Except in emergency circumstances, your presence is expected. This is an advanced-level course and it is assumed that all students will approach their study in a mature manner. It applies to verbatim quotations and paraphrases equally. Plagiarism violates the fundamental trust underlying all academic work, that the work be the product of the student who submitted it. Plagiarism is a serious offense not to be taken lightly, and offenders will receive a maximum penalty of permanent expulsion.
Ignorance is no defense.
Late papers will be charged one letter grade per day unless prior arrangements were made with the professor. The course is designed to correspond with the general evovement of American history through its major historical periods. The emphasis of the course will be upon constitutional issues set against the historical background of their times. This page optimized for use with Microsoft Internet Explorer and screen resolution of 800 x 600. This page maintained by Montreat College History Faculty .