N.C. Cleaves Hall Built in 1923, this residence facility houses female students. William H. Graves Hall Built in 1968, this residence facility houses male students. B. Julian Smith Hall Built in 1963, this residence facility houses male students. Alumni Hall Built in 2008, this residence facility houses male students. Jennie E. Lane Built in 2009, this residence facility houses female students. Harper Hall Built in 2009, this residence facility houses male students. J.A. Hamlett Hall Built in 1971, this residence facility houses female students. Eastbrooke Acquired in 2009, this residence facility houses faculty and staff. I.J. Berry Music Hall Built in 2010, this hall serves as a music building. It contains faculty offices/studios, classrooms, practice rooms, band and choir rehearsal rooms, band and choral libraries, and a listening room. Herman Stone, Jr. Hall This building houses the switchboard/mail room, classrooms, and chemistry and computer laboratories. J. T. Beck Apartments This is an eight-unit structure with apartments for temporary housing for staff. Central Heating Plant This historic building, originally constructed in 1909, is scheduled for major renovation and conversion into a Museum/Visitors’ Center. The Water Tower Place Built before the turn of 20th Century, this facility was acquired in 1996. It has space to service various community-based projects, including a business incubator. It also houses the Office of Student Life, Housing, Campus Bookstore, the Copy Center, the Cyber Café, and a conference room. Campus Center This 8,000 square foot facility was acquired in 1996, and is now the primary social hub of the campus, housing games and film equipment. The Center is used by students for dances, movies, and other recreational events. Physical Plant Building This building houses all equipment, offices, and vehicles for the Physical Plant staff. Football Field The campus football field is used for practice sessions by the football team. Additionally, outside basketball and tennis courts are available for recreational use by students. Lane Field This 2,500-seat stadium is home to the Lane College Dragons Football Team. The stadium was secured through a gift from the City of Jackson to the College in 2009. Amenities Building This most recent capital addition to the College was completed in summer 2010 and houses general fitness and recreational facilities for students, faculty, and staff. Health Center The health center provides services and support to meet the general health care needs of students. Storage Building This storage building was designed for multipurpose use to store and access larger items.
Humanities and Fine Arts ∙ENG 221: Introduction to Literature (Required) Choose and additional course from the following (A.A.): ART 120: Art Appreciation MUS 120: Music Appreciation ENG Course 222 or Higher REL 130: World Religions REL 131: Old Testament REL 132: New Testament REL 231: History of the Black Church PHL 131: Introduction to Philosophy PHL 132: Ethics PHL 133: Logic Associate in Art and Associate in Science Degrees General Education Curriculum Requirements Mathematics ∙MAT 125: College Algebra I ∙MAT 126: College Algebra II Physical and Life Science Choose one course from the following (A.A.): ∙BIO 131: Biological Science ∙PHY 131: Physical Science Choose two courses from the following (A.S.) ∙BIO 131: Biological Science ∙PHY 131: Physical Science ∙BIO 141: General Biology I ∙BIO 142: General Biology II ∙BIO 341: Environmental Biology ∙CHE 141: General Chemistry I ∙CHE 142: General Chemistry II Foreign Language, 2 Courses in sequence (6 Hours) ∙SPN 131: Elementary Spanish I ∙SPN 132: Elementary Spanish II ∙FRE 131: Elementary French I ∙FRE 132: Elementary French II Health and Fitness, 1 or 2 courses (2-3 Hours) Choose 2 one-hour PER activity courses or one of the following courses: ∙PER 260: Fitness of Life ∙PER 236: Nutrition Major Requirements: In addition to the general education requirements, each student is required to complete 24 credit hours to complete their major requirements: ∙Associate of Science in Business Administration ∙Associate of Arts in Media Strategies ∙Associate of Arts in Religion ∙Associate of Arts in Sociology
Business Curriculum (Finance Concentration) Course No. General Education Core Cr Prerequisite Course No. Major Courses Cr Prerequisite ORN 110 Orientation 1 ACT 210 Principles of Accounting I 3 MAT 126 CSC 131 Introduction to Computers 3 ACT 220 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACT 210 FIN 150 Personal Fin Mgmt 2 MAT 126 MGT 210 Principles of Management 3 ENG 131 REL 130 World Religions 3 MGT 320 Quantitative Methods 3 MAT 126 REL 131/ 132 or 231 Old Testament, New Testament or History of the Black Church 3 MGT 220 Managerial Communications 3 ENG 132 ENG 131 Composition I 3 MGT 330 Production & Operation Management 3 MAT 233 ENG 132 Composition II 3 ENG 131 MGT 480 Business Policy 3 Senior ENG 221 Introduction to Literature 3 ENG 132 MGT 410 Business Law 3 MGT 320 ACT 210 SPC 230 Foundations of Speech 3 ENG 131 ECO 220 Principles of Microeconomics 3 MAT 126 MAT 125 Algebra I 3 ECO 210 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 MAT 126 MAT 126 Algebra II 3 MAT 125 FIN 210 Business Finance 3 MAT 126 BIO 131 Biological Science 3 MAT 233 Probability & Stat 3 MAT 126 PHY 131 Physical Science 3 MKT 210 Principles of Marketing 3 MAT 126 HIS 231 World History I 3 MGT 310 Mgmt. Info. Systems 3 ACT 220 MGT 210 HIS 232 World History II 3 HIST 231 FIN Finance Electives 12 FRE/SPN I French/Spanish I 3 MAJOR COURSES 54 FRE/SPN II French/Spanish II 3 FRE/SPN I ART 120 Art Appreciation 2 MUS 120 Music Appreciation 2 MAJOR HOURS 54 PER Activity 1 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 54 PER Activity 1 GENERAL ELECTIVE HOURS 16 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 54 TOTAL HOURS 124
Business Curriculum (Marketing Concentration) Course No. General Education Core Cr Prerequisite Course No. Major Courses Cr Prerequisite ORN 110 Orientation 1 ACT 131 Principles of Accounting I 3 MAT 126 CSC 131 Introduction to Computers 3 ACT 132 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACT 131 FIN 122 Personal Fin. Mgt 2 MAT 126 BUS 131 Principles of Management 3 ENG 131 REL 130 World Religions 3 BUS 133 Quantitative Methods 3 MAT 126 REL 131 132 or 231 Old Testament, New Testament or History of the Black Church 3 BUS 134 Business Communications 3 ENG 132 ENG 131 Composition I 3 BUS 232 Production & Operation Mgmt. 3 MAT 233 ENG 132 Composition II 3 ENG 131 BUS 331 Business Policy 3 Senior ENG 221 Introduction to Literature 3 ENG 132 BUS 334 Business Law 3 BUS 133 ACT 131 SPC 230 Foundations of Speech 3 ENG 131 ECO 132 Principles of Microeconomics 3 MAT 126 MAT 125 Algebra I 3 ECO 131 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 MAT 126 MAT 126 Algebra II 3 MAT 125 FIN 131 Business Finance 3 MAT 126 BIO 131 Biological Science 3 MAT 233 Probability & Statistics 3 MAT 126 PHY 131 Physical Science 3 MKT 131 Principles of Marketing 3 MAT 126 HIS 231 World History I 3 BUS 300 Mgmt. Info. Systems 3 ACT 132 BUS 131 HIS 232 World History II 3 HIST 231 MKT 231 Consumer Behavior 3 MKT 131 FRE/SPN I French/Spanish I 3 MKT 332 Marketing Research 3 MKT 131 and MAT 233 FRE/SPN II French/Spanish II 3 FRE/SPN I Marketing Electives 6 ART 120 Art Appreciation 2 MAJOR COURSES 48 MUS 120 Music Appreciation 2 PER Activity 1 PER Activity 1 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 54 GENERAL ELECTIVE HOURS 16 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 54 TOTAL 124
Biology Curriculum Course No. General Education Core Cr Prerequisite Course No. Major Courses Cr Prerequisite ORN 110 Orientation 1 BIO 341 Ecology & Environ Biology 4 BIO 142 CSC 131 Introduction to Computers 3 BIO 343 Genetics 4 BIO 142 FIN 122 Personal Fin. Mgt 2 MAT 126 BIO 347 Microbiology 4 CHE 142 REL 130 World Religions 3 CHE 243 Organic Chemistry I 4 CHE 142 REL 131 132/231 Old Testament, New Testament or History of the Black Church 3 CHE 244 Organic Chemistry II 4 CHE 243 ENG 131 Composition I 3 PHY 241 Physics I 4 MAT 140 ENG 132 Composition II 3 ENG 131 PHY 242 Physics II 4 “C” PHY 241 ENG 221 Introduction to Literature 3 ENG 132 BIO 315 Bio. Seminar I 1 BIO 142,JR STATUS SPC 230 Foundations of Speech 3 ENG 131 BIO 316 Bio. Seminar II 1 BIO 142, JR STATUS MAT 125 Algebra I 3 BIO 415 Bio. Seminar III 1 BIO 142, JR STATUS MAT 126 Algebra II 3 MAT 125 BIO 416 Bio. Seminar IV 1 BIO 142, JR STATUS MAT 140 Trigonometry 3 MAT 126 BIO/PHY/CHEM ELECTIVES 12 BIO 142, JR STATUS BIO 141 General Biology I 4 BIO 142 General Biology II 4 BIO 141 CHE 141 General Chemistry I 4 MAJOR COURSES 44 CHE142 General Chemistry II 4 CHEM 141 HIS 231 World History I 3 HIS 232 World History II 3 HIS 231 FRE/SPN I French/Spanish I 3 FRE/SPN II French/Spanish II 3 FRE/SPN I ART 120 Art Appreciation 2 MUS 120 Music Appreciation 2 MAJOR HOURS 44 PER (2) Activity (2 CLASSES) 2 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 67 GENERAL ELECTIVE HOURS 13 GENERAL EDUCATION CORE TOTAL 67 TOTAL HOURS 124
INDEX ACCOUNTING, 126 CONCENTRATION, 130 ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT, 69 ACADEMIC CLEMENCY, 69 ACADEMIC DIVISIONS, 85 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY, 70 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, 85 ADDING AND DROPPING COURSES, 44 ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL AID, 38 ADJUSTMENT IN TUITION, 43 ADMISSION OF TRANSIENT STUDENTS, 41 ADMISSION PROCEDURES, 40 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, 39 ADVANCED PLACEMENT, 70 APPLICATION FOR DEGREE, 70 APPLICATION FOR FINANCIAL AID, 21 AUDITING COURSES, 70 BIOLOGY, 151 BUSINESS, 123 BUSINESS, SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, 122 CAREER PLANNING, 47 CHEMISTRY, 154 CLASS ATTENDANCE, 70 COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM, 71 COMMENCEMENT, 71 MASS COMMUNICATION BUILDING, 48 COMPLAINT POLICY AND PROCEDURES, 58 COMPLETION OF DEGREE REQUIREMENTS, 71 COMPUTER SCIENCE, 157 CONFIDENTIALITY OF STUDENT RECORDS, 72 COUNSELING CENTER, 48 COURSE AVAILABILITY, 43 COURSE LOAD, 43 COURSES OF INSTRUCTION, 169 CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 139 DIRECTORY, 11 DISABILITY SERVICES, 48 DISCIPLINARY OFFENSES, 58 DISCLOSURE OF GRADUATION RATES, 72 EARLY ADMISSIONS PROGRAM, 41 ELIGIBILITY FOR FINANCIAL AID, 22 ENGLISH, 102 EXAMINATIONS, 72 FACULTY, 230 FINANCE, 132 FINANCIAL AID, 21 FINANCIAL AID COMPLAINT PROCEDURES, 22 FIREARMS POLICY, 58 FOOD SERVICES, 49 FRATERNITIES, 51 GENERAL STUDIES, 93 GRADE APPEAL PROCESS, 72 GRADE POINT AVERAGE, 72 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS, 73 GRANTS, 24 HEALTH CENTER, 68 HISTORY, 142 HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE, 12 HONOR SOCIETIES, 51 HONORS, 74 INDEPENDENT STUDENT STATUS, 22 INDEPENDENT STUDY, 74 INSURANCE PROGRAMS, 54 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS, 54 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, 99 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, 41 LIBERAL STUDIES, 97 LIBRARY/LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER, 54 LOANS, 25 MAJOR FIELD OF CONCENTRATION, 75 MAP OF CAMPUS, 7 MARKETING, 134 MASS COMMUNICATION, 108 MATHEMATICS, 160 MEDIA CENTER, 56 MINOR FIELD OF CONCENTRATION, 75 MUSIC, 113 NATURAL and PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 148 PAYMENTS, 20 PERMANENT STUDENT RECORDS, 75 PHYSICAL EDUCATION, 116 PHYSICAL FACILITIES, 16 PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 148 PHYSICS, 163 PRE-LAW, 123 TRAINING, 150 PREREQUISITES, 75 PUBLICATIONS, 56 QUALITY POINTS, 73 READMISSION, 42 REFUND AND REPAYMENT POLICY, 23 REGISTRATION, 42 RELIGION, 119 RELIGIOUS LIFE, 56 REPEATING A COURSE, 44 RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS, 75 SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS, 76 SCHOLARSHIPS, 26 SOCIOLOGY, 145 SOPHOMORE PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION, 83 SORORITIES, 51 SPECIAL STUDENT, 41 STANDARDS OF CONDUCT, 58 STEM CENTER, 68 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION, 68 STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES, 83 STUDENTS WITH ACADEMIC DEFICIENCIES, 83 TAKING COURSES AT OTHER INSTITUTIONS, 84 TRANSCRIPTS, 84 TRANSFER STUDENTS, 40 VETERAN BENEFITS, 32 WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSES, 44 WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COLLEGE, 45 WRITING LABORATORY, 68