Students over 45 hr limit
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From: UC4 Applications Manager [mailto:appworx@boston.sis.utsa.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2014 6:35 AM
To: April Lawver; Barbara Smith; Cynthia Rodriguez (Life & Health Sci); Dainon Deviney; Diana Howard; James Adair; Jinny Case; Ann Roberts; Joan Tsacalis; Lona George; Monica Glover; Nancy Martin; advising(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu; Olga San Miguel; Patricia Gonzalez (Cosae); Sabina Bhattathiry-Kapoor; Sylvia Mansour; Tammy Casas
Subject: Students over 45 hr limit
11 years, 5 months
Students over 30 hr limit
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Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2014 7:45 AM
To: Ann Roberts; Nancy Martin; Barbara Smith; April Lawver; Cynthia Rodriguez (Life & Health Sci); Diane Elizondo; Jinny Case; sherry.whitmore(a)utsa.edu; Dainon Deviney; Diana Howard; James Adair; advising(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu; Joan Tsacalis; Lona George; Monica Glover; Olga San Miguel; Sabina Bhattathiry-Kapoor; Sylvia Mansour; Patricia Gonzalez (Cosae); Tammy Casas
Subject: Students over 30 hr limit
11 years, 5 months
New course for spring
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FYI - see attachment.
Thank you,
April D. Lawver, M.A.
Director
Business Studies
Undergraduate Advising Center
University Of Texas at San Antonio
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, Texas 78249-0631
210-458-4562 voice
210-458-4328 fax
April.Lawver(a)utsa.edu<mailto:April.Lawver@utsa.edu>
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11 years, 5 months
FW: GEO1103: Email to Advising
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Good morning everyone,
Please see the information below from the Geology Department regarding GEO 1103.
Barbara
From: Craig Jordan
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2014 7:32 PM
To: Barbara Smith
Subject: FW: GEO1103: Email to Advising
Barbara,
Please make sure this is distributed to all advising centers.
Craig T. Jordan, Ph.D., J.D.
Associate Dean for Academic Programs
The College of Sciences
The University of Texas at San Antonio
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, Texas 78249
Administrative Office: BSE 2.110
210.458.4429
Academic Office: BSE 1.658
210.458.5926
210.458.5658 (fax)
From: Walter Gray
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2014 12:43 PM
To: ****
Subject: RE: Geology Department
***,
As of this fall GEO 1103/1111 are no longer in the core curriculum. These courses are now part of the geology curriculum and intended primarily for geology majors. In past years GEO 1103 and GEO 1111 were separate courses and did not have to be taken together. However, under the new curriculum we require that they be taken together (just like all other lecture/lab courses in geology), but for students on older catalogs, we have waived this requirement. However, the student must be aware that the theory will be presented in GEO 1103, and the hands on practical application is done in the lab (we do not intend to re-lecture the material during the lab). For this reason students taking the lab without the lecture might be at a disadvantage. We tried to make this clear to students in the first meeting, but left it up to the individual students as to whether or not they continue with the lab.
Hope this helps.
Walt Gray
11 years, 6 months