HECUA
ADVISING SHEETS FOR UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Metro
Urban Studies Term (MUST)
Fall
Semester/Spring Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the application and credit
approval process for HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected]).
Total
Credits
MUST provides 16 semester
credits. Courses and credits appear on the transcript as University
of Minnesota residence credits and are included in GPA. The program
is full-time, so it is not advisable to enroll in other U of M courses
while enrolled in MUST.
Liberal
Education Requirements
MUST has been approved to
fulfill the following liberal education requirements:
- Social Sciences Core
- Cultural Diversity
Theme
- Citizenship and
Public Ethics Theme
Major
Credits and Registration
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in MUST. Approval for credit distribution
in the major and/or electives is negotiated with the student's department
advisor.
American Studies
majors may use 10 of the 16 credits to fulfill their major. Students
in Urban Studies, Sociology, and Individually Designed
Interdepartmental Majors (IDIM) have also been able to use credits
toward the major. If seeking major credit for the internship, criteria
for the internship placement must be discussed with the major advisor.
The U of M Career and Community
Learning Center will register students for:
ID 3571 MUST: Reading
Seminar (4 credits)
ID 3572 MUST: Field
Seminar (4 credits)
ID 3573 MUST: Internship
Seminar (8 credits)
(No additional registration
is required by the student.)
Other majors that have participated
in MUST and may have received major credit:
Anthropology •
Architecture • Pre-Biology • Child Psychology • Comparative
Literature • Cultural Studies • Elementary Education •
English •Geography • International Relations • Journalism
• Marketing • Mathematics • Political Science •
Psychology • Spanish • Speech • Women's Studies
Fees
$200 administrative fee
- payable to the University of Minnesota; must accompany completed HECUA
application form, to be submitted to Teresa Thomas-Carroll; non-refundable
except in the case where the student is not accepted into the program.
$50 application fee - payable
to HECUA; must accompany completed HECUA application form; non-refundable.
$400 deposit - payable
to HECUA upon acceptance into the program to hold your place (due April
or earlier for Fall program; due December or earlier for Spring program);
non-refundable; credited toward comprehensive fee.
$4,700 - for Fall 2001 and
Spring 2002 - (HECUA comprehensive semester fee of $5,100 minus $400
deposit) - you will be billed $4,700 by University of Minnesota Student
Accounts Receivable in accordance with the regular U of M billing schedule.
Health Insurance —
you are required to carry health insurance. If you do not have private
health insurance, you must purchase health insurance from the U of M.
Financial
Aid
Most financial aid can be
applied to the HECUA program fee, including both grants and loans. This
will be done via your student account at the U of M.
A revised budget form for
financial aid may be requested through the Career and Community Learning
Center for requesting a higher level of aid to cover the projected costs
of MUST.
For information on arranging
use of work-study funds from your financial aid package for a possible
paid MUST internship, contact Junelle Moody, Student Employment, 612/626-8608,
[email protected]. (Requires that
a portion of the wage be paid by the internship site.)
Contacts
on Campus
Key Campus Contact
Career and Community Learning Center
Teresa Thomas-Carroll (former MUST staff)
612/626-2044, [email protected],
345 Fraser Hall
Kari Denissen, Peer Advisor (Alum, MUST Fall '99)
612/626-2044, [email protected],
345 Fraser Hall
Meets with all students applying for MUST; can answer questions about
the program, offer guidance on credit distribution and financial aid;
Signature required on application (in Campus Representative section)
Faculty and advisors
familiar with the program
Paula Pentel, Urban Studies (visited program Fall '98)
612/626-1626, [email protected],
348 Social Science Bldg.
Gayle Woodruff, Human Ecology Administration (visited program Fall
'97)
612/624-4762, [email protected],
32 McNeel
Campus Representative
Carl Brandt, Career and Community Learning Center
612/624-7577, [email protected]
Campus
Timeline
Students planning to apply
for the MUST Fall program are encouraged to contact the Career
and Community Learning Center (612/626-2044) by March 15 for
an appointment to discuss the complete application process; for Spring
program by November 1.
HECUA
Deadline
Application for MUST, along
with all required initial fees (see above), should be submitted to the
Career and Community Learning Center, which in turn will send it to
the HECUA office for Fall semester by the HECUA April 15 deadline;
for Spring semester by the HECUA December 1 deadline.
Early application is encouraged as the program may fill before the deadline.
Applications are reviewed as they are received. Late applications are
considered on a space available basis.
City Arts
Spring Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected]).
Total
Credits
The City Arts program provides
16 semester credits. Courses and credits appear on the transcript as
University of Minnesota residence credits and are included in GPA. The
program is full-time, so it is not advisable to enroll in other U of
M courses while enrolled in CITY ARTS.
Liberal
Education Requirements
City Arts has been approved
to fulfill the following liberal education requirements:
- Visual and Performing
Arts Core
- Cultural Diversity
Theme
- Citizenship and
Public Ethics Theme
Major
Credits and Registration
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in CITY ARTS. Approval for credit distribution
in the major and/or electives is negotiated with the student's department
advisor.
American Studies
majors may use 10 of the 16 credits to fulfill their major. Studio
Art majors (for both the BA and B.F.A. sequence) may use 8 of the
16 credits to fulfill upper level major requirements. Individually
Designed Interdepartmental Major (IDIM) students have also
been able to use some or all of the 16 credits toward the major. If
seeking major credit for the internship, criteria for the internship
placement must be discussed with the major advisor.
The U of M Career and Community
Learning Center will register students for:
ID 3581 City Arts: Reading
Seminar (4 credits)
ID 3582 City Arts: Field
Seminar (4 credits)
ID 3583 City Arts: Internship
Seminar (8 credits)
(No additional registration
is required by the student.)
Other majors that have been
in CITY ARTS and may have received major credit:
Anthropology •
Art Education •Art History • Chicano Studies • Comparative
Literature • Cultural Studies • English • Humanities
• Mass Communications • Native American Studies • Piano
• Philosophy • Political Science • Russian • Sociology
• Theater • Urban Studies • Woman's Studies
Fees
$200 administrative fee
- payable to the University of Minnesota; must accompany completed HECUA
application form, to be submitted to Teresa Thomas-Carroll; non-refundable
except in the case where the student is not accepted into the program.
$50 application fee - payable
to HECUA; must accompany completed HECUA application form; non-refundable.
$400 deposit - payable
to HECUA upon acceptance into the program to hold your place (due December
or earlier); non-refundable; credited toward the comprehensive fee.
$4,700 - for Fall 2001
and Spring 2002 - (HECUA comprehensive semester fee of $5,100 minus
$400 deposit) - you will be billed $4,700 by University of Minnesota
Student Accounts Receivable in accordance with the regular U of M billing
schedule.
Health Insurance —
you are required to carry health insurance. If you do not have private
health insurance, you must purchase health insurance from the U of M.
Financial
Aid
Most financial aid can be
applied to the HECUA program fee, including both grants and loans. This
will be done via your student account at the U of M.
A revised budget form for
financial aid may be requested through the Career and Community Learning
Center for requesting a higher level of aid to cover the projected costs
of CITY ARTS.
For information on arranging
use of work-study funds from your financial aid package for a possible
paid CITY ARTS internship, contact Janelle Moody, Student Employment,
612/626-8608, [email protected].
(Requires that a portion of the wage be paid by the internship site.)
Contacts
on Campus
Key Campus Contact
Career and Community Learning Center
Teresa Thomas-Carroll
(Alum and former staff of the program)
612/626-2044, [email protected],
345 Fraser Hall
Elizabeth Moen, Peer
Advisor (Alum, City Arts Spring '99)
612/626-2044, [email protected],
345 Fraser Hall
Meets with all
students applying for CITY ARTS; can answer questions about the program,
offer guidance on credit distribution and financial aid
Signature required
on application (in Campus Representative section)
Faculty and advisors
familiar with the program
Cindy Cribbs,
Coordinator of Advising, Art Dept. (visited program Spring '96)
612/625-1848, [email protected],
208 Art Bldg.
Joyce Lyon, Director
of Undergraduate Advising, Art Department
612/626-7844, [email protected],
208 Art Bldg.
Richard Leppert, Cultural
Studies
612/624-4354, [email protected],
350 Folwell Hall
Lary May, American
Studies
612/624-5581, [email protected],
104 Scott Hall
Campus Representative
Carl Brandt, Career
and Community Learning Center (visited program Spring '96)
612/624-7577, [email protected]
Campus
Timeline
Students planning to apply
for the CITY ARTS program should contact the Career and Community Learning
Center (612/626-2044) by November 1. Set an appointment with
Teresa Thomas-Carroll to discuss the complete application process.
HECUA
Deadline
Application for CITY ARTS,
along with all required initial fees (see above), should be submitted
to Career and Community Learning Center, which in turn will send it
to the HECUA office by the HECUA December 1 deadline.
Early application is encouraged as the program may fill before the deadline.
Applications are reviewed as they are received. Late applications are
considered on a space available basis.
South
American Urban Semester (SAUS)
Fall
Semester
Community
Internships in Latin America (CILA)
Fall
Semester
Environment,
Economy & Community in Latin America (EECLA)
Spring
Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected]).
Total
Credits
Each HECUA program provides
16 semester credits. Courses and credits appear on the transcript as
University of Minnesota residence credits and are included in GPA.
Liberal
Education Requirements
HECUA programs have been
approved to fulfill these liberal education requirements:
| SAUS |
|
|
| Introduction
to Latin America |
Social
Sciences |
International
Perspective |
| Urbaniz./Devt.
in Latin America |
Social
Sciences |
International
Perspective |
| Wealth/Poverty/Latin
Amer. City |
Social
Sciences |
International
Perspective |
| |
|
Practicum |
| |
|
Citizenship/Public
Ethics
(depending on topics) |
| |
|
|
CILA
|
|
|
| Community
Participation for Social Chg. |
Social
Sciences |
Citizen./Public
Ethics |
| |
|
Practicum |
| Internship |
May
count, depending
on area/topic |
EECLA
Review and approval
for General Education Credits is pending
Major
Credits and Registration
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in HECUA programs.
Students will complete an
"Academic Planning for Study Abroad" form in consultation with their
major advisor before departure. The completed form allows the student
to be registered for courses and financial aid/STARS arrangements to
be made.
Students are registered
for a foreign study block of credit (FOST 3110, 16 credits) before departure.
Upon completion of the program, a cancel/add process will change the
foreign study block registration to U of M courses.
Majors that have participated
in the programs (may have received major credit):
SAUS:
Business • Chemistry • Geography • International Relations
• Journalism • Latin American Studies • Native American
Studies • Political History • Political Science • Social
Service • Sociology • Spanish • Speech Communication
• Urban Studies
CILA:
Anthropology • International Relations • Sociology •
Spanish
EECLA: New program; intended for students in social sciences,
economics, environmental studies, Latin American Studies and others
Contacts
on Campus
The Global Campus
Sarah Groskreutz
612/625-6076, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Advises all students
applying to HECUA programs; provides information about University of
Minnesota requirements and procedures
Tina Cassler
612/624-9334, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Signature required
on application
Trish Blomquist
612/625-9074, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Administrative
oversight of HECUA co-sponsored programs
Faculty/staff familiar
with the program
Margaret Demesse,
Academic Advising, Spanish & Portuguese Dept.
612/625-1014, [email protected],
34 Folwell Hall
Meet with Margaret if
seeking Spanish credit for HECUA coursework
Roger Miller, Geography
(visited SAUS Fall '97)
612/625-5899, [email protected],
309 Soc. Science. Bldg.
Paula Pentel, Urban Studies
612/626-1626, [email protected],
348 Soc. Science. Bldg.
Chip Peterson, Global Campus
612/624-4808, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Campus
Deadlines
Students planning to enroll
in SAUS or CILA must contact the University of Minnesota Global Campus
by March 1; for EECLA, by October 15. Early application
is encouraged, as the programs may fill before the deadline. Applications
are reviewed as they are received. Late applications are considered
on a space available basis. (Call Tina Cassler, Global Campus, 612/624-9334,
to check about late application.)
HECUA
Deadline
Applications are to be submitted
to Global Campus, which in turn will send them on to the HECUA office
by March 15 for SAUS and CILA, and by November 1 for EECLA.
Scandinavian Urban Studies
Term (SUST)
Fall Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected]).
Total
Credits
The Scandinavian Urban Studies
Term (SUST) provides 16 semester credits. Courses and credits appear
on the fall semester transcript as University of Minnesota residence
credits and are included in GPA.
Liberal
Education Requirements
SUST has been approved to
fulfill the following liberal education requirements:
| Urbanization/Devt.
in Scandinavia |
Social
Sciences |
International
Persp. |
| Scandinavia
in the World |
Social
Sciences |
International
Persp. |
| Scand.
Arts & Literature; Persp. on Chg. |
Arts &
Humanit. |
International
Persp. |
Major
Credits and Registration
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in SUST.
Students will complete an
"Academic Planning for Study Abroad" form in consultation with their
major advisor before departure. The completed form allows the student
to be registered for courses and financial aid/STARS arrangements to
be made.
Students are registered
for a foreign study block of credit (FOST 3110, 16 credits) before departure.
Upon completion of the program, a cancel/add process will change the
foreign study block registration to U of M courses.
Majors that have participated
and may have received major credit include:
Anthropology •
Construction Management • Early Childhood Education • English
• Geography •German • History • IDIM • International
Business • International Relations • Journalism • Norwegian
• Political Science • Psychology • Scandinavian Studies
• Sociology • Speech Communication • Urban Studies
Contacts
on Campus
The Global Campus
Sarah Groskreutz
612/625-6076, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Advises all students
applying to HECUA programs; provides information about University of
Minnesota requirements and procedures
Tina Cassler
612/624-9334, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Signature required
on application
Trish Blomquist
612/625-9074, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Administrative
oversight of HECUA co-sponsored programs
Faculty/staff familiar
with the program
Judith Martin,
Urban Studies (visited program Fall '97)
612/626-1626, [email protected],
414 Soc. Science. Bldg.
Paula Pentel, Urban
Studies (participated in program Fall '76)
612/626-1626,
[email protected], 348 Soc. Science. Bldg.
Roger Miller, Geography
612/625-5899, [email protected],
309 Soc. Science. Bldg.
Campus Representative
Al Balkcum, Director,
Global Campus
612/625-5593, [email protected],
230 Heller Hall
Campus
Deadlines
Students planning to enroll
in SUST must contact the University of Minnesota Global Campus by
March 1. Early application is encouraged as the program may fill
before the deadline. Applications are reviewed as they are received.
Late applications are considered on a space available basis. Call Tina
Cassler, Global Campus, 612/624-9334, to check about late application.
HECUA
Deadline
Application for SUST is
to be submitted to Global Campus, which in turn will send it to the
HECUA office by the March 15 HECUA deadline.