Account Manager (OAM) process. This also gives you access to PSU computer labs and Wi-Fi.

After Registering for Classes:

Pay Tuition & Fees

Bills for fall term tuition and fees are mailed out the 15th of the month prior to start of the term. Tuition and fees are due the 10th of the month after classes begin. Visit www.pdx.edu/bao/cashiers-office for more information.

Purchase Parking Permit or Flexpass

If you are planning to park on campus, you need to purchase a parking permit. After you have registered for classes, you may purchase a permit on-line starting in August. PSU also offers a discounted student all-zone transit pass (Flexpass)

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for Fall, Winter and Spring Terms; this is available to all students registered for at least 3 credit hours. Visit www.transportation.pdx.edu for more information.

Obtain PSU ID Card in Neuberger Hall Lobby

In order to receive your financial aid refund, if applicable, and to take advantage of the library, athletic facilities, and a variety of student discounts throughout Portland, you need a PSU Student ID card. After registering for classes, you will automatically receive your Student ID Card via U.S. Mail approximately 4 weeks prior to the start of the term. Your initial ID may not yet include your photo – you should still ‘activate’ this card upon receiving it, especially if you are receiving Financial Aid. Have your photo taken during Orientation, if possible, to avoid having a card with no photo. Visit www.pdx.edu/bao/psu-onecard for more information.

Purchase textbooks

Textbooks will be available for purchase one to two weeks before the start of the term. Check the bookstore’s website for a list of required books by course. Textbooks purchased more than three weeks before the start of classes may not be fully refundable and may only be returned at the buyback rate - up to 50% of the original cost. You may choose to purchase your books via the website and have them delivered to your home. Visit www.portlandstatebookstore.com for more information.

Mark your calendars for New Student Week

New Student Week is designed to help you connect with the academic, cultural, and social opportunities at PSU and will take place September 20-26. It is also an opportunity for you to complete any outstanding tasks prior to the start of classes. You will be mailed the New Student Week event schedule in early September.

Meet with an academic adviser to plan future term(s) courses

All new students are expected to meet with an academic adviser after New Student Orientation during their first two terms. Visit www.pdx.edu/advising for more information. Graduate students receive academic advising through their individual departments.

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Quick Facts As of Fall 2008

Source: Student Information System www.oirp.pdx.edu

ENROLLMENT Total Enrollment: 26,587 Undergraduate: 20,515 Graduate: 6,072 AVERAGE AGE Undergraduate: 25.2 Graduate: 33.6 GENDER Undergraduate

Female: 10,939 Male: 9,576

Graduate Female: 3,674 Male: 2,398 RESIDENCY Residents: 21,439 Nonresidents: 5,148

AVERAGE CREDITS PER TERM Undergraduate: 10.3 Graduate: 7.3 FULL TIME Undergraduate: 63% Graduate: 41%

ETHNIC ORIGIN American Indian: 335 Asian/Pacific Islander: 1,963 Black, Non-Hispanic: 736 European Americans: 17,219 Hispanic/Latino: 1,342 Multiple Ethnicities: 429 Declined to Respond/Unknown:

2,461 MOTTO Let Knowledge Serve the City

Estimated Cost of Attendance As of Academic Year 2009-10

Undergraduate

Resident Graduate Resident

Undergraduate Non-resident

Graduate Non-resident

Tuition/fees 5,700 11,739 17,247 17,514 Books & Supplies

1,911 1,911 1,911 1,911

Room & Board* 9,774 9,774 9,774 9,774 Transportation 900 900 1,200 1,200 Misc. Personal 2,061 2,061 2,061 2,061

Total 20,346 26,385 32,193 32,460

*For students living with their families $6,891 is subtracted from room and board.

**Above is the estimated cost of attending full time for three terms during the standard academic year (Fall/Winter/Spring). Your actual tuition (based on credits taken), room and board, transportation and personal expenses may vary from these estimates.

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VIKING VOCABULARY A LIST OF COMMON TERMS AT PSU

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: Contains essential information about deadlines for adding and dropping courses, refund periods, withdrawing from courses, and changing grading options. It is published each term in the registration guide and online. (www.pdx.edu/registration/calendar) ACADEMIC DISMISSAL: An academic standing designation given to undergraduate students who have been on academic probation and who have not met either of the following criteria: 1) raised their cumulative PSU GPA to 2.0 or higher, or 2) earned a GPA of 2.25 or higher for the given term, thereby remaining on academic warning and subject to the same requirements in the next term. Dismissed students are not allowed to continue taking classes at PSU unless they are reinstated by the Scholastic Standards Committee. ACADEMIC PROBATION: An academic standing designation given to students who have been on academic warning and have not met either of the following criteria: 1) raised their cumulative PSU GPA to a 2.0 or higher, or 2) earned a GPA of 2.25 or higher for the given term, thereby remaining on academic warning and subject to the same requirements in the next term. ACADEMIC STANDING: An indication of a student’s academic performance at PSU. Students are in Good Standing if their cumulative PSU GPA is a 2.0 or higher. Students with a GPA below a 2.0 are placed on Academic Warning, Academic Probation, or Academic Dismissal using the criteria found in the Academic Standing Policy. ACADEMIC WARNING: An academic standing designation given to students who have attempted twelve or more credits and whose cumulative GPA has fallen below a 2.0. A registration hold is placed on the student’s record until he or she has attended an Academic Warning Workshop offered by the Undergraduate Advising and Support Center. ACADEMIC YEAR: This usually refers to the September–June school year. In some cases it refers to the entire year. ADD/DROP: The process of adding or dropping classes during the beginning of the term. ADVISER: A faculty or staff member who assists students with planning quarter schedules as well as their overall programs of study. ALUMNI: Graduate from a school, college, or university. ASPSU (ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF PSU): Portland State University’s student government. The ASPSU office is located at 117 Smith Memorial Student Union. (www.aspsu.pdx.edu) AUDIT: To attend a course without requesting or receiving academic credit. BACHELOR’S DEGREE: The degree earned after completing all undergraduate requirements based on general education, degree type, and major. Also known as a Baccalaureate Degree. BANWEB: The online system students use to register for classes, view accounts, access records, reserve parking permits, and more. Also known as Student Information System, used interchangeably with myPSU. (www.banweb.pdx.edu) BLACKBOARD: An online course management system used to provide instructional support via the Internet. Instructors may use Blackboard in delivering online course materials, providing online communication tools, assessing student performance, or managing student’s course grades and activities. (bb.pdx.edu) BULLETIN: An annual publication that details admission requirements, transfer credit rules, general academic policies and regulations, degree and program requirements, course descriptions,

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and general information about student services and tuition and fees for the academic year. (www.pdx.edu/registration/oaa/psu-bulletin) CAPSTONE: Senior capstones are community projects that a small group of students work on together through a six-credit course, which is part of the University Studies general education requirements. CERTIFICATE: Similar to a major, but requires fewer credits and sometimes offered in a subject where a major is not. PSU offers a variety of minors and certificates to supplement an undergraduate student’s education. CODE OF CONDUCT, STUDENT: Portland State University recognizes the intrinsic value of individual differences and diversity. The University supports the rights of all people to live and learn in a safe and respectful environment that promotes the free and vigorous expression of ideas. Policies and procedures are designed to protect these freedoms and the fundamental rights of others. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with these principles. For more information or to submit a Code of Conduct complaint, visit www.pdx.edu/dos/codeofconduct. COMMENCEMENT: The ceremony at the end of an academic year where graduating students are honored. The registration process and deadlines for commencement can be found on at http://www.pdx.edu/commencement. CONVOCATION: The ceremony that marks the start of the academic year and welcomes new students to Portland State University. Convocation is held during New Student Week. CO-REQUISITE: A course that must be completed simultaneously with another specified course. For examples, a chemistry course may have a co-requisite laboratory course. COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM: Courses numbered 100–299 are called lower division courses and are usually considered entry-level courses which are appropriate for freshman or sophomore students or students beginning coursework in a new discipline. Courses numbered 300–499 are called upper division courses and are usually appropriate for junior or senior students or students who have prior coursework in the discipline. Courses numbered 99 or lower are not applicable to graduation requirements. Courses numbered 500 or higher are graduate courses. Courses numbered 500-599 are designed for master’s students, and courses numbered 600-699 are designed for doctoral students. Courses numbered 700-799 cannot be applied to any degree program at PSU, and courses numbered 800-899 have limited use in graduate education degrees only. CREDIT HOUR: Students typically receive one credit per hour in class each week. Students should plan to spend two to three hours studying each week per credit hour. CREDITS: Each class at PSU is worth a certain number of credits. Generally the number of credits is in proportion to the number of hours per week spent in the class. Thus, a four-credit class generally requires four hours per week of classroom time. Some exceptions include labs and studios. The minimum number of credits required for a bachelor’s degree is 180. Credits are also known as hours or units. CRN (COURSE REFERENCE NUMBER): The five-digit number that identifies a course in the registration process. DARS (DEGREE AUDIT REPORT SYSTEM): A tool to assist in the academic advising process. It is meant to help advisers and students in the process of course selection and academic program planning. Students should review their DARS report prior to meeting with an adviser. DARS reports are accessed through the online student information system. See advising listing for more information.

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DEAN: An academic administrator or official at a school, college, or university, especially one with responsibility for students or faculty. DEAN’S AND PRESIDENT’S LIST AWARDS: High achieving undergraduate students, as indicated by GPA, are placed on the Dean’s or the President’s List according to the criteria established by the Council of Deans. These awards are given to undergraduate students who have not yet earned a bachelor’s degree. The award is acknowledged through a letter from the respective dean’s office and with a notation on the student’s academic transcript. DECLARING A MAJOR: It is recommended that undergraduate students declare a major by the time they have earned 90 credits. A student can declare or change their major through the online student information system before registering for classes each term or submit a Student Information Change form to Registration & Records in the Neuberger Hall Lobby. DISTANCE LEARNING: Education where students are physically separated from fellow students and the instructor(s), and take academic courses by accessing information and communicating via media (e.g., a computer network). Also known as Distance Education. EDUCATION ABROAD: A program that allows students to receive credit for coursework while attending an institution in another country. Also known as Study Aboard. ELECTIVES: Courses students take in addition to all the general education, degree, and major requirements. These credits may be used toward a minor, certificate, or second major. PSU does not require a specific number of electives for graduation. The number of electives students take varies depending on their major and on personal interests. EXCELLENCE AND COMMENDATION AWARDS: University-wide academic awards given to one undergraduate and one graduate student from each school or college who has a GPA of at least 3.5 and a record of scholarly achievements. Two Awards of Excellence are given to recipients of Commendation Awards (given to one undergraduate and one graduate student). (www.pdx.edu/dos) FAFSA (FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID): The application required for students to be considered for federal student financial aid. The FAFSA is processed free of charge and is used by most state agencies and colleges. A new application must be submitted for each academic year. FAFSA forms are available from high schools and online. (www.fafsa.ed.gov) FERPA (FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS & PRIVACY ACT OF 1974): A Federal Law that protects a student’s right of privacy concerning release of certain information without authorized consent. (www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html) FINANCIAL AID: Money available from various sources to help students pay college expenses. These funds are available in the form of loans, grants, work-study, or scholarships from the state, federal government, or other organizations. FRINQ (FRESHMAN INQUIRY): A yearlong general education course through the University Studies department. FULL-TIME ENROLLMENT: Refers to the minimum number of credits students must be enrolled in each term to be considered full-time. Undergraduates must be enrolled in a minimum of twelve credits and graduates in a minimum of nine credits in order to be considered full-time. Some students, such as international students, student athletes, and some scholarship recipients, must maintain full-time enrollment each quarter. FYE (FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE): An on-campus housing program for first year students that takes place in the Ondine and Broadway Residence Halls. GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT: Curriculum that is required for all undergraduates who plan to graduate from PSU. The general education curriculum differs at each institution and

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may also be titled differently. The goal of the general education requirements at any university is to assure that all graduates have taken all, or part of, a common set of coursework designed around the university’s educational goals. (www.pdx.edu/unst and www.honors.pdx.edu) GLOBAL VILLAGE: A housing program in Steven Epler Hall for first year student designed to foster development of intercultural awareness, communication skills, and academic success by encouraging discourse and shared experience among a diverse community of peers. GOOD STANDING: In order to maintain good academic standing with the University, an undergraduate student must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. GPA (GRADE POINT AVERAGE): A measure of academic achievement determined by dividing the number of quality points received for each course’s grade by the amount of credits each course is worth. GRADING OPTION: Refers to different methods of grading. Some courses at PSU may be taken for a Pass/No Pass (P/NP) option instead of the usual A–F option. Note that courses applying toward major requirements are not usually allowed with a P/NP option. P/NP does not affect a student’s GPA. Undergraduate students must earn at least a C- in a course to receive a P, and graduate students must earn at least a B- to receive a P. Another grading option is Audit, in which a student may attend a class without receiving credit or a grade. Audited courses cannot apply toward graduation requirements. GRADUATION: The formal completion of an instructional program or course of study. One must apply for gradation. Students graduate after successfully meeting all credit and course requirements and other criteria set by the University. This is separate from the commencement ceremony. For deadlines and instructions on how to apply for graduation please visit http://www.pdx.edu/registration/graduation. HONORS PROGRAM: The University Honors Program is designed for undergraduate students who plan to go on to graduate or professional school after graduation and work toward a PhD, MD, JD, or any other advanced degree. (www.honors.pdx.edu) INCOMPLETE: A temporary grade given to a student who is doing satisfactory work but is unable to complete the course due to illness or emergency. The instructor and student arrange how and when the student will complete the work and have the “I” grade changed to a final letter grade. At PSU, the student must finish the incomplete work within one academic year. If this is not done, the grade of “I” is changed to “F” or “NP” for undergraduate classes. For graduate classes, the grade of “I” will remain on the transcript permanently. INTERNSHIP: A supervised short-term apprenticeship or temporary job in a real-world setting closely related to a student’s field of study. The student may or may not be paid, and can earn college credit for the work experience. LIBERAL ARTS: A broad overview of academic disciplines within the arts and sciences that includes languages, history, philosophy, arts and letters, social sciences, and natural sciences. LOWER DIVISION: Courses numbered at the 100- and 200-level and are usually considered entry-level courses. These are appropriate for freshman or sophomore students or students beginning coursework in a new discipline. MAJOR: Area of specialization consisting of a cluster of related courses drawn from one or more departments that require a minimum number of credits. PSU offers around 100 undergraduate major programs. MAJOR REQUIREMENTS: Students must complete one of the majors offered by PSU in order to graduate. The number of credits and requirements for each major varies and are listed in the bulletin and on department websites. Questions about these requirements should be directed to the faculty and advisers in each specific department.

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MATRICULATION FEE: A fee assessed to first-time undergraduate and graduate students to support first-year student advising and services. MINOR: Similar to a major, but requires fewer credits. PSU offers a variety of minors and certificates to supplement a student’s education. A minor is not required for graduation. MYPSU: The online Portland State University portal, which allows you to access student account information such grades, course registration and account balances, as well as Blackboard, the PSU calendar, student groups, university email and reserve parking and transit passes all in one place. (my.pdx.edu) NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE (NSE): An option for students to take classes that PSU does not offer at a different institution or to explore different cultural and geographical settings and pay in-state tuition at the host institution or regular tuition at PSU. (www.pdx.edu/admissions/nse) NEW STUDENT WEEK: A week of information sessions, open houses, and programs designed to welcome new students prior to the beginning of fall term. Schedules will be mailed in late August and posted on the website. (www.pdx.edu/orientation) OAM: Odin Account Manager is the system used by PSU users to administrate computer accounts (Odin accounts) on a self-service model. Odin accounts are used for email (Webmail), Blackboard, Wi-Fi, accessing campus computers, file storage, and websites. With OAM, users can change passwords, set up email forwards and update their directory information. (www.oam.pdx.edu) ODIN ACCOUNT: An Odin computer account, a username and password, allows students to access online resources including email, dial-up Internet access, campus wireless, campus computer labs, UNIX shell access, and disk space for personal files. PARK BLOCKS: The half-mile stretch of trees, grass, and fountains that runs through the center of campus. PART-TIME STUDENT: An undergraduate student enrolled in less than 12 credits or a graduate student enrolled in less than 9 credits a quarter. PARTY IN THE PARK: In the first week of Fall term, the Student Activities and Leadership Program (SALP) hosts a festive event that fills the Park Blocks with food, music, and opportunities to get involved in the University community. SALP hosts Party Near the Park during the first week of Winter term in Smith Memorial Student Union. PLACEMENT TESTS: Optional exams available to help students determine their level of knowledge in specific subject areas such as foreign languages and mathematics. PORTLAND SPECTATOR: A student-produced magazine with a conservative perspective on issues of common concern. PRACTICUM: A course that includes job-related activities and stresses the practical application of theory in a field of study. PRE-PROFFESIONAL PROGRAMS: Courses that meet requirements of various professional schools. These programs are not majors and are often based on the requirements of other institutions. Students will need to choose a major appropriate to their pre-professional program of study. PRE-REQ (PREREQUISITE): A course that must be completed (often with a certain minimum grade) or a skill that must be demonstrated before a student can enroll in a more advanced course. (For example, first-year French is a prerequisite for second-year French.)

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PRESIDENT’S SERVICE AWARDS: One of the most prestigious honors at PSU. Up to twenty-four students with a GPA of 2.5 or higher and of Junior, Senior, or Post-baccalaureate class standing are recognized each year for their service to the University and the larger community with receipt of this award. The President’s Award for Outstanding Community Engagement is an honor conferred annually to a maximum of twelve students who have engaged in an ongoing community service effort off campus and the President’s Award for Outstanding University Service is an honor conferred annually to a maximum of twelve students who have engaged in an effort to enhance the student experience at PSU. (www.pdx.edu/dos) PSU WEEKEND: Sponsored by the Alumni Association, PSU Weekend includes free lectures, tours, and department activities and events, and features a keynote speaker. (www.pdx.edu/alumni) QUARTER SYSTEM: An academic schedule system where the academic year is divided into fall, winter, spring, and summer quarters. Excluding summer, each quarter is approximately eleven weeks long. PSU’s academic schedule is on the quarter system. REARGUARD: PSU’s monthly alternative newspaper. (www.therearguard.org) RESIDENT: For the purposes of calculating a student’s tuition and fees, someone who has lived in the state for a specified length of time. REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT: An agreement with the university allowing a student to keep a balance with the school and accrue minimal fees as well as register for classes while having a balance with the university, otherwise not allowed. For information about balance limitations and the full policy visit www.pdx.edu/bao/formspolicies. SECOND MAJOR: A second major can be declared by a student interested in completing more than one major. Students must complete the requirements for a second major in addition to the general education, degree, and first major requirements. While students may complete two or more majors, they may complete only one degree (BA, BS, BM). SINQ (SOPHOMORE INQUIRY): A University Studies general education requirement. Three separate 200 level courses designed to introduce students to a subject different than their major. SPECIAL REGISTRATION FORM: The form a student uses to add or drop a class, change a grade option, or get an override. This goldenrod-colored form can be found in the Neuberger Hall Lobby. Also known as the Add/Drop form. SYLLABUS: An instructor’s course outline which includes the requirements for the course, the student’s responsibilities, and criteria for the final grade. TERM: A general word referring to the academic schedule system, often used in place of the term quarter or semester. TRANSCRIPTS: An official document that includes all of a student’s academic courses, grades, credits, and academic status. TRANSFER STUDENT: A student who moves from one college or university to another. U.SELECT: Information about equivalency for transfer courses can be found at www.pdx.transfer.org. UASC “You-Ask” (UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING & SUPPORT CENTER): Provides academic advising and other services to: newly admitted and newly enrolled students after they have attended New Student Orientation; students who are on academic warning, probation, or dismissal; and students who have not declared a major. (www.pdx.edu/uasc)

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UNDECLARED/UNDECIDED: Students who have not yet declared a major. Advising is available in the UASC for these students. UNIVERSITY STUDIES: University Studies is the option most students access for satisfying PSU’s general education curriculum. The goal of the general education curriculum is to assure that all graduates have taken all, or part of, a common set of coursework designed around the University’s educational goals. (www.pdx.edu/unst) UPPER DIVISION: Courses numbered at the 300- and 400-level. These are usually appropriate for junior or senior students, or students who have prior coursework in the discipline. VANGUARD: Portland State’s student-run newspaper, published four times per week. (www.dailyvanguard.com) VICTOR E. VIKING: The official mascot of Portland State. See him drop and give us twenty during athletic competitions. (www.goviks.com) WAITLIST: A list of students who want to enter a course that has no space currently available. Students are sometimes accepted into a desired class after a registered student "no shows," a professor admits students specially, or when an additional section of a course becomes available. WELCOME WEEK: A volunteer program developed to assist Portland State students and visitors by providing information and directions during the first week of classes in each term. WITHDRAWAL: The process of formally dropping a class after the term has started. WORK-STUDY: A type of financial aid that pays students to work part-time, often on campus, during the academic year.

DEPARTMENTS, SERVICES, AND RESOURCES

A ACADEMIC APPEALS 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dos/appeals 503.725.4422 askdos@pdx.edu Students who believe they have received a prejudiced or capricious academic evaluation may appeal with the Academic Appeals Board if reasonable efforts to contact the instructor, the department head, and the academic dean to resolve differences have been denied. ACADEMICALLY-CONTROLLED AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES (AAA) Harry York, chair aaa.groups.pdx.edu why@pdx.edu AAA supports travel for PSU students who participate in faculty-governed scholarly conferences by reading papers, participating in panels, or giving creative presentations. Their participation must have educational potential for other students, e.g., through a complementary presentation on the PSU campus. ADMISSIONS, REGISTRATION & RECORDS (ARR) The role of Admissions, Registration & Records is to provide information and services to prospective, current, and returning students in order to facilitate their admission, enrollment, and post-enrollment record keeping. ARR representatives provide accurate and timely information and assistance to students and other University constituents.

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Admissions Counseling 105 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/admissions 503.725.3511 askadm@pdx.edu International Admissions 105 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/admissions/international-admission 503.725.5535 intladm@pdx.edu Counseling staff advise prospective students on issues relating to admission requirements and application processes for U.S. and international students, admission appeals, scholarships, transfer credit equivalencies, evaluation of credit from institutions outside the U.S., community college co-admission, National Student Exchange (NSE), and Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE). Orientation and Campus Visits 131 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/orientation 503.725.5555 www.pdx.edu/admissions/visit orientation@pdx.edu psutours@pdx.edu This office hosts individual and group visits, campus tours, and orientation sessions for undergraduates. The Office of Graduate Studies provides walking and digital tours exclusively for graduate students. Please visit www.gsr.pdx.edu/ogs_orientation.php for more information. Degree Requirements 104 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/registration/applying-degree 503.725.3438 askdars@pdx.edu Degree Requirements staff manage student academic requirements petitions. This office maintains the University’s automated Degree Audit System (DARS) and clears graduating students to receive academic degrees.

Registration & Records Neuberger Hall Lobby www.pdx.edu/registration/registration-basics 503.725.3511 admissions@pdx.edu Registration & Records staff members manage the Student Information System and maintain official University academic records, including student transcripts, academic and residency status, and registration access. The office also administers academic holds, course withdrawals, deadline appeals, transcript requests, and enrollment verification. Veterans’ Certification 104 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/registration/veteran-certification 503.725.3411 hindahl@pdx.edu This office manages veterans’ educational benefit reporting and certification.

When to Register Students begin registering for classes during the pre-term registration period and may make changes to their registration until well after the term begins. Pre-term registration dates are prioritized according to student class standings, determined by the number of credits, earned as follows:

Standing Credits earned/completed Freshman 1-44 Sophomore 45-89 (90+ credits = upper-division) Junior 90-134 Senior 135+ Postbaccalaureate students hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or

university. Graduate Fully admitted to a graduate program

To increase the chances of securing a place in their preferred courses, students should register as soon as possible once their registration queue opens.

How to Register for classes via myPSU 1. Open a web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome) and navigate to PSU’s Portal

(myPSU) https://my.pdx.edu 2. Enter your User Name and Password created in the

Odin/OAM Computer Account creation process and click login. If you have not created your Odin/OAM, or PSU computer account, follow the instructions on your letter of admission. For help, call 503-725-HELP(4357) or visit https://oam.pdx.edu/

3. Once logged in, select the Student tab at the top of the page.

Check out the different boxes for various student and campus information. 4. Navigate to My Quick Links and click on Registration. Registration and other Student

Services may also be accessed under PSU Info System by clicking on My Banner. 5. Register for classes, using either option: A. Enter CRNs:

1. Select the Add or Drop Classes link 2. Select the term for which you are registering 3. Enter CRNs

In the boxes provided on the next page, enter the CRN (Course Reference Number) for each class for which you would like to register. Enter one course CRN per box and remember to register for co-requisite courses simultaneously (i.e. lectures that also require an associated lab or mentored inquiry).

B. Utilize the Class Search Feature:

1. Select the Look-up Classes link

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2. Select the term for which you are registering

3. Class Search Feature.

This allows you to search for and add classes, rather than entering CRNs for each individual course. This feature is useful if you find that many classes are closed, or simply want to see what is available and will fit into your schedule best. Unless you enter the EXACT course title, as it appears in the online schedule, you will receive an error. You might plan to search simply by department. Note: ‘Course Number’ is not referring to the CRN (i.e. enter 243 if you want to take STAT 243). Also, departments here are not always listed exactly as they are in the online schedule of classes.

4. After you have entered your search criteria, select the Class Search button to proceed. If you do not get any results, try broadening your search field by not selecting the time, days, or instructor.

Sample search:

5. Review the list of courses, select the empty checkbox to the left of the course(s) for which you would like to register, and then select Register at the bottom of the screen.

Notes:

A. Closed classes: A class that is either full or has been canceled will have a ‘C’ in place of the checkbox on the left.

B. Available seats: In the list of available classes, you will note three columns that

display the course: seat capacity (Cap), actual number of students registered (Act), and remaining seats available (Rem). This can be a bit misleading, especially if the particular course has a waitlist. For waitlist details, select the particular course CRN, and then on the next screen select the course title – this will display the total number of students who are either registered for the course or are currently on the waitlist.

C. Wildcards: A wildcard allows you to search more generally within a particular field. The PSU registration system uses the ‘%’ as a wildcard. For example, if you want to search for all 200-level courses in a particular subject, you may enter ‘2%’ into the Course Number field. You may also want to see only the University

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Studies cluster courses in a particular department. To see these results, simply enter ‘%%%U’ into the Course Number field. You may search for courses offered in particular clusters and departments by using selecting both the Attribute Type and Subject Field

D. Ctrl-selection: You can select multiple subjects or instructors simultaneously by

holding down the Ctrl key and selecting the desired subjects and/or instructors. 6. Successful Registration and Registration Errors:

A. Successful Registration of Classes

Select Submit Changes. The next screen will display the courses for which you successfully registered, if any. Classes for which you have successfully registered for will look something like this:

(Note that **Registered WEB** means that you are successfully registered for the class.) • The ‘Action’ drop-down menu offers you the option of dropping a course that you no longer want, or will allow you to get onto a ‘Waitlist’ for a class that may be full and has the Waitlist feature activated. See the Academic Calendar to learn of available Drop/Add dates. • To change your grading option from A-F to Pass/No Pass, for classes with this option, click on the ‘Grade Mode’ for the class you wish to change. • Waitlist: Not all classes have a Waitlist available. Once on the Waitlist, you will not automatically be added (registered) to the class should a seat become available. You will need to bring a Special Registration Form, available in the lobby of Neuberger Hall, to the first day of class and ask the instructor if s/he has room to add you to the class. If so, you will need to complete the form and get his/her initials before submitting the completed form to the Registration Office.

B. Possible Errors of Registration

Registration Errors: You may see the following upon attempting to register

Common errors listed under ‘Status’ include: CLOSED SECTION – The class is full. CORQ_PH 107 REQ – This class has a required Co-Requisite, for which you must

register at the same time that you register for this course. PREQ – The class has a prerequisite that has not been completed. MAJOR RESTRICTION – You may only register for this course if you are majoring in

this department. TIME CONFLICT – This indicates that the time of the class for which you are trying to

register overlaps with another class for which you have already registered.

7. After you have finished adding classes, select Please click here to complete your Registration at the bottom of the page. This completes the registration process and on the next screen displays

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the tuition and fees for which you are responsible. Please note that tuition and fee assessments for each term may not be in the system until the months immediately preceding the term. You may need to log back into the system at a future date to check your account balance.

8. After Registration: For a complete list, review page 6

A. Update Personal Information:

Navigate to the Personal Information box under the Student tab and click on the links to update your Mailing Address, Phone Numbers and Emergency and PSU Alert Notification contact information.

B. Print out Student Schedule: Navigate to the PSU Info box on the right hand side of the Student tab and click in this order: My Banner/Student Services & Financial Aid/Registration. You may view either the Student Schedule by Day and Time or Student Detail Schedule.

C. PSU Alert Notification System (PSU Alert): Navigate to the Personal Information box in the center of the page under the Student tab and click on PSU Alert System to enter in your Alert Notification Information. The PSU Alert emergency notification system (provided by 3n National Notification Network) enables the university to contact the PSU community in the event of an emergency by sending messages via your preferred electronic device: Cell, Email, Pager and by Phone. For additional details about the PSU Alert system, see www.pdx.edu/cpso/psu-alert-notification-system

D. Revolving Charge Account Plan (RCAP).

Navigate to the PSU Info box on the right hand side of the Student tab and click in this order: My Banner/Student Services & Financial Aid/Student Account and then on RCAP Information.

An opportunity will be given to you to agree, or not, to the terms of the RCAP. Essentially, by agreeing to the RCAP, you are acknowledging your financial responsibility for your registered courses and other accumulated University expenses. This will allow you to carry a limited account balance beyond the bill due date without receiving a hold on your account. Such a hold may restrict your ability to drop or add classes or obtain copies of PSU transcripts. Any balance that you carry beyond the bill due date will accrue interest and monthly billing fees until paid in full. A one-time late fee of $100 will be assessed for the term if you have not paid you tuition and fees for the term by the last day of finals. Be sure to read the terms of the RCAP before selecting an option. For additional details about payment for tuition and fees, see www.pdx.edu/bao/student-resources.

For additional information about registration and the registration process, go to:

www.pdx.edu/registration/register

Online Registration Hours 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Registration Deadlines The Academic Calendar lists deadlines related to adding and dropping classes, making grade changes, withdrawing from classes, and refund percentages. These dates are important as they determine the extent of financial obligations incurred by registration activity and they determine if and how a course registration will be recorded on a student’s transcript.

Class Locations Building and room locations for on-campus classes are published in the online Class Schedule (www.sa.pdx.edu/soc) two weeks before the start of each term. This is to avoid the confusion of initial room assignments that are later adjusted due to enrollment changes, disability requests, and other factors. Students should confirm the locations of their courses in the online Class Schedule a few days before the term begins. Locations for off-campus classes are included at the time the online schedule is first released each term.

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Student with access requirements are encouraged to register with the Disability Resource Center (DRC) in 116 Smith Memorial Student Union. The DRC has a list of tentative room assignments available for planning and advising purposes. For more information about the DRC, see www.drc.pdx.edu.

Dropping Courses Students may drop courses through the end of the second week of the term without the course appearing on transcripts. Withdrawing from a course between the second and seventh week of the term results in the course appearing on transcripts with a mark of “W.” After the seventh week, students may not withdraw. Visit www.pdx.edu/registration/calendar.html.

Closed & Restricted Classes Students may register for closed and restricted classes with departmental approval. Contact the department for restriction overrides. The department may provide an electronic override or may require the submission of a Special Registration Form, signed by the instructor or stamped by the department. Submit Special Registration Forms to the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records.

Waitlist Feature Registration options may include a waitlist if the department engages the feature. This option permits a department to obtain a list of names, in chronological order, of those who wish to be considered for the next available seat. If the waitlist itself is full, the section is closed. When registering online, students can add themselves to a waitlist by choosing “Waitlist” from the “Action” pull-down menu. If the course is closed and a waitlist is available, the Status box will indicate how many students are already waitlisted. Select “Waitlist” to be added to the waitlist. When the Status box indicates “Open,” it means that one or more students have dropped the course and there is space for a student to be added from the waitlist. Students on a waitlist will not be registered automatically as spaces open. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain faculty or departmental approval on the Special Registration Form and to submit the form to the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. Most departments expect waitlisted students to attend the first class meeting.

Registration Holds Registration holds are placed on student records for past-due accounts, measles documentation, missing admissions data, or other reasons. Information about holds and how to clear them is available as part of the PSU Information System or by visiting the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. Students also may call 503.725.3412 during business hours for assistance. Grading Option Changes Students may change a course grading option, if the course has multiple options (pass/no pass or A-F), through the end of the seventh week of the term using the online registration system.

By-Arrangement Requests Students may make arrangements with PSU instructors to complete course work individually (instead of in a regular classroom setting). The resulting “by-arrangement” courses are omnibus-numbered (e.g., 401-409, 501-509, 601-609) and students register for them using a By-Arrangement Request form, available from the instructor’s department. By-Arrangement registration must be approved by the instructor and department chair. In the College of

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Urban and Public Affairs, the Dean must also approve, in addition to the instructor and chair. The Office of Admissions, Registration and Records processes completed forms, adding the course to the student’s existing registration. Students can see their updated registration and account information via the online PSU Information System. The last day to enroll in a by-arrangement course is the final day to add classes for the term. Course Planning Guide Available Online The Course Planning Guide (CPG) is now online at www.pdx.edu/registration/cpg. The CPG is a projected list of courses to be offered during specific quarters of the academic year. Listings are subject to change throughout the year and students are encouraged to check back once in a while for the latest projections.

Audit Registration Students may audit a course if they wish only to attend class without earning credit or receiving an evaluation of academic performance. Audited courses are recorded on the student’s academic record with a mark of AU; however, a grade of X (meaning “no basis for grade”) can be assigned for inadequate attendance since attendance is customary and expected. AU or X marks do not carry credit and are not included when calculating GPA. Audit credits are assessed regular tuition and fees and are subject to the same refund rules as regular credit hours. Audit credits are not counted in determining a student’s enrollment status for the purposes of enrollment verification or financial aid. In addition, audited courses do not satisfy degree requirements. Audit registration is allowed on a space available basis and at the discretion of the instructor. Students may use the audit registration option from the first day of the term through the end of the fifth week by submitting a Special Registration Form, approved by department stamp or instructor signature, to the Registration windows in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. Senior citizens should consult the Institute on Aging website (www.upa.pdx.edu/IOA) or call 503.725.4739 for information on registering for audit credits.

ADVISING SERVICES (major advising listed by departments alphabetically) Portland State University believes that academic advising should be a part of a student’s entire academic career, beginning with his/her pre-admission contacts with the University and with New Student Orientation. Once a student has been admitted and attended an Orientation: Advising and Registration session, he/she should have frequent contact with advisers the entire time he/she attends PSU. All freshmen must be advised by their declared academic major department prior to registering for their sophomore year (e.g. before they have completed 45 credits). Academic advisers can help students with the following:

• Exploration of personal life goals • Exploration of career and education goals • Selection of a major or program of study • Selection of courses • Scheduling of courses • Understanding the balance between personal responsibilities and those of the

University • Information about and referral to University resources and services

Students should keep record of any advising materials (i.e., DARS report, transcripts from other colleges, copies of petitions, any correspondence from the university) and bring this file with them when meeting with an academic adviser.

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Academic advising is available at the following locations:

Undergraduate Advising and Support Center (UASC) 425 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/uasc 503.725.4005 askuasc@pdx.edu The UASC has professional advisers who advise students on University, general education and degree requirements, but not major specific requirements. UASC advisers also advise students who have not decided on a major, want to change a major, and/or are having academic difficulties. Freshmen who have not declared a major must be advised by a UASC adviser before registering for their sophomore year (before completing 45 credits). College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) 387 Cramer Hall www.pdx.edu/clas 503.725.3822 askclas@pdx.edu CLAS has professional advisers who advise students majoring in liberal studies or general studies: arts and letters, social sciences and/or sciences; and students pursuing pre-professional health and pre-professional elementary education or social studies requirements. Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science Dean’s Office 100 Engineering Building www.pdx.edu/cecs 503.725.4631 advisor@cecs.pdx.edu Academic advising is available for all engineering and computer science majors. School of Business Administration Student Services (SBA) 240 School of Business Administration www.pdx.edu/sba 503.725.3712 sbainfo@pdx.edu SBA has professional advisers who advise students majoring in any of the business options. All academic departments provide advising for their majors. Please contact the academic department for information about their advising services. Graduate students receive academic advising through their individual departments. All graduate students are expected to maintain good academic standing during the course of their graduate program. For graduate students, good standing is defined as a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and a minimum 2.67 GPA each term. Graduate academic standing is administered by the Office of Graduate Studies.

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ACADEMIC ADVISING SYLLABUS

UASC: SMSU 425 www.pdx.edu/uasc 503-725-4005 Mission: Based on a system of shared responsibility, academic advising empowers students in the development and achievement of meaningful educational plans compatible with career and life goals. Advising Learning Outcomes

Understand and articulate general, degree, major and pre-professional requirements. Identify, locate, and utilize appropriate services to meet your academic and non-academic

needs. Develop an academic plan using the Degree Audit Report System (DARS), Bulletin,

Course Planning Guide, the Schedule of Classes and major department resources. Attend an advising session prepared and with appropriate questions. Create and maintain an advising file to include DARS reports, petitions, copies of

waivers, e-mail communication related to advising, and any other relevant material. Recognize that an adviser is invested in your academic and personal success. Demonstrate decision-making skills by gathering information, assessing alternatives, and

examining consequences. Understand and explain the relationship between your academic choices and your

academic, career and/or personal goals.

Academic advising is a collaborative educational process in which students and their advisers are partners in meeting the essential learning outcomes that support student success. This partnership requires participation and involvement of both the adviser and the student and spans the student’s whole educational experience. In this partnership both the adviser and the advisee have well-defined responsibilities. Adviser Responsibilities

Develop a supportive environment for students. Connect advising to individual student motivations throughout academic career and assist

them in developing an academic plan aligned with their goals. Explain requirements for graduation and give accurate information. Be knowledgeable of, increase awareness of, and guide students to appropriate campus

resources. Assist students in development of behaviors conducive to appropriate decision-making

processes.

Advisee Responsibilities

Attend advising sessions prepared and organized (bring planner, schedule, DARS, questions).

Understand relationship between your goals and your academic choices. Take responsibility for your educational plans and academic success. Keep track of your academic progress by using DARS in consultation with your academic

adviser. Take initiative in utilizing services and resources offered at the University. Be open and willing to consider recommendations from faculty, advisers and other

mentors.

Ultimately, responsibility for your educational planning and your overall college experience falls to you, the student.

Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Students are required to complete at least 180 credits with a minimum of 72 upper-division credits (300- and 400-level). Students must also complete the requirements for the three components of a baccalaureate degree (see diagram below). Transfer credits are applied towards these requirements. General Education Options: Major Requirements University Studies or

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180 credits with 72 upper

division

University Honors

Degree Options: Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, or Bachelor of Fine Arts

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS (choose one)

Bachelor of Arts (BA)—28 credits minimum 8 credits in Arts & Letters 4 credits in Fine & Performing Arts 4 credits in Science or Math 8 credits in Science/Math/Social Science 4 credits in Foreign Language numbered

203 or for which 203 is a prerequisite1 (see footnote)

Bachelor of Science (BS)—28 total credits 12 credits in Science (8 must include lab) 12 credits in Arts & Letters/Social Science 4 credits in Math (excluding Math 100 or

lower)

For information on Bachelor of Music (BM) or Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), see Music or Art Department for specific requirements

Academic Distribution Areas: Arts & Letters

American Sign Language, Applied Linguistics, Architecture*, Art*,

Arts & Letters, Black Studies (221, 351, 352, 353, 421, 424-427 only), Communication, Conflict

Resolution, Dance, English/Writing, Fine &

Performing Arts*, Foreign Languages & Literatures,

Humanities, Music*, Philosophy, Speech & Hearing Sciences,

Theater Arts* * denotes Fine & Performing Arts

Science Biology, Chemistry,

Environmental Science/Studies,

Geology, Physics, Science Education

(SCI)

Social Science Criminology & Crim. Justice

(220 & 330 only), Anthropology, Black Studies

(except 221, 351, 352, 353, 421, 424-427), Chicano/Latino

Studies, Child & Family Studies, Economics, Geography, History,

International Studies, Native American Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Social Science, Sociology, Urban

Studies & Planning, Women’s Studies

1 Foreign Language Requirement for Bachelor of Arts: Students with no previous knowledge of a foreign language will need to complete two full years of that language at the college level for a Bachelor of Arts (BA). Students who already possess sufficient competence in a foreign language may meet the BA language requirement by completing any foreign language course numbered 203 or for which 203 is a prerequisite, or otherwise demonstrating proficiency with the Foreign Languages and Literatures Department at PSU. English satisfies the BA language requirement for students who graduated from high school where English was not the language of instruction.

NOTE: Students who graduated or would have graduated from high school in Oregon in 1997 or later must have two years of a foreign language at the high school level or two terms at the college level to meet admission requirements, even if they plan to complete a BS degree. Students transferring to PSU need to submit a high school transcript if they have completed this requirement.

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GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Most colleges and universities have a general education requirement designed to provide the breadth of knowledge and skills expected from college graduates. At Portland State University, there are two general education tracks: University Studies and University Honors. Students must complete one of these tracks to graduate from PSU.

UNIVERSITY STUDIES www.pdx.edu/unst The University Studies program emphasizes an understanding of communication, critical thinking, social and ethical responsibility, and diversity of the human experience at all levels of the program. University Studies courses are unique to Portland State University and cannot be completed at other institutions and transferred here. Transfer students begin University Studies based on the number of transfer credits completed prior to the term of admission to PSU (see Placement Chart, next page). Freshman Inquiry: A year-long sequence which introduces students to the general education goals of communication, critical thinking, social and ethical responsibility, and diversity of human experience. FRINQ courses are interactive and theme-based, with each theme exploring topics using an interdisciplinary approach. Sophomore Inquiry: Gateway courses which introduce the themes to be further explored in the Upper Division Cluster. The specific course content introduces students to ideas, research, theory and perspectives which are central to the cluster. Examples include American Studies, Asian Studies, Family Studies, Media Studies, and Popular Culture. Upper Division Cluster: A group of approved upper division courses which explore interdisciplinary themes. As an example, the Asian Studies Cluster includes courses related to Asia taught by Anthropology, Art History, Chinese, Japanese, and History. Students complete a total of 12 credits in one cluster. Students who are required to take Sophomore Inquiry must choose a cluster which matches one of the Sophomore Inquiry courses taken. Courses taught by a student’s major department may not be used to satisfy the cluster requirements. Senior Capstone: A six-credit community-based learning course developed and taught by a PSU faculty member. Students work as a team to research and develop projects which address challenges within the community. Many capstones work with schools, non-profit organizations or city agencies. UNIVERSITY HONORS www.honors.pdx.edu Students accepted into the Honors Program complete a core component of work that will satisfy the general education requirement. While individual core programs vary to some extent, all students complete 8 courses in the technical/professional track or 10 courses in the liberal arts track. These include the appropriate track of the core course, “Studies,” at least two courses designated as colloquia, and the two-quarter thesis project (8 credit hours). For more information, contact the Honors Program at 503.725.4928.

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS A major is a primary field of study, an in-depth academic focus where students develop a significant level of knowledge and expertise in a specific academic area. Students must complete the requirements for one of the majors offered by PSU in order to graduate. The number of credits required for each major varies. The specific requirements for all majors are located in the PSU Bulletin and on the department’s website. Questions about these requirements should be directed to the faculty/advisers in that specific department. Students may also use the Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) on the myPSU portal (my.pdx.edu) to identify courses needed for a particular major.

ELECTIVES Electives are courses that do not directly apply towards the general education, degree, or major requirements. Most students need additional credits to equal the 180 total credit or 72 upper division credit requirements. Portland State does not require a specific number of electives for graduation; the number of elective credits needed varies depending on the major. Electives can be courses taken for fun, interest or, when a large number of elective credits are needed, a minor, certificate or second major might be considered.

CREDIT REQUIREMENTS Total credits required to graduate with a bachelor’s degree: 180 Total Upper Division credits required (300/400 level): 72 Minimum credits required in residence at PSU: 45 of last 60 or 165 total Maximum number of two-year college credits allowed towards degree: 124

Maximum number of Pass/No Pass (P/NP) credits allowed towards degree: 45 Maximum number of vocational/technical, PE, cooperative education credits allowed towards degree: 12 each

UNIVERSITY STUDIES PROGRAM MAP Descriptions of the Freshman Inquiry, Sophomore Inquiry, and Capstones as well as lists of Upper

Division Cluster courses are available in the Registration Guide or online at www.pdx.edu/unst.

FRESHMAN INQUIRY (FRINQ) UNST 1X1, 1X2, 1X3

A year-long, theme-based course with an accompanying mentored inquiry section.

SOPHOMORE INQUIRY (SINQ)

UNST 211-299 Three one-term courses with an accompanying mentored

Sophomore Inquiry 1

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Sophomore Inquiry 2

Sophomore Inquiry 3

UPPER DIVISION CLUSTER Upper Division courses designated with a “U” offered by academic departments. Three courses in

one cluster linked to one of the Sophomore Inquiry courses if it is required.

Cluster Course Cluster Course Cluster Course

SENIOR CAPSTONE UNST 421

A six-credit community-based learning course.

Placement for Transfer Students: Transfer students are placed in the University Studies program according to the number of transfer credits completed prior to the term of admission to Portland State. Students begin with the course indicated below and complete the remainder of the UNST program. Once students have registered for courses at Portland State as formally admitted students, additional credits completed at another institution will not change this placement.

Credits transferred University Studies Placement 0-29 credits Freshman Inquiry 30-59 credits 3 Sophomore Inquiries 60-74 credits 2 Sophomore Inquiries 75-89 credits 1 Sophomore Inquiry 90 or more credits Upper Division Cluster

Tips for Planning a Schedule & Being a Successful PSU Student Portland State expects that students maintain at least a 2.00 or “C” average (using only PSU courses) to remain in good academic standing with the university. Planning an appropriate schedule and following some of these other tips will assist you in being successful in your college career.

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• One credit = one hour in class, 2 hours study time! Most courses are 4 credits. • Course descriptions are found in the PSU Bulletin which is published annually. If a

description is not available, contact the academic department. • The PSU Bulletin also lists any pre-requisites and co-requisites for a course. Some courses

may only recommend a pre-requisite be taken; others may require the pre-requisite in order to register for the course.

• When planning your schedule each term, choose courses that meet each of the graduation requirements: major, degree (BA, BS, BM, BFA), and general education.

• Courses taught in foreign languages and the sciences are often offered in sequences which begin in fall term. You might not be able to start a sequence in the middle of the year. Check with an adviser or the department that teaches the course.

• Use the Course Planning Guide online at www.pdx.edu/registration/cpg to identify what term(s) classes will be offered.

• Be aware of footnotes in the Schedule of Classes. They contain important information! • Freshmen should take 100- or 200-level courses only; 300- and 400-level courses are for

students with previous college coursework. • Whether you are a first-year student or are transferring from another college, you should take

a light load your first term. Courses may be more challenging than expected and you do not want to get in over your head.

• Time management is a key to being a successful student. Use the calendar in this handbook to keep track of assignments due, exams, and other scheduled items.

• Do not be afraid to ask questions of your professors; visit their office hours if you are having trouble understanding the material.

• Get involved on campus; it will make you feel more connected and ease your transition. • Seek out and use campus resources that are found in this handbook.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION & EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 122 Cramer Hall www.afm.pdx.edu 503.725.4417 (TTY 503.725.6503) affirmativeaction@pdx.edu This office promotes and celebrates diversity, supports equal opportunity in employment and education-related activities, and supports equitable, nondiscriminatory treatment of all PSU community members. Services for students include providing information, investigating and processing complaints, and providing training about nondiscrimination and harassment free environments. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION & OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS Simon Benson House Alumni and Visitor’s Center www.pdx.edu/alumni 503.725.4849 psualum@pdx.edu Celebrating your lifelong connection to Portland State, the PSU Alumni Association provides opportunities and access to events, social and professional networking, and continuing education. PSU has 120,000 graduates world-wide and is growing. Learn about their services at www.pdx.edu/alumni. AMBASSADORS, STUDENT 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dos/student-ambassadors 503.725.8240 stamb@pdx.edu Student Ambassadors represent the University and student body by: 1) assisting visiting speakers, educators, and dignitaries; 2) conducting campus tours; 3) acting as liaisons between students, faculty, and administrators; 4) performing volunteer community work; and 5) hosting official functions and VIP events. Student Ambassadors are selected on the basis of their academic excellence, strong written and communication skills, a commitment to problem solving, the ability to be a positive and productive team member, and demonstration of strong leadership skills within the University as well as in the community.

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ANTHROPOLOGY 141 Cramer Hall www.anthropology.pdx.edu 503.725.3081 Kenneth M. Ames, Department Chair amesk@pdx.edu APPLIED LINGUISTICS 12 East Hall www.pdx.edu/linguistics 503.725.4088 linginfo@pdx.edu Stephen Reder, Department Chair reders@pdx.edu ARCHITECTURE 325 Shattuck Hall www.pdx.edu/architecture 503.725.8405 architecture@pdx.edu Clive Knights, Department Chair knightsc@pdx.edu ART 310 Art Building www.pdx.edu/art 503.725.3515 art@pdx.edu William LePore, Department Chair leporew@pdx.edu ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (ASPSU) 117 Smith Memorial Student Union aspsu.pdx.edu 503.725.3454 aspsu@pdx.edu The Associated Students of Portland State University advocate for and represent the interests of the students of Portland State University before internal and external bodies, including providing student representation and participation on University committees. The ASPSU provides a formal means of communication and interaction among students, student organizations, faculty, and the University administration, as well as providing ways for students to participate fully in the allocation of student incidental fees as provided in Oregon statutes and the Administrative Rules of the State Board of Higher Education. The majority of our staff members are elected students. ATHLETE ADVISING (see Undergraduate Advising & Support Center) ATHLETICS 415 University Center Building www.goviks.com 503.725.4000 PSU is an NCAA Division I member institution competing in the Big Sky Conference in all sports except Softball (Pacific Coast Softball Conference). Football (FCS) plays their games at PGE Park (for 2010 at Hillsboro Stadium). Volleyball and Basketball (Men’s and Women’s) play at the Peter W. Stott Center on campus. Softball plays at the Erv Lind Stadium and Women’s Soccer at PCC-Rock Creek. Students receive FREE admission at all regular season home athletic events with a valid student ID.

B BIOLOGY 246 Science Building 2 www.pdx.edu/biology 503.725.8758 Leah Tuor, Sciences Advisor leaht@pdx.edu Dr. Michael Murphy, Department Chair murphym@pdx.edu BLACK STUDIES 308 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/blackstudies 503.725.3472 blackstudies@pdx.edu Dalton Miller-Jones, Department Chair millerjonesd@pdx.edu

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BOOKSTORE SW 5th & Montgomery, Urban Plaza www.portlandstatebookstore.com 503.226.2631 Portland State Bookstore offers a wide variety of new and used textbooks, general interest books, PSU merchandise, backpacks, and art supplies. Purchases can be made in-store or online. Book buybacks are scheduled the first three days of each term and during finals week (see calendar for scheduled dates). Portland State Bookstore is a non-profit organization offering students a membership discount program and book scholarships. BOX OFFICE Smith Memorial Student Union Lobby www.cegs.pdx.edu/see/boxoffice.php 503.725.3307 888.VIK.TIKS (888.845.8457) From cultural shows and theater productions to Viking Athletic events, the Box Office is a student’s ticket connection on campus! The Box Office provides the campus community with a full-service box office including a Ticketmaster outlet. Window hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For PSU events, the Box Office accepts Visa and MasterCard, as well as cash and personal checks. Ticketmaster accepts cash and all major credit cards. For more information about events and ticket sales check out the box office's web calendar at http://boxoffice.pdx.edu. BURSAR'S OFFICE 179 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/bao/bursars-office 503.725.3440 The Bursar's Office provides University support services with four teams: Cashiering, Student Accounts, Student Collections and ID Card Services. The Bursar's Office assists students in understanding the many facets of their financial obligation to the University and help students by providing timely information about students’ financial accounts and recording payments. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SCHOOL OF (SBA) 631 SW Harrison Street Suite 240 www.pdx.edu 503.725.3712 info@sba.pdx.edu

/sba

Dean: Scott Dawson scottd@sba.pdx.edu

C CAMPUS PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE (CPSO) Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Park, Suite 148 www.pdx.edu/cpso 503.725.4407 (non-emergency) cpso@pdx.edu 503.725.4404 (emergency) 503.725.4435 (Lost & Found) The services provided by the Campus Public Safety Office (CPSO) include medical assistance, escorts, lost & found, battery jumps, crime prevention information, response to crimes in progress, crime reporting and investigation, blue-light phone system, property registration, and the PSU Alert notification system. Visit their website for more information. Call CPSO to report suspicious activities or to request assistance.

Lost & Found 503.725.4435 www.pdx.edu/cpso/lost-found Items found should be turned into the Campus Public Safety Office in Shattuck Hall room 148. Visit the lost & found website to look for lost items or to report lost items online. Call the number above if you cannot find your lost item on our website. You may claim your property at the office.

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Annual Clery Crime Report www.pdx.edu/cpso/clery-act-psu-crimes

You can download a PDF copy online or request a hard copy of the Portland State University Clery Crime Report. This report includes statistics for three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on and around campus.

CAMPUS RECREATION Academic and Student Rec Center www.pdx.edu/recreation 503.725.5127 campusrec@pdx.edu Campus recreation is comprised of six areas that make it easy to find something that will help you have fun, stay healthy, and get outside! Campus Rec is located in the new Academic and Student Rec Center facility, which opened in the beginning of 2010. Membership to the Rec Center is included in your tuition and fees.

Aquatics 503.725.5129 www.pdx.edu/recreation/aquatics

aquatics@pdx.edu The aquatics area at the Academic and Student Rec Center consists of a six-lane lap swimming pool and a ten person spa. Programs include lap swimming, family time, open recreation, water fitness classes, swimming lessons for youths and adults, and the masters swimming program. Special programs including Water Safety Instructor and Lifeguard courses are offered throughout the year. Fitness 503.725.2959 www.pdx.edu/recreation/fitness campusrec@pdx.edu

Campus Rec provides a flexible fitness program that is especially convenient for Portland State students who want to exercise on their own schedule. The weight room and cardio areas are open to all members when the Rec Center is open. The Group X program offers group fitness classes that are fun, challenging, and appropriate for all fitness levels. Participants can pick and choose from a variety of classes taught by certified instructors that are offered from our drop-in program. Certified personal trainers are also offered at reasonable rates. Intramural Sports 503.725.5647 www.pdx.edu/recreation/intramurals

im@pdx.edu Intramurals are fun recreational and competitive on-campus sports activities for students, faculty, and staff. These sports are designed with the everyday athlete in mind. This is a great opportunity for you to have some fun and to try that new sport you've always wanted to learn! Intramural sports offered are soccer, basketball, flag football, and volleyball. We also offer one-day tournaments in sports like dodge ball, whiffle ball, table tennis, and more. Outdoor Program 503.725.5668 www.pdx.edu/recreation/outdoor-program

odp@pdx.edu

The Outdoor Program has been helping PSU students find great ways to get outdoors since 1966. Their various programs help students enhance their academic careers through leadership development opportunities or in finding affordable ways to get away and to meet fellow students. Supplies and transportation are included in trip costs. Whether for a day of relaxation or an intensive skills-development seminar, you are invited to join in exploring the wild side of Oregon

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Rec Clubs 503.725.2938 www.pdx.edu/recreation/rec-clubs

recclubs@pdx.edu

These are active sports clubs ranging from sailing to snowboarding and dancing to table tennis. Portland State Rec Clubs is a student-led program representing distinct sports and recreation activities. Safe participation is encouraged by providing opportunities for education and intercollegiate competition between students of all skill levels. Their organizations are venues for the expansion of cultural awareness, healthy competition, self-improvement, community building, and excellence in character. Rec Clubs are an alternative to varsity sports and are supported and funded by Student Fees. Visit the website for a complete listing of clubs and contact information.

CAREER CENTER 402 University Services Building www.pdx.edu/careers 503.725.4613 askcarc@pdx.edu The Career Center offers assistance with choosing majors or careers and conducting job searches. The Center provides career counseling and assistance with resume writing, graduate school applications, and interviewing skills. Their website contains career information and an online jobs database listing part-time jobs (on- and off-campus), internships, and career positions. CASHIER’S OFFICE 178 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/bao/cashiers-office 503.725.3670 cashiers@pdx.edu The Cashier's Office offers assistance with payments of tuition, fees, basic health insurance, and the distribution of payroll checks. Payment is accepted in the form of cash, check, or money orders at the window in Neuberger hall lobby or by mail, and Visa/MasterCard online only. Government-issue identification is required for all transactions. Business hours are Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Hours are subject to change during university breaks and registration weeks. CENTER FOR STUDENT HEALTH & COUNSELING (SHAC) (see Health & Counseling) CHEMISTRY 262 Science Building 2 www.pdx.edu/chem 503.725.3811 chemistry@pdx.edu Kevin Reynolds, Department Chair reynoldsk@pdx.edu CHICANO/LATINO STUDIES 308M Cramer Hall www.chla.pdx.edu 503.725.9031 Roberto De Anda, Director deanda@pdx.edu CHILD & FAMILY STUDIES 600 ASRC 503.725.8241 www.ssw.pdx.edu/_cfs.php CHILD DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY SERVICES

Helen Gordon Child Development Center 1609 SW 12th Avenue www.hgcdc.pdx.edu 503.725.3092 PSU’s full-day infant/toddler, preschool, and kindergarten program serves children aged six months through six years. The Center is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs and serves as PSU’s academic laboratory school.

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The Children’s Center 126 Smith Memorial Student Union www.tcc.pdx.edu 503.725.CARE (2273) PSU’s partial-day childcare program serving children aged twelve months through nine years. Student Parent Services (SPS) 124 Smith Memorial Student Union www.sps.pdx.edu 503-725-5655 PSU’s family resource center helps campus parents navigate the roles and responsibilities of school, work, and family. SPS provides resources and referrals for childcare and community services, consultation and networking services, parent education, and financial assistance for childcare and family emergencies.

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 200 Forth Avenue Building www.pdx.edu/cecs 503.725.4282 ceedept@cecs.pdx.edu CODE OF CONDUCT, STUDENT 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dos/codeofconduct 503.725.4422 conduct@pdx.edu The University's Student Code of Conduct describes and provides a process for addressing inappropriate student behavior. Complaints regarding a student's conduct may be reported to the Office of the Dean of Students by completing and submitting a Student Conduct Complaint Form. COMMENCEMENT 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/commencement 503.725.4422 commencement@pdx.edu PSU has two commencement ceremonies each year: one at the end of spring term and one at the end of summer term. Five Steps to Commencement

1. Meet with Adviser Students may use the Degree Audit Reporting System at any time to check their progress toward a degree and are encouraged to meet with their academic adviser to discuss the report and plot a course for clearing up any outstanding course work issues before submitting a degree application. 2. Submit a Degree Application Any student seeking a degree from PSU must apply for the degree. Undergraduate degree application forms are due two terms before the anticipated graduation date. Graduate degree application forms are due one term before graduation. For specific dates visit: www.pdx.edu/registration/applying-degree 3. Register for Commencement Visit www.pdx.edu/commencement to register for the commencement ceremony. The registration process includes specifying the name on your diploma and ordering tickets for the spring ceremony. Online registration begins in January for Spring Commencement, and in June for Summer Commencement. The Commencement site also provides details about ceremony dates, times, and locations, as well as contact information for those with further questions. 4. Attend to Any Outstanding Grade Issues All course work should be completed and final grades recorded to ensure smooth processing of your degree application. 5. Order Regalia, Announcements, and Class Ring You can order all your commencement memorabilia at the PSU Bookstore.

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COMMUNICATION 23 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/communication 503.725.4194 Cynthia-Lou Coleman, Department Chair ccoleman@pdx.edu COMMUNITY COLLEGE RELATIONS (see Advising Services) COMMUNITY HEALTH, SCHOOL OF 450 Urban Center ww.pdx.edu/sch w503.725.5104 schinfo@pdx.edu Carlos J. Crespo, Director ccrespo@pdx.edu COMPUTER SCIENCE 120 Forth Avenue Building www.cs.pdx.edu 503.725.4036 Kalman (Kal) Toth, Director ktoth@omse.pdx.edu COMPUTING SERVICES, OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES (OIT)

Computer Assistance 18 Smith Memorial Student Union www.oit.pdx.edu 503.725.HELP (4357) help@pdx.edu The User Support Services/Help Desk provides assistance with computer hardware and software, networking, accessing the network from on and off-campus, obtaining computer accounts, computer virus cleanup, and much more. See website for lab locations and hours. Instructional Development Support Center (IDSC) 18 Smith Memorial Student Union www.oit.pdx.edu/idsc 503.725.9111 The IDSC is a multimedia computing lab open to faculty, graduate students, and staff at PSU. Undergraduates may use the IDSC’s services with faculty recommendation. Resources and services include digital video and audio production, image manipulation, interactive multimedia development, desktop publishing, graphic design, web development, media archiving, text scanning, PDF development, and DVD authoring. Experienced staff is available for consultation, training, or individual project support. Instructional Technology Services (ITS) 1 Smith Memorial Student Union www.cavs.pdx.edu 503.725.9100 ITS combines AV support (classroom and event), distance learning technology, and video productions into a single organized unit to provide equipment, hardware, information, resources, training, and support to students, faculty, and staff. Useful Phone Numbers and Websites User Support Services Help Desk: 503.725.HELP (4357) ARC consultants (programming, UNIX, and web development help) 503.725.9112 Computer Action Team (CAT) for

College of Engineering computer support: 503.725.5420 HelpDesk www.oit.pdx.edu PSU Home Page www.pdx.edu PSU Portal www.my.pdx.edu PSU Library Home Page library.pdx.edu Blackboard http://psuonline.pdx.edu To access your files from home https://myfiles.pdx.edu/

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Computer Accounts You’ll Need and Use at PSU Your primary online accounts that are used for accessing computer resources at Portland State University are now being brought under a unified management system called OAM - the Odin Account Manager.

Your Odin ID will get you access to the following resources: MyPSU (Portland State portal) PSU Information System (Banweb) PSU Computer Labs E-mail (webmail) Wi-Fi (wireless network access) Blackboard (online learning system) Benefits of OAM: 1. Single user ID and password for the different systems at PSU 2. The ability to specify where you wish to forward your e-mail 3. Self-service password reset mechanism (using questions and secret answers that you

provide). myPSU Need to find something at or about PSU? Come to the portal, where you can do most of your university business with only one password: enroll in courses, pay your bill, check financial aid, and register for parking. Student groups can use the portal to organize and communicate. Communication channels in myPSU bring you timely announcements that are important to you. You may also access your PSU email on Webmail via the portal, unless you have chosen to forward your messages to another account. You can add and organize your content in myPSU the way you like it. To get a myPSU account:

1. You must first complete the OAM process 2. Go to my.pdx.edu and log in with your Odin ID/password.

For more information on the portal, please go to: oit.pdx.edu/mypsu. Blackboard Allows you to participate in on-line courses. Some courses utilize Blackboard to supplement regular classroom activities. Getting a Blackboard Account 1. Enroll in a course using PSU Information System (Banweb). 2. Set up a PSU Computer Account (see above) if you don’t have one established; course

access may take up to 24 hours 3. Your instructor will give you access to course resources Logging into Blackboard 1. Go to http://psuonline.pdx.edu 2. Enter your PSU Computer Account username and password in the spaces provided 3. Click the Login button

Other Services E-mail Your e-mail address is: yourPSUaccount@pdx.edu (for example, viking@pdx.edu) To access your e-mail, login to https://my.pdx.edu/ Log in with your PSU Computer Account login and password Students have an e-mail quota of 500MB Spam filtering can be found in account options

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Dial-Up Internet Access Access is limited to 90-minute sessions with a total of 5 hours per day Instructions for dial-up can be found on the www.oit.pdx.edu website Click on the phones and internet tab Long distance charges may apply Wireless Internet A map of the campus where you can find wireless service is available for viewing at

www.oit.pdx.edu (click on the “phones and internet” tab) Log in with your PSU Computer Account login and password If you’re having problems accessing the wireless network, bring your computer to the

Help Desk (SMSU 18) for assistance Rules for Safe Computing Read and understand the PSU Acceptable Use Policy. The AUP governs your use of

PSU’s network and computing resources, and can be found at www.oit.pdx.edu Choose and use strong passwords; guidelines are published on our website. Download with care. Download images, applications, and screen savers from trusted

sources only; “free screensavers” often contain ad-ware or spy-ware. Be aware of e-mail attachments. Do not open unexpected e-mail attachments unless you

are sure that the attachment is not dangerous. Your best bet is to reply to the sender asking them to explain what the attachment contains and whether or not they sent it; if it is a virus, they may not even know that the e-mail was sent!

Use and update your anti-virus software. This is your best defense against viruses and it can be done automatically. Anti-virus software is available for free from the Help Desk or from the PSU Webmail System.

Keep your system up-to-date with the latest patches. Contact User Support Services to learn how to set up your system to patch automatically; a patched system is less vulnerable to hackers and viruses.

Respect copyright law. Remember, it is important to use the resources available via the Internet in a respectful and appropriate manner.

Protect your personal data; do not give out your name, address, phone number, SSN, et cetera. This information should only be given to people and corporations that you trust. Make it a habit to read privacy policies and disclaimers.

Be skeptical! Do not give out your password or other sensitive information over the phone, e-mail, or instant messenger.

Do not use unsolicited patches or virus tools. Reputable organizations will never e-mail you software patches, updates, or virus/worm removal tools. Do not open these attachments.

Use social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, Orkut) with care, and restrict access to people you trust.

CONFLICT RESOLUTION (department) 239 Neuberger Hall conflictresolution.pdx.edu 503.725.9175 Robert Gould, Program Director gouldr@pdx.edu COUNSELING & PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES (see Health & Counseling) CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE 550 Urban Center www.pdx.edu/hatfieldschool/criminology-criminal-justice 503.725.4014 Brian Renauer ccj@pdx.edu

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D DEAN OF STUDENT LIFE, OFFICE OF THE 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dos 503.725.4422 askdos@pdx.edu The Office of the Dean of Student Life is a resource for various issues a student may encounter. The Dean of Student Life, Assistant Dean of Student Life, Students of Concern Committee Liaison, Coordinator of Commencement and Student Affairs Outreach, Coordinator of Sustainability Leadership and Outreach and administrative staff are responsible for the following programs and services: Commencement, Student Ambassadors, Welcome Week, Student Conduct, President’s Awards, and Senior Academic Honors Recognition. These staff members also serve in an ex-officio or consultative role for the following University Committees: Academic Appeals Committee, General Student Affairs Committee, Academically-Controlled Auxiliary Activities Committee, Graduation Program Board, and Student Conduct Committee. The following departments report to the Dean of Student Life: Student Activities and Leadership Programs, Campus Recreation, Residence Life, Student Legal Services, and Women’s Resource Center. DEGREE AUDIT REPORTING SYSTEM (DARS)

www.pdx.edu/registration/dars The Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) is a valuable tool which helps students track their own progress towards their degree. This report applies the courses you are currently enrolled in and the courses you have completed, including any transfer courses accepted by PSU, to the graduation requirements. Follow the steps below to run a degree audit:

1. Login to the myPSU at https://my.pdx.edu and click on Student tab 2. Under “My Quick Links,” click on “Submit an Audit (DARS)” 3. Select your College or School (e.g., Liberal Arts and Sciences) from the pull-down menu 4. Select your Degree Audit Type (e.g., Degree=Bachelor of Arts) from the pull-down menu 5. Select your Major, Minor, or Certificate (e.g., Psychology) from the pull-down menu 6. Select your appropriate Catalog Year and Term (usually your first term at PSU) from the

pull-down menu 7. Click on the “Run Analysis” button 8. After a few minutes, click on the “View Submitted Audits” button (click “Refresh”

periodically to see if the report has been completed) 9. Click on the audit under the “View Link” to access your report.

DARS audits are to be used as unofficial advising tools and are not intended to be a promise or guarantee of progress toward a degree, major, minor, or certificate. Any PSU adviser can help you interpret this report and understand where you stand in completing your requirements to graduate.

DENTAL SERVICES (see Health & Counseling) DINING SERVICES 260 Smith Memorial Student Union www.psudining.com 503.725.8990 dining@pdx.edu Dining Services provides flexible meal plans, nutrition guidance, and catering services for the entire PSU community. There are a variety of on-campus choices for dining at these locations:

Smith Memorial Student Union SMSU offers an array of retail dining choices. See the Dining Services website for a list of vendors.

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The Meetro The Meetro is a community-oriented coffee bar. It is located on the ground floor of King Albert, on the west side of campus behind Science Buildings 1 and 2.

Victor’s Victor’s is the residential restaurant/dining hall where students redeem their meal plans and others can enjoy the all-you-can-eat buffet. It is located in the Ondine Residence Hall on the ground floor at 6th and Hall.

DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER (DRC) 116 Smith Memorial Student Union www.drc.pdx.edu 503.725.4150 TTY 503.725.4178 drc@pdx.edu

The mission of the Disability Resource Center is to collaborate with and empower Portland State University students with disabilities in order to coordinate support services and programs that enable equal access to an education and university life. To accomplish this goal, the DRC provides pre-admission and disability counseling, advocacy, educational training, and a variety of accommodations for equal access to the educational process and campus at Portland State University. The DRC serves students with temporary as well as permanent disabilities. Students who have disabilities that impact their ability to function in the classroom and want to use the services offered through the DRC must identify themselves to the DRC office. This is a requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Accommodations provided for students are determined on a case-by-case basis and depend on the nature of the disability and the documentation provided. For additional information please check our website or contact the DRC. DISPUTE RESOLUTION, STUDENT CENTER FOR 239 Neuberger Hall www.scdr.pdx.edu 503.725.7237 scdr@pdx.edu The Student Center for Dispute Resolution (SCDR) offers a safe environment where students can voluntarily seek mediation from trained mediators for their interpersonal grievances. The SCDR provides conflict resolution training, facilitation, and dialogue services to students and student groups. DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURAL STUDENT SERVICES (DMSS) 425 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dmss 503.725.4457 The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Student Services (DMSS) provides academic support services to PSU students, as well as college information and educational support services to students in many of the Portland area middle and high schools. Comprehensive academic support programs are available for students who come from diverse backgrounds, especially those who have been traditionally underrepresented in post-secondary education. DMSS programs and services are geared to help students achieve greater success at all levels. Programs include the TRiO programs: Student Support Services and Pre-college programs, Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search: Project PLUS. Students are also served through the Diversity Scholarship Programs, Latino Student Services, Native American/Alaskan Native Student Services, the Native American Student and Community Center (NASCC), and the Multicultural Center (MCC). PSU students have opportunities to enhance their academic success by participating in the DMSS Study Hall held weekly during the term in the Multicultural Center. Here, students build community, work in study groups, participate in workshops, learn about student services, and work with on-site tutors.

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E ECONOMICS 241 Cramer Hall www.pdx.edu/econ 503.725.3915 Randy Bluffstone, Department Chair bluffsto@pdx.edu EDUCATION ABROAD OFFICE 101 East Hall www.oia.pdx.edu/ea 503.725.4094 edabroad@pdx.edu PSU's Education Abroad Office provides advising, information, and assistance for students seeking to study abroad or pursue an international internship. The Education Abroad Office sponsors a wide variety of study abroad and internship programs throughout the academic year as well as during the summer. Students may study abroad for any length of time ranging from two weeks to a full year. All PSU Education Abroad programs offer residence credit and home campus registration, which allows participating students who are eligible for PSU financial aid to apply their aid towards the cost of these programs. EDUCATION, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF (GSE) 615 SW Harrison Street Suite 204 www.pdx.edu/education 503.725.4619 grad@pdx.edu Randy Hitz, Dean hitz@pdx.edu EDUCATIONAL EQUITY PROGRAMS & SERVICES (EEPS) (see Diversity and Multicultural Student Services) ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING 160 Forth Avenue Building www.ece.pdx.edu 503.725.3806 info@ece.pdx.edu Malgorzata Chrzanowska-Jeske, Chair jeske@ece.pdx.edu ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE, MASEEH COLLEGE OF (MCECS) 1930 SW Fourth Avenue Suite 500 www.pdx.edu/cecs 503.725.2820 info@cecs.pdx.edu Renjeng Su, Dean ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT LL-50-02 Forth Avenue Building www.etm.pdx.edu 503.725.4660 info@etm.pdx.edu Dundar F. Kocaoglu, Department Chair kocaoglu@etm.pdx.edu ENGLISH 405 Neuberger Hall www.english.pdx.edu 503.725.3521 eng@pdx.edu Jennifer Ruth, Department Chair ruthj@pdx.edu ENROLLMENT STATUS Neuberger Hall Lobby http://www.pdx.edu/registration/enrollment-status 503.725.3511 In general, full-time status is defined as enrollment in 12 or more credits for undergraduate students, and enrollment in 9 or more credits for graduate students. Students taking less than a full-time load are considered part-time may have limited access to University resources. Part time students should check with the office offering the service to determine their eligibility. In addition, to the general definitions, a variety of other terms are used to identify different levels of enrollment. Examples include: 3/4 time, half-time, less than half-time, students enrolling in 1-8

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credits, students enrolling in 9 or more credits, and academic overload. At PSU, enrollment status terms and definitions apply to 1) tuition schedules, 2) academic overload approval requirements, 3) federal financial aid guidelines, and 4) enrollment verification/ certification to outside parties.

1. Enrollment Status for Tuition Purposes Tuition charges are calculated according to a number of variables: student level (undergraduate or graduate), residency status, course level (undergraduate or graduate), admission status (i.e., admitted or non-admitted), special college, major, or program costs, and number of credits, including audit credits. Note: Self-support program courses are not included in determining enrollment status for tuition purposes because the tuition costs are assessed separately from the charges associated with regular courses. Admitted undergraduate and graduate students pay tuition and fees based on the number of credits, their student level (undergraduate or graduate), any special college, major or program costs, and whether they are Oregon residents or nonresidents. An exception: Admitted students who are eligible for the Washington Border Policy and who are enrolled in 1-8 credits are assessed resident tuition rates. Admitted postbaccalaureate students pay tuition based on the number of credits, the level of the courses (undergraduate or graduate), and whether they are residents or non-residents. Postbaccalaureate students are assessed at the undergraduate tuition rate for all courses numbered 499 and below, and at the graduate tuition rate for all courses numbered 500 or above. Non-admitted students enrolled in 1-8 credits pay tuition and fees based on the number of credits, and on the level of the courses(s) (undergraduate or graduate) in which they enroll. Oregon resident tuition applies to students in this status regardless of the student’s residency status. Non-admitted students may enroll in 1-8 credits by submitting a one-time Non-Degree form to enable registration for classes. Non-admitted students enrolled in nine or more credits in summer term pay tuition and fees based on the number of credits, and on the level of the course(s) (undergraduate or graduate) in which they enroll. Students in this status are assessed tuition according to their residency status.

2. Enrollment Status and Academic Overload Undergraduate students who enroll in more than 21 credits and graduate students who enroll in more than 16 credits per term are considered to be in academic overload. Extended Studies and self-support credits, audit credits, and those taken at other institutions while concurrently enrolled at PSU are counted in determining an overload status. Academic overload must be approved on a term-by-term basis as follows: Undergraduates 22-25 credits: Students must obtain approval from their academic program adviser using the Overload Approval Form, which is available from and may be returned to the Admissions, Registration and Records windows in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. 26 or more credits: Students must petition the Academic Requirements Committee. Forms are available at the Registration windows in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. Students must provide justification for the overload and obtain written support from their academic program adviser. Petitions must be submitted to 104 Neuberger Hall by the first day of the term. Graduate 17-19 credits: Students must obtain approval from the department head of their academic program using the Graduate Approval Form, available from the department or from the Office of Graduate Studies and Research, 600 Unitus Building. 20 or more credits: Students must obtain approval from the chair of the graduate committee of their academic program and the dean of graduate studies using the Graduate Approval Form.

3. Enrollment Status For Federal Financial Aid Purposes Students Level Full-time ¾ -time ½ -time Less than ½- time UG 12+ 9-11 6-8 1-51 PB2 12+ 9-11 6-8 NA GR 9+ NA 5-8 NA

1 Applies only to Pell Grant; no other federal aid is available to students enrolled in fewer than 6 credits. 2 Applies to all post baccalaureate students, whether enrolled in undergraduate or graduate level courses.

Audit credits, independent study/ correspondence courses, non-credit courses, and credit-by-exam courses do not apply for financial aid purposes. Self-support courses numbered 100-699, Math 70, and Math 95, do apply.

4. Enrollment Verification/ Certification Outside parties such as lenders, employers, insurance companies, and veteran’s benefit programs often require student enrollment verification. Verification or certification of enrollment is determined according to student level and the number of credits for which the student is registered. Self-support courses are included in determining the number of credits; audit credits, independent study/correspondence credits, and credit-by-exam hours are not included. PSU definitions for certifying enrollment are listed in the following table:

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Student Level Full-time Half-time Less than half-time UG/PB 12+ 6-11 1-5 GR/PB 9+ 5-8 1-4 NA 6-8 1-5 Full-time status definitions may vary by outside agency. ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION National Student Clearinghouse 703.742.7791 service@studentclearinghouse.org PSU has a contractual agreement with the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC), a not-for-profit holding company; to serve all verification needs between students, lenders or other parties. Students can print official verifications of enrollment via the “Enrollment Verification” link in the Student Service portion of my.pdx.edu. The link connects to the NSC Student Self-Service site, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The NSC begins certifying PSU enrollment for a given term on the Monday before the first day of that term. Other information available to students through the NSC:

Loan deferment notifications the NSC has provided to loan holders; Enrollment certifications provided to health insurers and other providers of student

services or products; Linked list of lending servicers who have reported to the NSC that they are holding an

individual’s student loans. Questions should be directed to the National Student Clearinghouse. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (see Civil and Environmental Engineering) ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY (EH&S) 202 University Services Building www.ehs.pdx.edu 503.725.3738 www.safetycommittee.pdx.edu EH&S provides guidance, problem-solving, and other services to PSU faculty, staff, and students. Support areas include chemical spill response, environmental protection, ergonomics, hazardous materials management (including asbestos, bio-hazards, chemicals, and radioactive materials), hazardous waste disposal, indoor air quality, injury prevention, laboratory safety, laser safety, personal protective equipment and training. The University Safety Committee is an advisory group of faculty, staff, and students promoting safety and health at PSU. The committee makes recommendations to administration based on workplace safety inspections, incident investigations, reports of hazards, and suggestions made by students and employees. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES & MANAGEMENT 155 Science Building 2 www.pdx.edu/esm 503.725.9856 Richard Dewey, Director deweyr@pdx.edu EVENT SCHEDULING 116 Smith Memorial Student Union cegs.pdx.edu/ces 503.725.4442 meetings@pdx.edu EXTENDED STUDIES, SCHOOL OF 1515 SW Fifth Ave extended.pdx.edu 503.725.3276 learn@pdx.edu

F FINANCIAL AID Neuberger Hall Lobby www.pdx.edu/finaid 503.725.6501 askfa@pdx.edu

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FAFSA School Code: 003216 The Financial Aid office provides information and services to prospective and current students in obtaining funding for their education at PSU. Financial Aid representatives help students understand the types of aid available to them, and guide students through the application process. Financial Aid counselors are available for walk-in advising Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Counselors and financial aid specialists are also available at the window counters in the Neuberger Hall Lobby.

Census Date Disbursement Policy For financial aid disbursement dates, please visit www.pdx.edu/finaid/disbursement. Aid disbursement will occur for students who are enrolled at least half time and who have met all other aid eligibility requirements.

1. The Census Date is at the end of the second week of the term. This Census Date is used for all terms, including summer session.

2. Financial aid for the term will be adjusted to reflect the student’s enrolled credits as of the Census Date. For additional information, visit the financial aid website at www.pdx.edu/finaid/disbursement.

3. When a reduction in aid is required due to a student’s enrollment level on the Census Date, the reduction usually creates a balance due on the student’s PSU account. If there is a tuition refund because of dropping credits, the tuition refund will be used to reduce the balance due on the student’s account.

4. A student whose Census Date enrollment is less than half time is not eligible for any federal student loans. In these cases, the entire loan amount for the term will be returned to the lender. The return of loan funds to the lender creates a bill on the student’s PSU account, but also reduces the outstanding principal balance due on the student loan.

5. Any financial aid disbursed after the Census Date will be based on the student’s enrollment on the Census Date or their actual number of credits enrolled at the time of disbursement, whichever is less. Credits added after the Census Date cannot be used to increase aid eligibility.

Disbursement of Loan Funds After a Term Ends To receive loan funds after a term ends, the student must successfully complete a minimum of half-time credits for the previous term(s). If the loan period included both the prior term and the current term, the student also must be enrolled a minimum of half time in the current term to be eligible for any loan disbursement. If the student is receiving a loan for just one term (e.g., Fall Term only), the financial aid award must have been offered and accepted before the end of that term. Federal regulations mandate that a loan for a term that has already ended can be certified only if the student is currently enrolled at least half time and there has been no gap in enrollment. Minimum Enrollment Requirements for Disbursement Aid Types UG PB GR Federal Pell Grant* 1 n/a n/a Oregon Opportunity Grant 6 n/a n/a OUS Supplemental Tuition Grant 12 n/a n/a SMART Grant 12 n/a n/a Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) 12 n/a n/a Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG)

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Federal Perkins Loan 6 n/a 5 Federal Stafford Loan (subsidized/unsubsidized) 6 6 5 Federal PLUS Loan 6 6 5 Scholarships Depends on scholarship *The Federal Pell Grant must be prorated based on enrollment level. Full-time (12+ credits) receives 100%, 3/4-time (9-11 credits) receives 75%, ½ -time (6-8 credits) receives 50% and less-than- ½ -time (1-5 credits) receives 25%. Enrollment at less than full-time may result in ineligibility for Pell Grant funds.

Co-admitted and Co-enrolled Students Students who are co-admitted to PSU and a community college may receive financial aid based on enrollment at both schools. To receive aid from PSU for a term of co-enrollment, the student is required to enroll in at least six credits at PSU. Before each term, a Co-enrollment Form is posted to the student’s Financial Aid “Outstanding Requirements” page on banweb.pdx.edu. For each term of co-enrollment, that term’s form must be signed by an academic adviser at PSU and by the Financial Aid Office at the community college. The completed form must be received by the PSU Office of Student Financial aid by the deadline stated on the form (usually the end of the second week of the term). Co-enrolled students who receive aid and then reduce their PSU enrollment on or before the Census Date will have their aid revised to correspond to their reduced enrollment. If the student reduces enrollment to less than six PSU credits by the Census Date, the student’s aid will be revised to less than half-time. Community college credits cannot be considered for aid eligibility if the student drops to less than six credits of PSU enrollment. To apply for the co-admission program, contact the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy The full policy is available online at www.pdx.edu/finaid under Forms and Publications and printed copies can be found at the Office of Student Financial Aid in the lobby of Neuberger Hall. All students who wish to receive federal student aid must make satisfactory progress toward completion of their program of study. PSU monitors the following for all aid applicants:

Maximum time or credit limit for completion of degree or program of study and Grade point average for PSU courses, according to student level and Percentage of attempted PSU credits with passing grades (completion rate)

Students who do no meet all three components of the policy will have their eligibility for financial aid suspended. Students whose eligibility is suspended may submit a written appeal. FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS, SCHOOL OF (FPA) 349 Lincoln Hall www.pdx.edu/fpa 503.725.3105 fpa@pdx.edu Barbara Sestak, Dean sestakb@pdx.edu FOREIGN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES 491 Neuberger Hall www.fll.pdx.edu 503.725.3522 flldept@pdx.edu Sandra Freels, Department Chair freels@pdx.edu

G GENERAL STUDIES 341 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/clas/general-liberal-studies-majors 503.725.3822 askclas@pdx.edu GEOGRAPHY 424 Cramer Hall www.geog.pdx.edu 503.725.3916 Thomas Harvey, Department Chair harveyt@pdx.edu GEOLOGY 17 Cramer Hall www.geology.pdx.edu 503.725.3022 geology@pdx.edu Andrew G. Fountain, Department Chair GOVERNMENT, SCHOOL OF 650 Urban Center www.pdx.edu/hatfieldschool 503.725.5156

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GRADING, PSU End of Term Grade Distribution Grades are posted on the Wednesday following finals week. Students may view grades and print grade reports using the myPSU portal at my.pdx.edu. Grading Options Courses are offered under one of the following grading options:

1. Differentiated (A-F) Only Letter grades of A, B, C, D, and F are used to indicate academic performance in a course. A-F grades are included when calculating GPA.

2. Undifferentiated (P/NP) Only Pass Grades (P) The grade of P is used to indicate successful completion (C- or better for undergraduate, B- or better for graduate) of a course. A grade of P carries credit, but is not included when calculating GPA. No-Pass Grades (NP) The grade of NP is used to indicate unsatisfactory performance in a course. A grade of NP results in no-credit earned and is not included when calculating GPA.

3. P/NP Option Some courses are offered under both differentiated and undifferentiated grading options. The default grading option is A-F, but students may elect the P/NP option instead, when available, during the registration period.

Restrictions: Students may make changes to grading options through the seventh week of a term. Students may not choose P/NP if they are:

Repeating a course for which they received a differentiated grade. See Repeat Policy information.

Prohibited from doing so by academic major or degree requirements. Note:

Undergraduates are limited to 45 Pass credits. No more than 20 Pass credits can be earned in the final 45 degree credits. The P/NP grading option is limited at the graduate level.

Other Grade Marks *Incomplete grade (I): The instructor may issue a grade of I (for Incomplete) when certain criteria have been met and satisfactory student-instructor arrangements have been made. (See “Incompletes” in the PSU Bulletin). I grades are not included when calculating GPA. The deadline for completion of an Incomplete in an undergraduate or undergraduate course is one calendar year. The instructor may set a shorter deadline, which is binding. An agreement to a longer period is by petition to the Scholastic Standards Committee for undergraduate courses and the Graduate Council for graduate courses. Failure to make up the Incomplete by the end of one year will result in the mark of I automatically changing to a grade of F or NP, depending on the grading option chosen by the student at registration. For graduate-level courses, Incomplete grades will become part of the permanent academic record after one year; the grade will not change to an F or NP. For graduating students, Incompletes awarded in undergraduate courses taken in Fall Term 2006 or later will automatically change to a grade of F or NP before conferral of the degree. The faculty of record must file supplemental grade changes no later than 30 days after the degree is awarded. Grades of F or NP will remain on the academic record after the degree is awarded and cannot be removed. In cases when a student’s inability to complete the work by the deadline is due to extraordinary circumstances, such as catastrophic injury or illness, petition may be made to the Scholastic Standards Committee, which will review the case to determine appropriate action. In-progress grade (IP): Issued in the special circumstance when a student registers for a course in one term and completes it by registering for the companion course in a subsequent term. Upon successful completion of the final course, the instructor will change the grade of IP to the appropriate grade. IP grades are not included when calculating GPA.

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Withdrawal grade (W): Issued when a student formally withdraws from a course. The withdrawal must be initiated by the student in accordance with the procedures and deadline dates published in the Registration Guide. W grades carry no credit and are not included when calculating GPA. Audit grade (AU): Issued when a student’s attendance in an audited course is deemed adequate. AU grades carry no credit and are not included when calculating GPA. No basis for grade (X): Issued when the instructor finds no basis for grade, such as non-attendance. X grades carry no credit and are not included when calculating GPA. Missing grade (M): Issued when no grade has been reported to the Office of Admissions, Registration, and Records. M grades carry no credit and are not included when calculating GPA. GRADUATE STUDIES, OFFICE OF 600 Unitus Building www.gsr.pdx.edu/ogs.php 503.725.8410 grad@pdx.edu The Office of Graduate Studies (OGS) is the principle resource for students regarding graduate certificate and degree requirements, degree status, graduate petition procedures, thesis and dissertation preparation, final oral examinations, eligibility for graduate assistants, graduate academic standing, and student campus services. OGS oversees 18 doctoral programs, over 70 master’s programs, and over 30 graduate certificate programs.

H HEALTH & COUNSELING, CENTER FOR STUDENT (SHAC) 200 University Center Building www.pdx.edu/shac 503.725.2800 askshs@pdx.edu SHAC’s view of health is holistic and involves the promotion of physical, psychological, and intellectual well-being. Student assistance may range from a single discussion with a physical or mental health professional to a carefully planned program of individual care.

Counseling & Psychological Services • Individual, Group, and Crisis Counseling • Couples Counseling • Assessment (including ADHD and Learning Disability Assessment) • Psychiatric Assessment and Treatment (including Medication) • Career Assessment and Counseling • Alcohol and Other Drug Assessment, Education, and Intervention • Mental Health Consultation/Training to Faculty, Staff and Students Health Services • Medical Treatment (Family Practice, Internal Medicine) • Emergency Care • Women’s Health Care • X-ray Services • Family Planning/Birth Control • Measles and Other Vaccinations • Nurse Call Line: 503.725.2801 • Prescriptions and Refills: 503.725.2469 or www.pdx.edu/shac/prescription Health Promotion & Education • Consultation to Faculty, Staff, and Student Groups • Guest Lecture Services and Life Skills Workshops • Campus Events (Clinics, Fairs, Programs, and Presentations) • Wellness Center with Assistance for Physical and Mental Health Issues

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Insurance • Insurance Information • General Medical Information • Dental Services • Medical Benefits • Insurance Options for Graduating Seniors • Oregon Health Plan Testing Services • Proctoring Services (Make-Up Exams and Distance Learning Exams) • MAT (Miller Analogies Test) • Institutional SAT/TOEFL • CLEP (College Level Exam Program) • National Testing: GRE, LSAT, MCAT, Praxis, NBCC • Career Assessment • Learning Disability Assessment • Testing Information: www.testing.pdx.edu • Testing Office: 503.725.5301 Dental Services • Diagnostic and Preventative Services (Exams, X-Rays, Teeth Cleaning, and Sealants) • Restorative and Prosthetics (Fillings, Crowns, and Bridges) • Oral Surgery (Routine Surgical Extractions and Wisdom Teeth) • Root Canals • Emergent Services • Dental Office: 503.725.2611 After-Hours Emergencies • Campus Public Safety: 503.725.4404 • Multnomah County Mental Health Crisis Line: 503.988.4888 • Call the main SHAC clinic line and follow the instructions to reach the nurse advice line. For Dental emergencies call 503.641.2200.

HISTORY 441 Cramer Hall www.history.pdx.edu 503.725.3917 hist@pdx.edu Thomas Luckett, Department Chair luckettt@pdx.edu HONORS PROGRAM, UNIVERSITY 103 University Honors Building www.honors.pdx.edu 503.725.4928 hon@pdx.edu The University Honors Program is a four-year general education curriculum designed for students who plan to go on to graduate or professional school. Combining rigorous coursework, substantial opportunities for research, an internship experience in Washington, D.C., and the opportunity to write a baccalaureate thesis, the Honors Program allows students to pursue a BA or BS degree in any major through a highly individualized program developed with faculty advisers. Honors students must complete major department requirements and meet their general University requirements through the Honors Program’s course offerings. Any entering first-year student, current, or transfer student (with less than roughly 60 credits) who meets the Program’s entrance requirements (1200 cumulative SAT [Critical Reading + Mathematics], 3.5 or better GPA) may apply to the Honors Program, which accommodates approximately 200 students. HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE Broadway Building 2nd Floor www.pdx.edu/housing 503.725.4370 (Housing) housing@pdx.edu 503.725.2450 (Residence Life) reslife@pdx.edu

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The University Housing Office provides information about on-campus housing, housing contracts, building maintenance, and housing charges for prospective and current residents. University Housing Office staff members lead housing tours Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. in 131 Neuberger Hall. Residence Life, the on-campus housing program, provides community building and staff support for residents. Living Learning Community highlights include the First-Year Experience, Russian Immersion, and the Global Village Programs. Residence Life also provides opportunities for students to be involved in government through the Residence Housing Association (RHA). HUMAN RESOURCES 518 Market Center Building, 1600 SW 4th Avenue www.pdx.edu/hr 503.725.4926 www.pdx.edu/careers The Office of Human Resources administers all services related to employment at PSU. Visit www.pdx.edu/careers for student job information.

I ID CARD SERVICES (PSU ONE CARD) Neuberger Hall Lobby www.pdx.edu/bao/psu-onecard 503-725-8333 businessaffairs@pdx.edu Upon initial enrollment, all students will be mailed a PSU Higher One Card Student ID. This ID card may be used to access services and receive student discounts both on campus and in the community. It also functions as a financial aid refund card. Students are encouraged to visit ID Card Services before the start of their first term to have their ID photo taken at no charge. Students purchasing a Flexpass (student bus pass) or wishing to use the Student Rec Center must have a photo on their Student ID. If students do not visit ID Card Services before the start of their first term, they will receive a non-photo PSU One Card in the mail. It is still important to activate this card to avoid delays in pending refunds. Students should then plan to visit ID Card Services to be photographed. Upon receiving the PSU ID Card, students will need to activate the ID at www.psuone.com. Students will then choose a financial refund preference. Students may choose between:

opening a One Account DDA checking account having funds deposited into their current checking or savings account requesting refunds in the form of a paper check.

PSU ID Services also makes student access badges for students who need access to buildings. Please visit www.pdx.edu/bao/id-card-services for more information. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND SCHOLAR SERVICES (ISSS) 101 East Hall oia.pdx.edu/isss 503.725.4094 oia@pdx.edu International Student and Scholar Services provides assistance to international students and scholars once they have arrived at Portland State University. The ISSS advises students on maintaining their F-1 or J-1 visa status, obtaining employment or travel authorization, changing to another educational level, transferring to another institution, and many other immigration or personal issues. The international student advisers are available to international students on a daily basis for walk-in advising and requests. The ISSS provides International Student Orientation and peer mentoring at the beginning of each term and coordinates events and international student scholarships. We work hard to ensure that international students have a positive experience at PSU.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 224 East Hall www.intl.pdx.edu/ISP 503.725.3455 internationalstudies@pdx.edu Martha Hickey, Director hickeym@pdx.edu

L LEGAL SERVICES, STUDENT (SLS) M340 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/slms 503.725.4556 slms@pdx.edu SLS provides confidential and professional assistance to current PSU students on a wide range of legal issues including: auto accidents, consumer issues, criminal and expungement issues, employment issues, family law issues, landlord/tenant issues, small claims court matters, and traffic citations. Student Legal Services are available to PSU students currently taking four or more undergraduate credits or three or more graduate credits. There are no fees for SLS services. However students are responsible for paying court costs, filing fees, and other associated costs if required. SLS offers mediation, an alternative process for resolving disputes in a constructive, non-adversarial atmosphere. SLS also provides notary services and referrals to private attorneys, agencies, and community resources. LIBERAL ARTS and SCIENCES, COLLEGE OF (CLAS) 387 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/clas 503.725.3514 askclas@pdx.edu Marvin Kaiser, Dean kaiserm@pdx.edu LIBERAL STUDIES (see General Studies) LIBRARY, MILLAR 1875 SW Park library.pdx.edu/ 503.725.5874 The Portland State University Library is here to help you! Located on the Park Blocks in the heart of campus, Branford P. Millar Library provides a welcoming, helpful environment where you can study, work on projects, meet friends, or just relax. Many of our services are available from the library website. The collection covers a broad range of subjects and includes extensive electronic resources (full-text articles and e-books) on the library’s website 24/7. Reference, research, and instruction services are located on the second floor. Librarians are available to help you with your information and research needs in person, on the phone, via e-mail, and through online chat. Study space for individuals and groups is available throughout the library. Check out group study room keys at the circulation desk located on the first floor. Course reserves can be checked out at the circulation desk or found online on the library’s website. Computers with access to the campus network are on the first and second floors. Wireless access is available throughout the library with your PSU login information. LOCKER RENTALS Smith Memorial Student Union Lobby www.cegs.pdx.edu/exp/infohub.php 503.725.4402 Full-length lockers are available to rent in Cramer Hall, Neuberger Hall, and Science Building 1. Full-year rental discounts are available. The rental process is simple and can be charged to a student’s account. For more information, see any of the student staff at the Information Desk in the Smith Memorial Student Union Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. LOST & FOUND (see Campus Public Safety)

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M MASEEH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE (see Engineering and Computer Science) MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS 334 Neuberger Hall www.mth.pdx.edu 503.725.3678 Peter Veermin, Department Chair veerman@pdx.edu MECHANICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING 400 Engineering Building, www.me.pdx.edu 503.725.4290 me_dept@cecs.pdx.edu MEDIA, STUDENT

KPSU S-18 Smith Memorial Student Union www.kpsu.org 503.725.5669 KPSU is a student-run radio station. KPSU currently broadcasts around the clock on the web and at 98.1 FM from PSU campus. KPSU simulcasts their campus programming over the air in the Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington metro areas at 1450 AM via a time share with KBPS. Funded with student incidental fees. Pathos Literary Magazine S-26 Smith Memorial Student Union 503.725.9855 Pathos Literary Magazine is a thrice-yearly magazine that publishes PSU student fiction, poetry and art. The Portland Review S-30 Smith Memorial Student Union www.portlandreview.pdx.edu 503.725.4533 The Portland Review is a literary and arts magazine edited by students that is published three times a year. The magazine accepts submissions from students, faculty, and staff, as well as other writers from around the nation. Writers and artists are encouraged to submit work to the Review. The Review sells at a reasonable price at area bookstores. Funded with student incidental fees. The Portland Spectator S-29 Smith Memorial Student Union www.portlandspectator.pdx.edu 503.725.9795 spectate@pdx.edu The student-run Portland Spectator provides students, faculty, and staff with a conservative perspective on issues of common concern. The magazine is free and is distributed around campus. Funded with student incidental fees. The Rearguard S-21 Smith Memorial Student Union www.therearguard.org 503.725.2966 The Rearguard is a monthly student-run alternative periodical newspaper offering commentary and perspective on issues involving, and often expanding beyond, the PSU community. The newspaper is free and is distributed around campus. Funded with student incidental fees.

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The Vanguard S-26 Smith Memorial Student Union www.dailyvanguard.com 503.725.4531 editor@dailyvanguard.com The Vanguard is a daily student-run newspaper. The newspaper is free and is distributed on campus, in the PSU neighborhood, and downtown. The paper covers campus events and topical issues, as well as other stories relevant to the PSU community. Funded with student incidental fees and advertising revenue. Vanguard Advertising 115 Smith Memorial Student Union Online Classifieds: www.dailyvanguard.com Display Advertising: 503.725.5686, dispad@pdx.edu Classified Advertising: 503.725.5695, classified@pdx.edu

MULTICULTURAL RESOURCES

Diversity Recognition Scholarships 425 Smith Memorial Student Union 503.725.4457 www.pdx.edu/dmss The goal of the Diversity Scholarship Programs is to expand and enrich Portland State’s learning environment by recognizing and supporting outstanding students from various cultures, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds with diverse talents, interests, and life experiences. The program includes tuition remission waivers, excluding fees, and academic services to support the success of program participants. Multicultural Center (MCC) 228 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/culture 503.725.5342 multicul@pdx.edu The Multicultural Center welcomes all students, faculty, staff, and community members to share in dialogue and activities that further understanding among people of different cultures. It presents programs and events that promote appreciation for cultural diversity. As an integral part of the co-curricular education component of the PSU experience, the MCC is constantly striving to expose the campus to non-mainstream pedagogy in the arts, sciences, and humanities. Local organizations and a bevy of fruitful community and campus partnerships give the Multicultural Center its unique place on the PSU landscape. The MCC’s global mission has a local vision which strongly encourages all students, faculty, and Portlanders to come in and share, teach, and connect. Native American/Alaskan Native Student Support Services 710 SW Jackson Avenue www.pdx.edu/nativestudents 503.725.9695 Native American/Alaskan Native Student Support Services provide support and referral to resources specifically for Native American and Alaskan Native students, including academic advising, assistance finding tribal enrollment information, and links to campus and community activities and resources. Native American Student and Community Center (NASCC) 710 SW Jackson Avenue www.pdx.edu/nativecenter 503.725.9695 nascc@pdx.edu The NASCC is a home on campus where Native American and Alaskan Native students find academic and social support. The Center welcomes the greater Native Community to PSU’s campus, and promotes learning through credit classes, community service projects, and creating cultural connections through art and social activities. Student groups, university

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departments and programs, Native American community groups and organizations, and other groups and organizations not affiliated with PSU wishing to rent the Center can find information on the Center’s website. Office of Diversity and Equity (ODE) 3rd Floor Smith Mezzanine www.pdx.edu/diversity 503.725.5919 diversity@pdx.edu The Office of Diversity and Equity is a campus-wide endeavor devoted to promoting diversity and inclusion at Portland State University. The Diversity Action Council (DAC), which is central to the initiative, is a presidentially appointed group of faculty, staff, and students who engage in diversity planning and programming important to the campus. Other programs include: PSUnity, the Diversity Action Hiring & Retention Team (DAHRT), and the Diversity Action Learning Objects System (DALOS).

MUSIC 231 Lincoln Hall www.pdx.edu/music 503.725.3011 music@pdx.edu Bryan Johanson, Department Chair johansonb@pdx.edu

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NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM (NSE) 105 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/admissions/nse 503.725.5511 The National Student Exchange Program provides opportunities for students to study up to one calendar year at another NSE member college or university. With more than 175 colleges and universities throughout the United States, Canada, U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico to choose from, students can find a campus with just the right combination of courses, facilities, and environment to meet their personal and academic interests. The program also features a tuition reciprocity system, which allows students to attend their host institution by paying either the in-state tuition and fees of their host institution, or by paying the normal tuition and fees of their home campus. NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT SERVICES (see Multicultural Resources) NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 150 NASCC www.pdx.edu/nas 503.725.3978 Cornel Pewewardy, Program Director cornelp@pdx.edu NEWSPAPER, STUDENT (see Media, Student)

O OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES (see Computing Services) OMBUDS OFFICE 169 Cramer Hall www.ombuds.pdx.edu 503.725.5901 The Ombuds Office is an independent, impartial, confidential and informal resource. It does not accept formal complaints or notice for PSU. If a visitor wishes to make a record, or put the University "on notice," that is, to make PSU formally aware of a particular problem, the Ombuds office can provide information on how to do so. Please remember that email is not appropriate for confidential communications.

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ORIENTATION (see Admissions, Registration & Records)

P PARENT SERVICES (see Child Development & Family Services) PEER TUTORING AND LEARNING CENTER (see Tutoring) PHILOSOPHY 393 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/philosophy 503.725.3524 Tom Seppalainen, Department Chair seppalt@pdx.edu PHYSICS 128 Science Building 2 www.physics.pdx.edu 503.725.3812 Erik Bodegom, Department Chair bodegom@pdx.edu POLICIES, PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY (also see Code of Conduct) 433 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/dos/policies 503.725.4422 askdos@pdx.edu Academic Standing Policy Undergraduate Students: The faculty Scholastic Standards Committee (SSC) has the authority to place on Academic Warning, Probation or Dismissal any student according to the following standards: Academic Warning - Any student with 12 or more attempted credits whose cumulative PSU GPA falls below 2.00 will be placed on academic warning. A registration hold will also be applied to the student record until he/she has attended a mandatory workshop facilitated by the Undergraduate Advising and Support Center (UASC). Academic Probation - Students on academic warning will be placed on academic probation if they do not meet at least one of the following requirements:

1. Raise the cumulative PSU GPA to 2.00, thereby returning to good standing or 2. Earn a GPA for the given term of 2.25 or above, thereby remaining on academic warning

and subject to the same requirements in the next term.

Academic Dismissal - Students on academic probation will be dismissed at the end of the term if they do not meet at last one of the following requirements:

1. Raise the cumulative PSU GPA to 2.00, thereby returning to good standing or 2. Earn a GPA for the given term of 2.25 or above, thereby remaining on academic

probation and subject to the same requirements for the next term. Notes

1. Upon academic dismissal, a student’s status may be changed by engaging the repeat policy. However, grade changes do not change the dismissal status.

2. Students who are academically dismissed from PSU are not permitted to register either full-time or part-time (including 1-8 credits).

3. When evaluating undergraduate academic standing, only PSU undergraduate credit is considered.

4. Students on academic warning or academic probation who receive only grades of I, X and/or NP will lose academic standing.

Reinstatement A student who is dismissed may be readmitted to the University upon petition to, and approval by, the Scholastic Standards Committee. Petitions for current term reinstatement must be returned to the Office or Admissions, Registration and Records by the end of the second week of the term. If reinstatement is approved, the student will be reinstated to probation status.

Academic Standing Chart

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA

2.0 or higher: Good Standing

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA Below 2.0 AND term

GPA below 2.0: Academic Probation

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA

2.0 or higher: Good Standing

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA Below 2.0 AND term

GPA below 2.25: Academic Dismissal

ACADEMIC DISMISSAL

Student may no continue taking classes at PSU.

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA below 2.0, but term GPA 2.25 or higher: Academic Probation

SECOND TERM PSU cumulative GPA

Below 2.0: Academic Probation

NEXT TERM PSU cumulative GPA Below 2.0, but term GPA 2.25 or higher: Academic Warning

FIRST TERM PSU cumulative GPA

Below 2.0: Academic Warning

Graduate Students and Post Baccalaureate Graduate Students Graduate Academic Standing is administered by the Office of Graduate Studies, 600 Unitus Building. Refer to the current PSU Bulletin or contact Graduate Studies for information. Alcohol Policy The possession, sale, or the furnishing of alcohol on the University campus is governed by PSU Alcohol Policy and Oregon state law. Laws regarding the possession, sale, consumption or furnishing of alcohol is controlled by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC). However, the enforcement of alcohol laws on-campus is the primary responsibility of the Public Safety Office. The Portland State University campus has been designated “Drug free” and only under certain circumstances is the consumption of alcohol permitted. The possession, sale, manufacture or distribution of any controlled substance is illegal under both state and federal laws. Such laws are strictly enforced by the Public Safety Office. Violators are subject to University disciplinary action, criminal prosecution, fine and imprisonment. It is unlawful to sell, furnish or provide alcohol to a person under the age of 21. The possession of alcohol by anyone under 21 years of age in a public place or a place open to the public is illegal. It is also a violation of the PSU Alcohol Policy for anyone to consume or possess alcohol in any public or private area of campus without prior University approval. Organizations or groups violating alcohol/substance policies or laws may be subject to sanctions by the University.

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Inclement Weather Inclement weather conditions may require University closure, late opening, or curtailed operations. Portland's microclimate conditions and weather forecasts are monitored, and timely notice is attempted. Students should be alert to weather changes, and listen for announcements carried on the following radio and TV stations:

AM - KOAC 550, KEWS 620, KXL 750, KPDQ 800, KWBY 940 [Spanish], KOTK 1080, KEX 1190, KBPS 1450, and KFXX 1520

FM - KBPS 89.9, KOPB 91.5, KGON 92.3, KPDQ 93.7, KNRK 94.7, KXL 95.5, KISN 97.1, KUPL 98.7, KWJJ 99.5, KKRZ 100.3, KINK 101.9, KKCW 103.3, and KKJZ 106.7

TV - KATU 2, KOIN 6, KGW 8, KPTV 12, and KEI 56 [Spanish]. Notification to staff and faculty is generally by voicemail. Students and staff may call PSU Information at 503.725.3000. Any decision to close during the day will normally be made by 2:00 p.m. Classes are canceled when the University is closed; an instructor may arrange makeup classes. During finals weeks, exams are postponed. Religious Holy Days Any student who, because of religious beliefs, is unable to attend classes on a particular day shall be excused from attendance requirements and from any examination or other assignment on that day. The student shall make up the examination or other assignment missed because of the absence. Students should make arrangements with their instructors prior to the holy day. Smoking Policy Portland State University is a smoke-free campus. For a full report and policy visit www.safetycommittee.pdx.edu/smoking_policy/PSU_Smoking_policy.html Student Code of Conduct Visit www.pdx.edu/dos/codeofconduct for full policy. Undergraduate Missed Class Policy It is the responsibility of each instructor to determine and publish the class attendance policy in the course syllabus distributed to enrolled students at the beginning of the quarter. The instructor’s class attendance policy supersedes requests for approved absences. Students are responsible for informing the instructor, in writing and at the earliest opportunity, of absences due to university-sanctioned events or personal responsibilities. If a student must miss class due to an unforeseen event, the student must inform the instructor of the reason for the absence. Absences not cleared with the instructor before the specific class event (exam, presentation, assignment due) may require a document from the relevant authority (e.g., coach, employer). If the instructor decides that the absence is justifiable, then he or she should attempt to provide opportunities for equivalent work. When the student and instructor approve absences beforehand, the instructor will allow students to make up missed work and/ or give an option to attain attendance points. When there is a dispute between students and instructors over the opportunity to make up work or attendances, the issue will be adjudicated by the chair of the department and then (only if needed) the dean of that school or his/her designee. The student may not place any undue burden on the instructor to provide opportunities to make up course work due to excused absences. Undergraduates Repeat Policy Grades earned in all courses remain on the academic record/transcript; however, PSU policy holds that repeated courses affect the calculation of official GPA as follows:

1. Credit is retained on the first A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, and all grades in subsequent attempts are included when calculating GPA, and

2. The first PSU grade of D+, D, D- or F is excluded in calculating GPA if the course is repeated at PSU for a differentiated grade (not P/NP). Credit is retained on the last grade received.

In order to have the official GPA reflected on the transcript, students must notify the Office of Admissions, Registration and Records of any course being repeated to ensure that an initial D+, D, D- or F grade is forgiven in GPA calculation. Complete the Notification of Repeat of Course form at the Admissions, Registration and Records windows in the lobby of Neuberger Hall.

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POLITICAL SCIENCE 650 Urban Center www.pdx.edu/hatfieldschool/political-science 503.725.3052 Alan Ely elya@pdx.edu PSYCHOLOGY 317 Cramer Hall www.psy.pdx.edu 503.725.3923 Sherwin Davidson, Department Chair davidsons@pdx.edu PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 650 Urban Center www.pdx.edu/hatfieldschool/public-administration 503.725.3920 publicad@pdx.edu

Q QUEER RESOURCE CENTER 410 Smith Memorial Student Union www.qrc.pdx.edu 503.725.5680 qrc@pdx.edu

The Queer Resource Center promotes an inclusive safe space at Portland State University and advocates for underrepresented sexual and gender minorities within the Queer Community. Their mission is to serve PSU and surrounding communities through outreach, education, and awareness.

R RECYCLING ON CAMPUS (also see Sustainability) University Services Building 202 www.pdx.edu/sustainability/psu_recycles.html Christel Eichner 503.725.4300 PSU Recycles! is dedicated to creating a sustainable campus by reducing waste, expanding recycling opportunities, and increasing campus recycling and composting rates.

The PSU ReUse Room Cramer Hall 180 Open 10-2 Monday through Thursday. Students, faculty, and staff can drop off and pick up used office supplies instead of purchasing them new. This saves money and prevents usable materials from going to waste. What’s Recyclable at PSU? Paper & Plastic: printer paper, spiral notebooks, manila folders, paper towel tubes, paperboard, books (hard and soft bound), empty plastic bottles and tubs. Bubble wrap and plastic bags are acceptable if tightly bundled. Paper with staples, paperclips, or tape is okay. Glass: empty glass bottles are always separate from other recyclables. What’s Not Recyclable? Coffee and beverage cups, to go containers, materials contaminated with food or drink, , candy wrappers, bottle caps, tissue, photographs, window glass, laboratory glass, carbon paper, Pyrex, and drinking glasses. Food Waste Composting PSU collects food waste from campus kitchens, Victor's Café, and the University Place Hotel. Students can also compost their own scraps at a variety of drop-off locations. You can compost kitchen trimmings, soiled paper products, tea bags, meat, and dairy products.

REGISTRATION & RECORDS (see Admissions, Registration & Records) RESIDENCE LIFE, OFFICE OF (see Housing and Residence Life)

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RUSSIAN FLAGSHIP PROGRAM www.fll.pdx.edu

The PSU Russian Flagship is a federally funded program whose goal is to produce superior speakers of Russian with majors in any discipline. The program has three components: advanced Russian language classes; Russian discussion sections integrated into every level of University Studies general education curriculum; and a year at the overseas Russian Flagship Center in St. Petersburg, Russia.

S SCHOLARSHIPS 503.725.5400 www.pdx.edu/scholarships

scholarships@pdx.edu Portland State offers a wide variety of scholarships to meet the needs of its diverse student body. There are scholarships based on: academic achievement, specific major, career choices, financial need, first-generation status, diverse and unique backgrounds, service to school and community, leadership skills, and disabilities. Students may refer to the online Scholarship Database to search for scholarships and obtain scholarship details: www.sa.pdx.edu/scholarships. SENIOR ADULT LEARNING CENTER (SALC) 470H Urban Studies Building www.pdx.edu/ioa/new-auditors 503.725.4739 salc@pdx.edu The Senior Adult Learning Center (SALC) is a program of “lifelong learning” or “learning in retirement” offered at PSU. It has two components: tuition-free auditing of classes and a membership organization called RAPSU, which offers interesting and enriching programs and lectures twice a month. Oregon residents aged 65 and over registered with SALC can audit PSU classes on a space-available basis and pay no tuition. SALC Auditors also qualify for access to the PSU gym facilities, the library, and a limited computer and e-mail account. Seniors registering for the first time are required to visit the SALC Office during our walk-in hours for a brief orientation. SEXUAL HARASSMENT ADVISING & COUNSELING

Center for Student Health & Counseling (see Health and Counseling) The Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) staff is available to help students cope with problems through individual counseling and professional assistance. Office of Affirmative Action (see Affirmative Action) The Office of Affirmative Action will investigate and recommend corrective action as described in OAR 577-32 for students and OAR 577-01-125 for employees. Office of the Dean of Student Life (see Dean of Student Life) The Office of Student Affairs will investigate and take corrective action as described in OAR 577-31 for all complaints about students, including student employees. Sexual Harassment Resource Network 122 Cramer Hall www.afm.pdx.edu/SHINFO.htm 503.725.4417 The Sexual Harassment Resource Network serves as a resource for students in need of information and referrals or confidential assistance with sexual harassment issues. Trained volunteers serving in almost every area of the University community are available to talk with students about sexual harassment.

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SMITH MEMORIAL STUDENT UNION (SMSU) 1825 SW Broadway The Smith Memorial Student Union is the living room of the PSU Campus. It houses many of the University’s services and amenities. Grab a bite to eat in the food court, buy some snacks or school merchandise at the University Market, study in its ample lounge space, or buy tickets for an upcoming concert or sporting event at our Box Office. The SMSU is also the primary campus location for hosting and attending events, and the Viking Game Room (located in the basement) is an ideal place to unwind by playing pool, bowling, or gaming on one of four big-screen video game consoles. Viking Game Room: 503.725.4490 Scheduling Office: 503.725.4442 University Market: 503.725.4536 Box Office: 503.725.3307 SOCIAL WORK, SCHOOL OF (SSW) 600 ASRC www.ssw.pdx.edu 503.725.4712 Kristine Nelson, Dean nelsonk@pdx.edu SOCIOLOGY 217 Cramer Hall www.sociology.pdx.edu 503.725.3926 Veronica Dujon, Department Chair dujonv@pdx.edu SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCES 85 Neuberger Hall www.pdx.edu/sphr 503.725.3533 Susan Ginley, Undergraduate Advisor sginley@pdx.edu STUDENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE OFFICE Neuberger Hall Lobby www.pdx.edu/bao 503.725.3440

Billing Statements Billing statements are mailed monthly, with payment due on the 10th day of the following month. Your account balance is available from the PSU website: my.pdx.edu. Transcript, Registration, and Diploma Holds If you are unable to access your account online, you may have a transcript or registration hold. To view the hold information go to: my.pdx.edu. Diploma holds are placed on all students with an outstanding balance. Short Term Loans Current term students may apply for a short-term loan. The loan must be repaid before the end of each quarter. To be eligible you must: be enrolled for the current term, have paid one-third of the tuition using the revolving charge account or have been awarded financial aid, and have not past due accounts receivable. Returned Checks and Stop Payment Checks Returned checks (insufficient funds) and stop payment checks are processed in this office. If you are in this situation, contact us to discuss repayment. A $25.00 fee is assessed on all returned checks. 1098T for Income Tax Purposes Your IRS form 1098T is mailed at the end of January following the tax year. Your form is also available to view online at: my.pdx.edu.

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES & LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS (SALP) 119 Smith Memorial Student Union web.pdx.edu/~salp 503.725.4452 leadership@pdx.edu The mission of the Office of Student Activities and Leadership Programs (SALP) is to enrich and integrate students’ leadership and academic experiences in order to educate students to be ethical, socially just, and critically engaged leaders on campus and in their larger communities. Student Groups leadership@pdx.edu AIESE aiesecor@pdx.edu Allies Against Rape Culture aarc@pdx.edu Alpha Chi Omega alphachiomega@lists.pdx.edu Alpha Kappa Alpha pisigma@pdx.edu Alpha Kappa Psi pdxakpsi@pdx.edu Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity alphaxi@pdx.edu Alpha Psi Omega leadership@pdx.edu American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES) aises@pdx.edu American Marketing Association (AMA) amapsu@pdx.edu American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) asce@cecs.pdx.edu American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) asme@cecs.pdx.edu Anthropology Student Association ansa@pdx.edu Arab Persian Student Organization (APSO) apso@pdx.edu Architecture Association archsa@pdx.edu Art Exhibition Committee artcom@pdx.edu Art History Student Association ahsa@pdx.edu ASL Club aslclub@pdx.edu ASPSU aspsu@pdx.edu Association of African Students (AAS) aas@pdx.edu Association of Botanical Inquiry & Exploration Students (ABIES) abies@pdx.edu Association of Engineering Geologists aegeol@pdx.edu Atheists and Agnostics Forum athag@pdx.edu Basic English and Bible Club bebc@pdx.edu Beta Alpha Psi bapsi@pdx.edu Biology Association of Graduate Students (BAGS) gsba@pdx.edu Black Cultural Affairs Board (BCAB) bcab@pdx.edu Campus Bible Talk cbt@pdx.edu Catholic Student Association psucsa@pdx.edu Chi Alpha Christian Community chialpha@pdx.edu Chinese Student Scholar Association (CSSA) cssa@pdx.edu College Democrats democrat@pdx.edu College Republicans psucr@pdx.edu Community Development Student Group commdev@pdx.edu Coriba Geology Club (CORIBA) coribagc@pdx.edu Disability Advocacy and Cultural Association (DACA) daca@pdx.edu Engineers without Borders (EWB) ewbpsu@pdx.edu Environmental Club ecpsu@pdx.edu Eta Kappa Nu leadership@pdx.edu Film Committee film@pdx.edu Financial Management Association (FMA) fma@pdx.edu Food for Thought Café (FFT) fft@pdx.edu Food for Thought Gallery fftart@pdx.edu Friends of Geography (FOG) fog@pdx.edu Friends of Graphic Design friendsofgraphicdesign@pdx.edu Geospatial Information Society (GIS) asprs@pdx.edu Graduate Literary Organization (GLO) gradlit@pdx.edu Greek Council gogreek@pdx.edu Growing Roots growing@pdx.edu Indian Student Association (ISA) india@pdx.edu Information Systems Students and Alumni issa@pdx.edu

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Instrumental Music Alliance instmus@pdx.edu Integral Student Association leadership@pdx.edu International Socialist Organization pdxiso@pdx.edu Intervarsity Christian Fellowship leadership@pdx.edu Japanese Student Society leadership@pdx.edu Jewish Student Union jstu@pdx.edu Kaibigan kaibigan@pdx.edu Kappa Sigma Fraternity psukappasigma@yahoo.com Korean Engineering Student Association kesa@pdx.edu Lambda Alpha lamalpha@pdx.edu Las Mujeres lmujeres@pdx.edu Math Club math@pdx.edu MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan) mecha@pdx.edu Model United Nations psumun@pdx.edu Music Committee musiccom@pdx.edu Muslim Student Association msapsu@pdx.edu National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) naacp@pdx.edu National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) psunscs@pdx.edu National Student Speech Language Hearing

Association (NSSLHA) nsslha@pdx.edu Nepalese Student Association leadership@pdx.edu Net Impact Chapter impact@pdx.edu Omega Rho International Honor Society omegarho@etm.pdx.edu Organization of Graduate Students of Sociology leadership@pdx.edu Pacific Islanders Club pic@pdx.edu Pakistani Student Association leadership@pdx.edu PCC/PSU Zen Dragons dragonbt@pdx.edu Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society phialpha@pdx.edu Phi Delta Theta Fraternity phidelts@pdx.edu Phi Gamma Nu psupgn@gmail.com Phi Sigma Sigma phisig@pdx.edu Philosophy Club phlclub@pdx.edu Physics Society physclub@pdx.edu Planning Club planning@groups.pdx.edu Portland Francophonie franco@pdx.edu Portland Pre-Health Society (PPS) pps@pdx.edu Portland State Aerospace Society (PSAS) info@psas.pdx.edu Portland State Brewing and Fermentation psubrew@gmail.com Portland State Piano Club leadership@pdx.edu Portland State Professional Sound (PSPS) popmb@pdx.edu Portland State University Debate Team forensics@pdx.edu Portland State University V-Team goviks@pdx.edu Pre-Dental Student Organization predent@pdx.edu Pre-Law Society prelaw@pdx.edu Pre-Veterinary Medical Group leadership@pdx.edu Psi Chi psichi@pdx.edu PSU – TV psutelevision@gmail.com PSU Anime Club anime@pdx.edu PSU Art of Living aol@pdx.edu PSU ASHRAE psu.ashrae@pdx.edu PSU Bicycle Advocacy Committee psubac@pdx.edu PSU Gerontology Association geroclub@pdx.edu PSU Permaculture Guild permaculture@pdx.edu PSU Photography Group leadership@pdx.edu PSU Swahili Club swahili@pdx.edu Psychology Graduate Student Association (PGSA) pgsa@pdx.edu Public Administration Student Association (PASA) pasapsu@pdx.edu Queer People of Color qpoc@pdx.edu

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Queer Resource Center (QRC) qrc@pdx.edu Queer Straight Alliance qsa@pdx.edu Radical Arts and Action Committee leadership@pdx.edu Saudi Student Club saudirt@pdx.edu Sculpture Cooperative of Portland State sculpturecoop@pdx.edu SOAP (Opera) soap@pdx.edu Social Welfare Action Alliance (SWAA) swaa@pdx.edu Sociology Club socclub@pdx.edu Stitch and Bitch: Feminist Knitters stitch@pdx.edu Student Animal Liberation Front pdxvaa@pdx.edu Student Organization of Applied Linguistics soal@pdx.edu Student Veteran Association psuvet@pdx.edu Student Water Resources Group (SWRG) swaterrg@pdx.edu Students against Rising Recidivism Rates sarr@pdx.edu Students for Leadership in Ecology, Culture, and Learning slecl@pdx.edu Students for Unity (SFU) unity@pdx.edu Students in Transportation, Engineering, & Planning (STEP) stepinfo@pdx.edu Students of Color in Social Work leadership@pdx.edu Students United for Nonviolence sunpsu@pdx.edu Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights leadership@pdx.edu Students United for Reproductive Freedom leadership@pdx.edu Supply & Logistics Management Association slma@pdx.edu Taiwanese Student Association (TSA) leadership@pdx.edu Tau Beta Pi tbp@cecs.pdx.edu Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) tke@pdx.edu The Spectrum leadership@pdx.edu Theater Arts Student Organization (TASO) taso@pdx.edu Turkish American Student Cultural Association (TASCA) tasca@pdx.edu Undergraduate Literary Association leadership@pdx.edu Undergraduate Research Group nprg@pdx.edu United Indian Students in Higher Education (UISHE) uishe@pdx.edu Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) vsa@pdx.edu Viking Motorsports vms@pdx.edu World Dance Office (WDO) wdo@pdx.edu Zoe Club zoeclub@pdx.edu STUDENT HEALTH & COUNSELING, CENTER FOR (SHAC) (see Health & Counseling) STUDENT PARENT SERVICES (see Child Development & Family Services) STUDY ABROAD (see Education Abroad) SUSTAINABILITY AT PSU (also see Recycling) The Campus Sustainability Office (CSO) Market Center Building, Suite 800 www.pdx.edu/sustainability/greening-our-campus 503.725.8951 The Campus Sustainability Office fosters innovative leadership in energy, water, land, and materials stewardship, to build a healthy future for all. The CSO does this by setting institutional goals, sharing best practices, analyzing university greenhouse gas trends, and coordinating with students, faculty, and staff on special projects.

Green Teams Green teams are comprised of Portland State employees who educate themselves and their coworkers about sustainable practices at the departmental level. Areas of interest include energy conservation (fall), waste prevention (winter), transportation options (spring), and green purchasing (summer). Visit the EcoWiki for a complete list of Green Teams.

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Environmental Planning The Campus Sustainability Office is responsible for climate and watershed stewardship planning and performance measurement. The Climate Action Plan was adopted in 2010 and the Watershed Stewardship Plan will be complete in 2011.

PSU GreenSpace Smith Memorial Student Union 28 503.725.5628 PSU GreenSpace is a shared office for sustainability-related student groups. It is a space for meetings, working, relaxing, networking, events, and storage for member groups. Scheduled office hours are Monday through Friday, 10am-2pm. The GreenSpace is often open throughout the afternoon. Currently, the student groups include: Environmental Club ecpsu@pdx.edu PSU Bicycle Advocacy Collective psubac@pdx.edu Permaculture Guild permaculture@pdx.edu Students for Leadership in Ecology, Culture, and Learning slecl@pdx.edu Transportation Academic Student Rec Center www.transportation.pdx.edu 1800 SW 6th Avenue Ian Stude 503.725.9015 PSU's Transportation and Parking Services coordinates incentive programs and promotes transportation options for PSU students, employees, and visitors. Call for information about transit passes, Bike Co-op, Streetcar, and Zipcar. The Student Leadership Center for Sustainability Smith Memorial Student Union, 433 ecowiki.pdx.edu/office-of-sustainability/ Heather Spalding 503.725.5598 The Student Leadership Center for Sustainability is a living laboratory for sustainable leadership as we prepare students to utilize their educations to create a society that encourages fair and equitable distribution of resources among all communities of Earth.

The PSU EcoWiki: Your Local Sustainability Action Hub You can be part of the sustainability movement at PSU! Visit the EcoWiki (ecowiki.pdx.edu) to see what’s happening around campus. PSU EcoWiki is a dynamic, user-created site with up-to-date information about events, student groups, and sustainability-related classes. It also keeps you in the loop about green jobs, scholarships, internships, volunteer and travel opportunities. Student Groups If you are interested in sustainability, there is a diverse group of students who want to get to know you! From advocacy to community service and resume-building activities, a variety of clubs around campus allow students to engage in the campus community. Visit the EcoWiki for a complete list of student groups.

Center for Sustainable Processes and Practices Market Center Building, Suite 800 www.pdx.edu/sustainability/center-sustainable-processes-and-practices Elizabeth Lloyd 503.725.8556 The Center serves as a leading academic laboratory for developing sustainable processes and practices using multi-disciplinary approaches in partnership with business, government, and other organizations.

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The Miller Grant In 2008, PSU was awarded the largest grant for sustainability in the history of higher education by the Miller Foundation. This $25 million challenge grant will be matched annually to disperse a total of $50 million over the next ten years. The grant allocates funds to projects that enrich the student experience and strengthen faculty development and community partnerships. Requests for proposals from faculty, staff, and students are issued annually. Please visit the EcoWiki for details and proposal deadlines.

T TESTING SERVICES (see Health & Counseling) THEATER ARTS 127 Lincoln Hall www.pdx.edu/theater 503.725.4612 theaterarts@pdx.edu TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS Requests for official transcripts may be made online using myPSU (my.pdx.edu). The cost is $4 per copy. For more information, visit www.pdx.edu/registration/transcripts. Unofficial transcripts are only available online via myPSU. Paper requests should be made when the online option is not appropriate or not available. The Transcript Request Form is available at www.pdx.edu/registration/forms. Print the form, fill it out completely, and remember to sign it. Unsigned requests cannot be processed. Submit the form in person at the Transcript window in the lobby of Neuberger Hall; by fax to 503-725-8180; or by mail to Transcript Requests, Portland State University, P.O. Box 1389, Portland OR, 97207-1389.

Transcript Fees Transcript (per copy): $4 Special Handling Fee (rush service): $10*

FedEx: $15 per address + $10 rush fee Faxing: $10 + $4 per transcript *Rates are subject to change.

Payment is accepted by credit card, money order, or check made out to PSU. Transcript fees can also be billed to the student account. Requests are processed within five working days after receipt. For instructions on ordering transcripts, call 503-725-3401 or view instructions online at www.pdx.edu/registration/transcript-requests.

TRANSPORTATION & PARKING SERVICES (TAPS) ASRC, Suite 145 www.transportation.pdx.edu 503-725-3442 psupark@pdx.edu Regular hours: Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Extended Hours: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm on the Saturday before each term begins. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm on the first two days of each term. Students have several options for transportation to campus. Because car parking is limited and expensive, most students take mass transit, walk, bike, or carpool.

Transit Registered PSU students are Students are eligible for discounted quarterly TriMet passes that may be purchased in person at the TAPS office. For information on TriMet's public transportation services, including MAX light rail, buses, and park & ride locations, please visit www.trimet.org or call 503-238-RIDE (7433). For Portland Streetcar information, visit www.portlandstreetcar.org.

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The FlexPass: PSU Student Discounted Transit Pass

Pass is valid for All Zones on the bus, MAX light rail and Portland Streetcar. Students must be registered for 3 or more credits. Pass is discounted 35% of full price. Additionally, FlexPass holders receive discounted daily parking for those

times when they need to drive to campus. Bicycling Bicycling to campus is a convenient and healthy way for students to reach PSU. Portland is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the nation, and PSU is dedicated to making bicycle commuting as accessible and convenient as possible. Here are some of ways PSU supports biking:

The PSU Bicycle Hub The Bike Hub offers bike-repair assistance, access to tools, parts and accessories, as well as maps and assistance with route planning. Visit the PSU Bike Hub at the corner of SW 5th and Harrison or online at www.pdx.edu/bikehub

Bicycle Parking There are free outdoor bike racks located throughout campus and close to nearly every building. Bicycle lockers are also available on campus through Portland's Office of Transportation (call 503.823.7083).

Parking Structures are available to faculty, staff, students, and guests of PSU. Vehicles must have a PSU permit or pay at an hourly pay station. Parking is enforced Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Fees are not required on Sunday or when the campus is closed. Student permits are sold on a term basis with many Academic Year permit options available Fall Term. Online purchase of parking permits is recommended before the term starts as many permit options sell out before the term begins. Refer to our website for online purchase dates and prices www.transportation.pdx.edu. After the online purchase period, contact 503.725.3442 for parking permit availability. Student Parking Permits

Permits are required on campus year round. All term permits are valid all hours on Saturday, Sunday, and during finals

week. Friends or family members may not pick up a permit in place of a student. Credit requirements do not apply to graduate assistants. Refunds are not given for permits returned during the last two weeks of the

term. Permits purchased online will be sent by mail within one week of purchase. Carpool: Students and faculty/staff may purchase a carpool permit, valid in

spaces designated for carpool permit holders. All carpool partners must be present when picking up the permit. Need a carpool partner? Visit www.CarpoolMatchNW.org

Zipcar Need a car once in while? PSU hosts approximately 20 Zipcars on campus. PSU students are eligible for a discount when joining this convenient car-sharing service. Visit www.zipcar.com/psu for more information.

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TUITION AND FEES (also see Cashier’s Office and/or Accounts Receivable) Tuition and fees are determined by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education and are subject to change. Rates for the 2010-11 academic year will be determined in Summer 2010 and made public online at www.pdx.edu/bao. Students admitted to a degree or certificate program are assessed tuition and fees based on:

Oregon resident/non-resident tuition rules, The number of credits taken, and Student level (i.e., undergraduate or graduate).

Undergraduate Admitted undergraduates pay tuition and fees at the undergraduate rate whether courses are taken at the undergraduate (courses numbered 100-499) or graduate (courses numbered 500 or above) level. Graduate Admitted graduates pay tuition and fees at the graduate rate whether courses are taken at the undergraduate (courses numbered 100-499) or graduate (courses numbered 500 or above) level. Post-baccalaureate Admitted post-baccalaureate students pay tuition and fees according to the level of the courses taken: undergraduate rate for courses numbered 100-499 and graduate rate for courses numbered 500 or above. Non-Admitted Students Students enrolling via Non-Degree—not admitted to a degree or certificate program— may take a maximum of eight credits during fall, winter, and spring terms, and are charged according to the course level (undergraduate vs. graduate). Non-admitted students enrolled in 1-8 credits pay tuition and fees based on the number of credits, and on the level of the courses(s) (undergraduate or graduate) in which they enroll. Oregon resident tuition applies to students in this status regardless of the student’s residency status. Non-admitted students enrolled in more than eight credits in summer term pay tuition and fees based on the number of credits, and on the level of the course(s) (undergraduate or graduate) in which they enroll. Students in this status are assessed tuition according to their residency status. More Information Call Student Accounts at 503-725-3440, visit www.pdx.edu/bao or a Student Accounts window in the Neuberger Hall lobby.

Tuition and Fee Payment Choose one of these options:

Online: Pay by e-check or credit card using the PSU Portal (my.pdx.edu). Students are transferred to a secured third party site to make payment. There is no charge for an e-check payment; however, credit card payments are assessed a merchant charge fee. Students may use the third-party site to issue a PIN for parents and others making payment on their behalf. Parents and others use the issued PIN to log into a secured third-party site, create their own profile, view the student’s balance and pay by e-check or credit card. Participation by parents or others is at the discretion of the student. U.S. Mail: Pay by check or money order (include student name and ID) using the pre-addressed return envelope included with billing statements. Mail to:

PSU Cashier’s Office PO Box 908 Portland, OR 97207

In Person: Pay by check or cash at the Cashiers’ windows in the Neuberger Hall lobby.

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Financial Obligation All students who enroll incur a financial obligation. Oregon University System and Portland State University policies require payment of tuition, fees, and housing charges by the designated due date. Students who cannot meet fee payment deadlines may elect the Revolving Charge Account Plan. Visit www.pdx.edu/bao/formspolicies for full policy or contact Student Accounts in Neuberger Hall Lobby or call 503.725.3440 with questions. Students are financially responsible for all courses for which they are registered on or after the first day of the quarter. Students who discover that they cannot attend must drop their courses before the first day of the term to avoid financial obligation. Hold Policy A registration and transcript hold will be placed on an account if:

a prior term past due balance is more than $100, or a current term past due balance more than $1,000 (resident), or more than $2,500 (non-

resident), or there is a written-off amount equal to or over $50, or the account is currently at an outside collection agency.

Dropping All Courses Completely dropping all courses does not cancel a student’s obligation to pay a student loan or the balance of a revolving charge account. Refund calculations are based on total tuition and fees. Students with outstanding accounts such as short-term loans, deferred tuition notes, and other financial obligations due the University will have any refund applied against the obligation. Refund policy and calculation are matters separate from tuition payment arrangements. Refunds for students on financial aid are credited back to the proper financial aid account. For more information, contact the Office of Financial Aid. Tuition Refund Policy Students receive a:

100% refund for courses dropped before the second week of a term; 70% refund for courses dropped in the second week of a term; 40% refund for courses dropped in the third week of a term; 20% refund for courses dropped in the fourth week of the term.

A course may be dropped during the fifth through seventh weeks of the term, but the course will be recorded on the transcript as Withdrawn (“W”), and full tuition will be charged. Refund consideration is automatic; no special request is necessary. Action to process a refund cannot begin until after the end of the second week of the term. It may take as many as six additional weeks for the refund to reach the student. For other refund policies visit www.pdx.edu/bao/tuition-refunds.

TUTORING AND ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE

Math Lab 305 Neuberger Hall www.mth.pdx.edu 503.725.3621 The Department of Mathematics and Statistics provides free tutors for lower division algebra, calculus, and statistics. The department also provides a computer lab with mathematical and statistical software in support of math/stat courses. Peer Tutoring and Learning Center 439 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/tutoring 503.725.4448 hatfiel@pdx.edu

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The Peer Tutoring and Learning Center offers free one-on-one and group tutoring in courses generally required for the BA or BS. They also hold Supplemental Instruction for designated courses as well as various skills workshops. All tutoring and workshops are on a drop-in basis, so see the current term's schedule for hours. Writing Center 188F Cramer Hall www.writingcenter.pdx.edu 503.725.3570 writingcenter@pdx.edu The Writing Center offers help with writing in any discipline. Consultants assist writers in working toward understanding assignments, getting thoughts on paper, revising works in progress, and working with documentation styles such as MLA, APA, and Chicago. The Writing Center also houses a library of writing manuals and resources. The Writing Center offers both scheduled and drop-in appointments. University Success Ondine Housing Building, Room 204 usuccess@pdx.edu 503.725.9890 University Success is an after hours academic support program providing on-campus and off-campus PSU students with a variety of free academic and social services. University Success services include staff and faculty led workshops, Career Center career counseling, UASC academic advising, SHAC "Let's Talk" Counseling, peer tutoring in various subject areas and open study hall hours.

U UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING AND SUPPORT CENTER (UASC) 425 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/uasc 503.725.4005 askuasc@pdx.edu

Academic Planning Understanding the University’s graduation requirements through academic planning can save time, effort, and money. Academic advisers are available to potential and admitted PSU students who have questions about general education requirements and University policies. Advisers can also assist with petition processes and make referrals to other campus support services. Advising is available on both a drop-in and an appointment basis. Newly admitted freshmen and transfer students are required to attend a New Student Orientation: Advising and Registration session prior to meeting with an academic adviser. Academic Support Program (ASP) 425 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/uasc/academic-support-program 503.725.9549 asp@pdx.edu The ASP provides students who are struggling academically with additional support, mentoring, and academic advising to support academic success. This is offered primarily through College Success courses and referrals to other campus resources. Most of the College Success courses are open to all students seeking additional academic support. The ASP also works specifically with conditionally admitted freshmen and transfer students.

Advising Services for Student Athletes 224 Peter W. Stott Center www.pdx.edu/uasc/student-athlete-advising 503.725.2387 Student athletes can work directly with advisers to assist them in academic planning and scheduling. Referral, advocacy, and monitoring of academic progress are also available.

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Community College Relations 425 Smith Memorial Student Union www.pdx.edu/uasc/community-college-relations 503.725.9546 cctransfer@pdx.edu Community College Relations (CCR) responds to the needs of students transferring to PSU from community colleges by providing advising and transition assistance. The CCR staff also act as liaisons for community college personnel providing information, updates, and assistance in the development of collaborative educational opportunities. Co-admission Programs (currently in place with Chemeketa, Clackamas, Mt. Hood, and Portland Community Colleges) help ease the transition from a community college to Portland State University. Co-admitted students have access to PSU academic advising, library privileges, and, if qualified, financial aid for both PSU and community college courses. PSU advisers regularly visit the community college campuses.

International Student Advising 425 Smith Memorial Student Union 503.725.8991 A UASC adviser provides specialized advising services for international students and acts as a liaison to other campus programs and services working with the international student population.

Veterans Advising 425 Smith Memorial Student Union 503.725.3876 www.pdx.edu/uasc/veterans-services Veterans using or considering using their college benefits can receive academic advising and referrals to campus and community resources.

UNIVERSITY PLACE 310 SW Lincoln Street cegs.pdx.edu/stay/upl 503.221.0140 University Place Hotel and Conference Center is conveniently located on the edge of Portland State’s campus. Our 235 room hotel offers 9,000 square feet of conference space and a restaurant lounge. UNIVERSITY STUDIES 117 Cramer Hall www.pdx.edu/unst 503.725.5890 askunst@pdx.edu PSU's general education program, known as University Studies, provides students with integrated, connected learning experiences that lay the foundation for lifelong intellectual development. Extending through all four years, the program teaches students how to think critically, communicate effectively, and gain a broad awareness of the human experience to instill a deep sense of responsibility to themselves, their peers and their community. Courses in the University Studies Program are designed to provide opportunities that are known to enhance learning, satisfaction, and retention for all students including: student learning communities, inquiry-based teaching practices, and community-based learning. URBAN AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, COLLEGE OF (CUPA) 506 SW Mill Street (Urban Center) 750 www.pdx.edu/cupa 503.725.4043 Lawrence Wallack, Dean wallackl@pdx.edu URBAN STUDIES & PLANNING, SCHOOL OF 350 Urban Center www.pdx.edu/usp 503.725.5477 susp@pdx.edu

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V VETERAN BENEFITS 104 Neuberger Hall www.oregon.gov/odva 503.725.5524 503.559.3247 (cell) Ron Kincaid, Campus VSO kincair@odva.state.or.us The Veterans Service Officer assists veterans with VA benefits, including education benefits, health care, and compensation for disabilities. VETERAN SERVICES 503.725.3876 www.pdx.edu/veterans veteranservices@pdx.edu The Veterans Services phone line directs callers to the following options: the Veteran Certification Office, the Admissions Office, the Veterans Service Officer, and the Student Veterans Association. VIKING GAMEROOM Smith Memorial Student Union Basement www.gameroom.pdx.edu 503.725.4490 gameroom@pdx.edu The Viking Gameroom has 6 bowling lanes with cosmic lights, automatic scoring, and bumpers, 7 billiards tables, and 4 Xbox 360s and a Wii all on big screens. Open to the general public, come down and hang out or have a party. See our website for operating hours.

W WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER (WRC) Montgomery Hall Basement www.pdx.edu/wrc 503.725.5672 wrc@pdx.edu The Women's Resource Center: Community. Leadership. Safety. Empowerment. The Community Lounge provides a great hang out space for working and socializing, a lending library, a kitchenette, and countless events from knitting groups to bowling parties. Leadership In Action provides internships, graduates assistantships, and volunteer opportunities for students seeking greater involvement as well as personal and professional development. The Interpersonal Violence Program provides advocacy, resources, and information for women navigating issues of domestic violence or sexual assault. The WRC also coordinates campus prevention programs including peer education, capstone partnerships, and trainings as we blaze the trail for a safe and violence-free campus. The Empowerment Project provides advising, resources, and programming for non-traditional women students. This program serves women coming back to school after a break in their education, including women veterans. Check the website for information on regularly scheduled events, groups, and other highlights. WOMEN’S STUDIES 469 Neuberger Hall www.ws.pdx.edu 503.725.3516 Ann Mussey, Department Chair musseya@pdx.edu WRITING CENTER (see Tutoring and Academic Assistance)

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INDEX

A Academic Appeals, 15 Academic Assistance, 65 Academic Dismissal, 52 Academic Probation, 52 Academic Standing, 52 Academic Standing Policy, 52 Academic Support Program, 66 Academic Warning, 52 Accounts Receivable, 57 Admissions, 15 Advising, 22

Athletes, 66 Business, 23 College of Liberal Arts and

Sciences (CLAS), 23 Computer Science, 23 Engineering, 23 General Education, 23 Liberal Arts and Sciences, College

(CLAS), 48 Pre-Education, 23 Pre-Health, 23 Undecided, 23 Undergraduate Advising and

Support Center (UASC), 23, 66 University Studies, 23

Affirmative Action, 28 Alcohol Policy, 53 Ambassadors, Student, 28 Anthropology, 29 Applied Linguistics, 29 Aquatics, 31 Architecture, 29 Art, 29 ASPSU, 29 Athletics, 29 Audit Courses, 56 Auditing, 22

B Bachelor's Degree, 9

Requirements, 25 Banweb, 9, 35 Bicycling, 63 Billing, 57 Biology, 29

Black Studies, 29 Blackboard, 9, 35 Bookstore, 30 Box Office, 30 Bulletin, 9 Bursar's Office, 30 Business Administration, School of

(SBA), 30

C Cafeteria. See Dining Services Campus Jobs. See Career Center Campus Public Safety, 30 Campus Visits, 16 Capstone, Senior. See University

Studies Career Center, 32 Carpool, 63 Cashier's Office, 32 Center for Health and Counseling, 45 Chemistry, 32 Chicano/Latino Studies, 32 Child and Family Studies, 32 Child Care, 32 Class Locations, 20 Clubs. See Student Groups Code of Conduct, Student, 10, 33 Commencement, 10, 33 Communication, 34 Community College Relations. See Community Health, School of, 34 Computer Help, 34 Computing Services, 34

Banweb, 9 Blackboard, 35 Email, 35 MyPSU, 13, 35 OAM, 35 ODIN, 13, 35

Conference Center, 67 Conflict Resolution. Also see

Dispute Resolution Conflict Resolution

Department, 36 Co-Requisite, 10, Also see

Registration Errors Counseling and Psychological

Services, 45 Course Planning Guide, 22, 28 Credit, 10

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Credit Hour, 10 Criminology and Criminal Justice,

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D Dean of Students, Office, 37 Degree Audit (DARS), 10, 37 Degree Requirements, 16 Demographics, PSU, 8 Dental Services, 46 Dial-Up Internet Access, 36 Dining Services, 37 Disability Resource Center, 38 Dispute Resolution, 38 Distance Learning, 11 Diversity Scholarship, 39, 50

E Economics, 39 Eduation Aboard, 39 Education Equity Programs, 39 Education, Graduate School, 39 EEPS. See Education Equity

Programs Electives, 11, 26 Email, PSU, 35 Emergency Numbers, 1, 30, 46 Engineering and Computer Science,

39 English, 39 Enrollment, 39

Full-Time, 11 Part-Time, 13 Verification, 41

Environmental Health and Safety, 41 Environmental Sciences and

Management, 41 Event Scheduling, 41

F Facts. See Demographics FAFSA, 11, 42 FERPA, 11 Financial Aid, 11, 41

Disbursement, 42 Fine and Performing Arts, School,

43 Fitness, 31 Flexpass, 63

Food. See Dining Services Foreign Language High School

Requirement, 25 Foreign Language Requirement, 25 Foreign Languages and Literatures,

43 Freshman Inquiry. See University

Studies

G Gameroom, 68 General Studies, 43 Geography, 43 Geology, 43 Goverment, School, 43 GPA (Grade Point Average), 12 Grading, 12, 21, 44

Audit, 45 Distribution, 44 Incomplete, 12 Pass/No Pass, 44 Withdrawal, 45

Graduation, 12, 33

H Health and Counseling, Center, 45 Health Insurance, 46 Helen Gordon Child Development

Center, 32 History, 46 Holds, 21 Honors Program, 12, 26, 46 Hotel, University, 67 Housing, 46

FYE (First Year Experience), 11 Global Village, 12

Human Resources, 47

I ID Card, PSU, 47 Inclement Weather, 54 Insurance, Health, 46 International Student Services, 47 International Studies, 48 Internet. See Wireless or Dial-Up

Internet Internship, 12 Intramural Sports, 31

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J Jobs. See Career Center

L Legal and Mediation Services, 48 Liberal Arts and Science, College,

48 Liberal Studies, 43 Library, 48 Locations, Class, 20 Locker Rentals, 48 Lost and Found, 30 Lower-Division, 10, 12

M Major, 12, Also See Department

Listing Requirements, 26

Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science, 39

Math Lab, 65 Mathematics and Statistics, 49 Minor, 13 Missed Class Policy, 54 Multicultural Center, 50 Music, 51 MyPSU, 13, 35

N National Student Exchange (NSE),

13, 51 Native American Community

Center, 39, 50 Native American/Alaskan Native

Student Support Services, 50 New Student Week, 13 Newspapers, Student

Portland Spectator, 13, 49 Rearguard, 14, 49 Vanguard, 15, 50

O OAM, 13, 35 ODIN, 13, 35 Ombuds Office, 51

Online Courses. See Distance Learning

Outdoor Program, 31

P Parent Support Services, 33 Parking, 62, 63 Philosophy, 52 Physics, 52 Policies, 52 Political Science, 55 Psychology, 55 Public Administration, 55

Q Queer Resource Center, 55

R Radio, Campus, 49 Rec Clubs, 32, Also see Student

Groups Records, Student, 15, 16 Recreation, 31 Recycling, 55 Registration, 15, 16, 17 Reinstatement, 52 Religious Holy Days, 54 Repeat Course Policy, 54 Residence Life, 46 Revolving Change Account, 65 Revolving Charge Account, 14 Russian Flagship Program, 56

S Safety. See Campus Public Safety Scholarships, 56 Senior Adult Learning Ceneter

(SALC), 56 Senior Capstone. See University

Studies Sexual Harassment Resources, 56 Smoking Policy, 54 Social Work, School, 57 Sociology, 57 Sophomore Inquiry. See University

Studies Speech and Hearing Sciences, 57

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Sports. See Athletics Student Activities and Leader

Programs (SALP), 58 Student Center for Health and

Counseling (SHAC), 45 Student Government (ASPSU), 29 Student Groups, 58 Study Abroad, 39 Sustainability, 60, 61

T Technology Services, 34 Testing Services, 46 Theater Arts, 62 Tickets. See Box Office Tours. See Campus Visits Transcripts, 16, 62 Transfer Evaluation

U.Select, 14 University Studies, 27

Transportation, 62 Trimet, 62 TRIO Porgrams, 39 Tuition, 8, 57, 64

Refund, 65 Tutoring, 65

U Undergraduate Advising and Support

Center (UASC), 66 University Place, 67 University Studies, 15, 26, 27, 67

FRINQ (Freshman Inquiry), 11 Senior Capstone, 10 SINQ (Sophomore Inquiry), 14

Upper-Division Cluster, 27 University Success, 66 Upper-Division, 10, 15

Cluster. See University Studies Urban and Public Affairs, College,

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V Verification. See Enrollment Veteran

Advising, 67 Certification, 16 Services, 67

W Waitlists, 21 Wireless Internet, 36 Women's Resource Center, 68 Women's Studies, 68 Work-Study, 15 Writing Center, 66

Y You Ask (UASC). See Advising:

Undergraduate Advising and Support Center

Z Zipcar, 63

NOTES 2010 CalENdar

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MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31

JANUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

FEBRUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28

MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

JANUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

FEBRUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29

MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

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JANUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

FEBRUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728

MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31

JANUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

FEBRUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28

MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

JANUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

FEBRUARYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29

MARCHSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 31

APRILSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30

MAYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31

JUNESu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 30

JULYSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

AUGUSTSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31

SEPTEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930

OCTOBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31

NOVEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30

DECEMBERSu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 1516 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31

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MONdaY

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Passover Begins

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Passover Begins

aUGUST 10S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

aUGUST 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

aUGUST 10S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

aUGUST 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

aUGUST 10S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

SEPTEMBEr 2010DAILY PLANNERS

SUNdaY MONdaY TUESdaY WEdNESdaY 1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

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26 27 28 29 30

aUGUST 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

Labor Day--PSU Closed

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Fall

• New Student Week• For International Student Orientation Week Events see oia.pdx.edu/isss/

• New Student Week• New International Student Orientation

Autumnal Equinox• New Student Week• Mandatory immigration check in day

• Fall Term Begins• New Student Week• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

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Football vs. Arizona State at Tempe AZ, 7pm

Football vs. UC Davis at Davis CA

• Football vs. Oregon at Eugene OR• University Housing Move In Date for Fall Term• First Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s Dining Hall

• New Student Week• New Student Week • New Student Week

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• Party in the Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Park Blocks

OCTOBEr 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

SEPTEMBEr 2010DAILY PLANNERS

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aUGUST 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

Love this planner? Need an internship? Email your resume and cover letter to jobs@studentmediagroup.com

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

Labor Day--PSU Closed

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Fall

• New Student Week• For International Student Orientation Week Events see oia.pdx.edu/isss/

• New Student Week• New International Student Orientation

Autumnal Equinox• New Student Week• Mandatory immigration check in day

• Fall Term Begins• New Student Week• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

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MONTHlY PlaN aHEadTHUrSdaY FrIdaY SaTUrdaY NOTES

Football vs. Arizona State at Tempe AZ, 7pm

Football vs. UC Davis at Davis CA

• Football vs. Oregon at Eugene OR• University Housing Move In Date for Fall Term• First Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s Dining Hall

• New Student Week• New Student Week • New Student Week

Search “Student Media Group” on facebook and become a fan! Internship opportunities & more.

• Party in the Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Park Blocks

OCTOBEr 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

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MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

Passover Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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Football vs. Arizona State at Tempe AZ, 7pm

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

Passover Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

30

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Football vs. Arizona State at Tempe AZ, 7pm

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Labor Day--PSU Closed

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

6

7

8

DAILY PLANNERS

Football vs. UC Davis at Davis CA

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Labor Day--PSU Closed

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

6

7

8

DAILY PLANNERS

Football vs. UC Davis at Davis CA

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

JaN

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NOV

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SEPT

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JUl JUl

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THUrSdaY

SUNdaY

FrIdaY

9

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Fall

Passover Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

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DAILY PLANNERS

• Football vs. Oregon at Eugene OR• University Housing Move In Date for Fall Term• First Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s Dining Hall

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Fall

Passover Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

13

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15

DAILY PLANNERS

• Football vs. Oregon at Eugene OR• University Housing Move In Date for Fall Term• First Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s Dining Hall

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

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SUNdaY

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11

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

• New Student Week• New International Student Orientation

Autumnal Equinox• New Student Week• Mandatory immigration check in day

• New Student Week• For International Student Orientation Week Events see oia.pdx.edu/isss/

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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• New Student Week

• New Student Week

• New Student Week • New Student Week

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

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JaN

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

• New Student Week• New International Student Orientation

Autumnal Equinox• New Student Week• Mandatory immigration check in day

• New Student Week• For International Student Orientation Week Events see oia.pdx.edu/isss/

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

20

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• New Student Week

• New Student Week

• New Student Week • New Student Week

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MaY

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Mar

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THUrSdaY

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23

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25

The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

• Fall Term Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

27

28

29

DAILY PLANNERS

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Winter 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

• Party in the Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Park Blocks

Football vs. Idaho State, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

JaN

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NOV

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

SEPTEMBEr 2010

Passover Begins

• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

• Fall Term Begins

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

TUESdaY

27

28

29

DAILY PLANNERS

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Winter 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

• Party in the Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Park Blocks

Football vs. Idaho State, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

JaN

dEC

NOV

OCT

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2

The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

OCTOBEr 2010DAILY PLANNERS

SUNdaY MONdaY TUESdaY WEdNESdaY 1 2

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24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

Columbus Day (PSU open)

• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Without Course Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

• Winter 2011 Housing Contracts Available

• Last Day of 40% Refund Period

• Winter Class Schedule Online

• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

Halloween

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MONTHlY PlaN aHEadTHUrSdaY FrIdaY SaTUrdaY NOTES

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Winter 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

Football vs. Idaho State, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

Football vs. Montana State at Bozeman MT, 12:35pm

Football vs. Montana, Hillsboro Stadium

• PSU Weekend, Keynote speaker: Nicholas D. Kristof

Football vs. Weber State at Ogden UT• PSU Weekend, see www.alumni.pdx.edu

Football vs. Eastern Wash-ington, Hillsboro Stadium

NOVEMBEr 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

OCTOBEr 2010DAILY PLANNERS

SUNdaY MONdaY TUESdaY WEdNESdaY 1 2

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24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31

SEPTEMBEr 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

Work for the planner you love! Email your resume and cover letter to jobs@studentmediagroup.com

• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

Columbus Day (PSU open)

• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Without Course Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

• Winter 2011 Housing Contracts Available

• Last Day of 40% Refund Period

• Winter Class Schedule Online

• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

Halloween

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MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

JaN

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NOV

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SEPT

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aUGSEPT

OCTNOV

dECJaN

FEBM

araPr

MaY

JUN

MONTHlY PlaN aHEadTHUrSdaY FrIdaY SaTUrdaY NOTES

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Winter 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

Football vs. Idaho State, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

Football vs. Montana State at Bozeman MT, 12:35pm

Football vs. Montana, Hillsboro Stadium

• PSU Weekend, Keynote speaker: Nicholas D. Kristof

Football vs. Weber State at Ogden UT• PSU Weekend, see www.alumni.pdx.edu

Football vs. Eastern Wash-ington, Hillsboro Stadium

NOVEMBEr 10S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

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World Teachers Day

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

OCTOBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

TUESdaY

4

5

6

DAILY PLANNERS

• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

Football vs. Montana State at Bozeman MT, 12:35pm

• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Without Course Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

OCTOBEr 2010

World Teachers Day

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

OCTOBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

TUESdaY

4

5

6

DAILY PLANNERS

• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

Football vs. Montana State at Bozeman MT, 12:35pm

• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Without Course Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

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MaY

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Mar

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

OCTOBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Columbus Day (PSU open)

OCTOBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031

TUESdaY

11

12

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DAILY PLANNERS

Football vs. Montana, Hillsboro Stadium • Last Day of 40% Refund Period

JUN

MaY

aPr

Mar

FEB

JaN

dEC

NOV

OCT

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

OCTOBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

Columbus Day (PSU open)

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Football vs. Montana, Hillsboro Stadium • Last Day of 40% Refund Period

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

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Passover Begins

Passover Begins

• Winter 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• PSU Weekend, Keynote speaker: Nicholas D. Kristof

Football vs. Weber State at Ogden UT• PSU Weekend, see www.alumni.pdx.edu

• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

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OCTOBEr 2010

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Passover Begins

• Winter 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• PSU Weekend, Keynote speaker: Nicholas D. Kristof

Football vs. Weber State at Ogden UT• PSU Weekend, see www.alumni.pdx.edu

• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

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OCTOBEr 2010

Passover Begins

Passover Begins

• Winter Class Schedule Online

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Football vs. Eastern Washington, Hillsboro Stadium

Halloween

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

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Passover Begins

• Winter Class Schedule Online

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Football vs. Eastern Washington, Hillsboro Stadium

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The PSU GOLD program’s mission is to develop leadershipskills in all PSU students. We offer this in a variety of areas:

• Leadership and Management Classes • Leadership Retreats and Adventure Training • Physical Fitness Training Opportunities • Offi cer Commissioning

Contact us at: www.armygold.pdx.edu • psugold@pdx.edu • 503-725-3512

OFFICER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

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• Non-Profit Career Fair, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm

• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for WinterDaylight Saving Time Ends

• Seniors May Register for Winter

• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Winter

• Last Day to Change Grad-ing Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course

• Register for PSU Student Leadership Conference at www.pdx.edu/dos/leader-ship-conference

• Juniors May Register for Winter

• Sophomores May Register for Winter

• Freshmen May Register for Winter• Victor’s Dining Hall Closes for Thanksgiving Break

• Last day to submit OPT application for fall term• Non-Degree Students May Register for Winter graduat-ing international students

• Victor’s Dining Hall Reopens

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Football vs. Sacramento State at Sacramento CA

Veterans’ Day--PSU ClosedFootball vs. Northern Colo-rado, Hillsboro Stadium

Football vs. Northern Arizona at Flagstaff AZ

Day After Thanksgiving--PSU Closed

Thanksgiving Day--PSU Closed

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Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

• Non-Profit Career Fair, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm

• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for WinterDaylight Saving Time Ends

• Seniors May Register for Winter

• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Winter

• Last Day to Change Grad-ing Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course

• Register for PSU Student Leadership Conference at www.pdx.edu/dos/leader-ship-conference

• Juniors May Register for Winter

• Sophomores May Register for Winter

• Freshmen May Register for Winter• Victor’s Dining Hall Closes for Thanksgiving Break

• Last day to submit OPT application for fall term• Non-Degree Students May Register for Winter graduat-ing international students

• Victor’s Dining Hall Reopens

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Football vs. Sacramento State at Sacramento CA

Veterans’ Day--PSU ClosedFootball vs. Northern Colo-rado, Hillsboro Stadium

Football vs. Northern Arizona at Flagstaff AZ

Day After Thanksgiving--PSU Closed

Thanksgiving Day--PSU Closed

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• Non-Profit Career Fair, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

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Football vs. Sacramento State at Sacramento CA

Daylight Saving Time Ends

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• Non-Profit Career Fair, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

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Football vs. Sacramento State at Sacramento CA

Daylight Saving Time Ends

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• Seniors May Register for Winter

• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Winter

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Veterans’ Day--PSU Closed

Football vs. Northern Colorado, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Change Grading Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course

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• Seniors May Register for Winter

• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Winter

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Veterans’ Day--PSU Closed

Football vs. Northern Colorado, Hillsboro Stadium

• Last Day to Change Grading Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course

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• Register for PSU Student Leadership Conference at www.pdx.edu/dos/leadership-conference

• Juniors May Register for Winter

• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Winter

NOVEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

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Football vs. Northern Arizona at Flagstaff AZ

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• Register for PSU Student Leadership Conference at www.pdx.edu/dos/leadership-conference

• Juniors May Register for Winter

• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Winter

NOVEMBEr 10S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30

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Football vs. Northern Arizona at Flagstaff AZ

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• Freshmen May Register for Winter• Victor’s Dining Hall Closes for Thanksgiving Break

• Sophomores May Register for Winter

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Day After Thanksgiving--PSU Closed

Thanksgiving Day--PSU Closed

• Victor’s Dining Hall Reopens

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Passover Begins

• Freshmen May Register for Winter• Victor’s Dining Hall Closes for Thanksgiving Break

• Sophomores May Register for Winter

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Thanksgiving Day--PSU Closed

• Victor’s Dining Hall Reopens

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NOVEMBEr 10S M T W T F S

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Fall Term Final Exams• Fall Classes End • Fall Term Final Exams • Fall Term Final Exams

• Winter Break Begins • Grades Online

Winter Solstice

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• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Fall Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Out-standing Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Grade Deficiencies for December Graduation• Last Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s• Fall Term Final Exams • Fall Term Final Exams

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Christmas Eve--PSU Closed Christmas Day

New Year’s Holiday--PSU Closed

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Fall Term Final Exams• Fall Classes End • Fall Term Final Exams • Fall Term Final Exams

• Winter Break Begins • Grades Online

Winter Solstice

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• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Fall Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Out-standing Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Grade Deficiencies for December Graduation• Last Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s• Fall Term Final Exams • Fall Term Final Exams

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Christmas Eve--PSU Closed Christmas Day

New Year’s Holiday--PSU Closed

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Last day to submit OPT application for fall term• Non-Degree Students May Register for Winter graduating international students

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Last day to submit OPT application for fall term• Non-Degree Students May Register for Winter graduating international students

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• Fall Term Final Exams

• Fall Term Final Exams

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Fall Term Final Exams

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• Fall Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Grade Deficiencies for December Graduation• Last Meal of Fall Term @ Victor’s

• Fall Term Final Exams

• Fall Term Final Exams

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• Fall Term Final Exams

• Fall Term Final Exams

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Fall Term Final Exams

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• Fall Term Final Exams

• Fall Term Final Exams

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Passover Begins

• Grades Online

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Passover Begins

• Grades Online

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Passover Begins

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Christmas Eve--PSU Closed

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• First Meal of Winter Term @ Victor’s

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Resolve to build your resume this year! Email your resume/cover letter to jobs@studentmediagroup.com

• Winter Term Begins• Opening Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore

• First Meal of Winter Term @ Victor’s

• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

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• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day of 70% Refund Period• Last Day to Drop Without Course Appearing on Transcript

• Spring 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• Party near the Park 11am-3pm, SMSU Browsing Lounge

• Leadership Conference “All the Places You Will Go” 9am-3pm, SMSU Ballroom

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• Winter Term Begins• Opening Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore

• First Meal of Winter Term @ Victor’s

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• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day--PSU Closed

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• Spring 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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New Year’s Day• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• University Housing Move In Date for Winter Term

• Spring 2011 Graduation Application Deadline• Winter International Student Orientation

• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

• Party near the Park 11am-3pm, SMSU Browsing Lounge

• Leadership Conference “All the Places You Will Go” 9am-3pm, SMSU Ballroom

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• Winter Term Begins• Opening Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore

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Passover Begins

Passover Begins

• Spring 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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Passover Begins

Passover Begins

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Searching for an internship? Email your cover letter and resume to jobs@studentme-diagroup.com

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

• Don’t Miss the Vagina Monologues! Visit pdx.edu/wrc for details

Valentine’s Day• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Spring

• Career Information Day, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm• Seniors May Register for Spring

Presidents’ Day--PSU open• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Spring

• Last Day to Change Grad-ing Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course Washington’s Birthday

• Juniors May Register for Spring

• Sophomores May Register for Spring

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Chinese New Year

Lincoln’s Birthday

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Searching for an internship? Email your cover letter and resume to jobs@studentme-diagroup.com

Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

• Don’t Miss the Vagina Monologues! Visit pdx.edu/wrc for details

Valentine’s Day• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Spring

• Career Information Day, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm• Seniors May Register for Spring

Presidents’ Day--PSU open• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Spring

• Last Day to Change Grad-ing Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from a Course Washington’s Birthday

• Juniors May Register for Spring

• Sophomores May Register for Spring

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Lincoln’s Birthday

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Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

• Don’t Miss the Vagina Monologues! Visit pdx.edu/wrc for details

• General Scholarship Application Deadline

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Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu

• Don’t Miss the Vagina Monologues! Visit pdx.edu/wrc for details

• General Scholarship Application Deadline

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Passover Begins

National Bagel & Lox Day

Passover Begins

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National Bagel & Lox Day

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• Career Information Day, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm• Seniors May Register for Spring

Valentine’s Day• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Spring

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• Career Information Day, SMSU Ballroom, 11am-3pm• Seniors May Register for Spring

Valentine’s Day• Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Spring

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Washington’s Birthday

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Presidents’ Day--PSU open• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Spring

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Washington’s Birthday

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Presidents’ Day--PSU open• Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Spring

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• Freshmen May Register for Spring• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Spring

• Winter Term Final Exams• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week

Daylight Saving Time Begins• Winter Classes End • Winter Term Final Exams • Winter Term Final Exams

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• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

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St. Patrick’s Day• Winter Term Final Exams • Winter Term Final Exams

• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Spring Term

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• Freshmen May Register for Spring• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Spring

• Winter Term Final Exams• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week

Daylight Saving Time Begins• Winter Classes End • Winter Term Final Exams • Winter Term Final Exams

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• Last day to submit OPT application for winter term graduating international students

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• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Winter Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Out-standing Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Grade Deficiencies for March Graduation• Last Meal of Winter Term @ Victor’s

St. Patrick’s Day• Winter Term Final Exams • Winter Term Final Exams

• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Spring Term

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• Freshmen May Register for Spring• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Sophomores May Register for Spring

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• Freshmen May Register for Spring• Midnight Breakfast 9pm-12 midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Sophomores May Register for Spring

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• Non-Degree Students May Register for Spring

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• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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MarCH 2011

• Non-Degree Students May Register for Spring

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• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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MarCH 2011

• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week

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• Winter Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Grade Deficiencies for March Graduation• Last Meal of Winter Term @ Victor’s

St. Patricks Day• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams First Day of Spring• Spring Break Begins

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• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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WEdNESdaY

MarCH 2011

• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week

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St. Patricks Day• Winter Term Final Exams

• Winter Term Final Exams First Day of Spring• Spring Break Begins

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(MCC) Encourages andActively Pursues:

• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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MarCH 2011

Passover Begins

• Grades Online

Passover Begins

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• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Spring Term

• First Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s

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MULTICULTURALTHE

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(MCC) Encourages andActively Pursues:

• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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WEdNESdaY

MarCH 2011

Passover Begins

• Grades Online

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• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Spring Term

• First Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s

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(MCC) Encourages andActively Pursues:

• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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WEdNESdaY

MarCH 2011

Passover Begins

• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

• Spring Term Begins

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• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Go to pdx.edu/wrc for details• Summer 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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MULTICULTURALTHE

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(MCC) Encourages andActively Pursues:

• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

MarCH 2011

Passover Begins

• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

• Spring Term Begins

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• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Go to pdx.edu/wrc for details• Summer 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• Last Day to Add Classes Without Instructor Approval• Last Day of 100% Refund Period

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(MCC) Encourages andActively Pursues:

• Education outside the classroom• Cultural & academic diversity• Communiy partnerships

228 Smith Memorial Student Union

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• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Spring Course Without Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

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• Summer 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

• Fall Class Schedule Online• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

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• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Go to pdx.edu/wrc for details• Summer 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• Financial Aid Census Date• Last Day to Drop Spring Course Without Appearing on Transcript• Last Day of 70% Refund Period

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• Fall Class Schedule Online• Last Day of 20% Refund Period

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• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Go to pdx.edu/wrc for details• Summer 2011 Housing Contracts Available

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• Last Day to Add Classes With Instructor Approval

Income Taxes Due

Earth Day

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• All Students May Register for Summer

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• Continuing Sophomores May Register for Fall

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• Continuing Seniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Postbac Un-dergraduates May Register for Fall

• Last Day to Change Spring Grading Option at Registra-tion Office• Last Day to Withdraw from Spring Course

• Continuing Juniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Sophomores May Register for Fall

• Continuing Freshmen May Register for Fall

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Passover Begins

• All Students May Register for Summer

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Mother’s Day

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• Continuing Seniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Fall

MaY 11S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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• Last day to register for Spring Commencement

• Last Day to Change Spring Grading Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from Spring Course

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• Continuing Seniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Graduate and Postbac Graduates May Register for Fall

MaY 11S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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• Last day to register for Spring Commencement

• Last Day to Change Spring Grading Option at Registration Office• Last Day to Withdraw from Spring Course

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• Continuing Juniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Fall

MaY 11S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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Need an internship? Email your cover letter and resume to jobs@studentmediagroup.com

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• Continuing Juniors May Register for Fall

• Continuing Postbac Undergraduates May Register for Fall

MaY 11S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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Need an internship? Email your cover letter and resume to jobs@studentmediagroup.com

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• Continuing Freshmen May Register for Fall

• Continuing Sophomores May Register for Fall

MaY 11S M T W T F S1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 2829 30 31

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• Continuing Freshmen May Register for Fall

• Continuing Sophomores May Register for Fall

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• SALPies/Midnight Break-fast 8pm-12midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Classes End • Spring Term Final Exams • Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Commencement 2pm, Rose Garden Arena Flag Day • Grades Online

• Summer Term Begins• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for detailsFather’s Day Summer Solstice

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MONTHlY PlaN aHEadTHUrSdaY FrIdaY SaTUrdaY NOTES

• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Spring Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Spring Grade Deficiencies for June Graduation• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s• Last Day of Academic Year Housing

• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory Immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Summer Term

• Fall 2011 Graduation Ap-plication Deadline

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• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• SALPies/Midnight Break-fast 8pm-12midnight, SMSU Ballroom

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Classes End • Spring Term Final Exams • Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Commencement 2pm, Rose Garden Arena Flag Day • Grades Online

• Summer Term Begins• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for detailsFather’s Day Summer Solstice

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MONTHlY PlaN aHEadTHUrSdaY FrIdaY SaTUrdaY NOTES

• Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Spring Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Spring Grade Deficiencies for June Graduation• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s• Last Day of Academic Year Housing

• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory Immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Summer Term

• Fall 2011 Graduation Ap-plication Deadline

JUlY 11S M T W T F S

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• Newly Admitted Graduates and Postbac Graduates May Register for Fall

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• SALPies/Midnight Breakfast 8pm-12midnight, SMSU Ballroom

Memorial Day--PSU Closed

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• Spring Classes End

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• Newly Admitted Graduates and Postbac Graduates May Register for Fall

• Check out the Box Office’s Calendar of Events: www.boxoffice.pdx.edu• SALPies/Midnight Breakfast 8pm-12midnight, SMSU Ballroom

Memorial Day--PSU Closed

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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JUl • Campus Rec Dive-in Movie

• Spring Classes End

JUlaUG

SEPTOCT

NOVdEC

JaNFEB

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10

THUrSdaY

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FrIdaY

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1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

JUNE 2011

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Spring Term Final Exams

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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aPr

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JaN

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NOV

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aUG

JUl

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Spring Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Spring Grade Deficiencies for June Graduation

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s• Last Day of Academic Year Housing

• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Commencement 2pm, Rose Garden Arena

JUlaUG

SEPTOCT

NOVdEC

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Mar

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10

THUrSdaY

SUNdaY

FrIdaY

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1MON

MONdaY

WEdNESdaY

JUNE 2011

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Finals Book Buyback at PSU Bookstore All Week• Spring Term Final Exams

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Day to Clear Spring Outstanding Balances to Avoid $100 Late Fee• Last Day to Clear Spring Grade Deficiencies for June Graduation

• Spring Term Final Exams

• Spring Term Final Exams• Last Meal of Spring Term @ Victor’s• Last Day of Academic Year Housing

• Spring Term Final Exams• Spring Commencement 2pm, Rose Garden Arena

JUlaUG

SEPTOCT

NOVdEC

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JUNE 2011

Flag Day

• Grades Online

Passover Begins

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory Immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Summer Term

Father’s Day

JUlaUG

SEPTOCT

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JaNFEB

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10

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Flag Day

• Grades Online

Passover Begins

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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• New International Student Orientation• Mandatory Immigration check in day

• University Housing Move In Date for Summer Term

Father’s Day

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Summer Solstice

Passover Begins

• Summer Term Begins• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

JUNE 11S M T W T F S 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30

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• Fall 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

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Summer Solstice

Passover Begins

• Summer Term Begins• Tutoring Begins, see www.pdx.edu/tutoring for details

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• Fall 2011 Graduation Application Deadline

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Passover Begins

Passover Begins

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and E5 Sergeant drill pay. Additionally you may qualify for a $10,000 scholarship for your fi nal two years of school, $450/$500 per month ROTC Stipend, and $1200 a year for books. Come meet the Military Science instructors in the Clay Building (SW 6th Av. and Clay St.) in Room 212. Military Science level 100-200 classes are open to all PSU Students. So, go for the GOLD and check us out. It will be a great start on your career in leadership!

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Banks

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Bookstores

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Banks

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Bookstores

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Campus organizations

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He banks where it’s simpler, smarter & easier.With great rates, lower fees and better service, OnPoint Community Credit Union

is the intelligent choice for all your banking. And since most of our services are

free, you won’t be left wondering how you’re going to pay for books.

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Student Activities & Leadership Programs

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Ombuds, Sandy McDermott: 503-725-5901

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