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|1. Is this course a Diversity or Liberal Studies |Liberal | |Diversity | |Both | |
|Course? |Studies | | | | | |
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|2. Course change effective beginning of what term and year? |Fall 2009 |
|(ex. Spring 2008, Summer 2008) See effective dates calendar. | |
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|3. College |Arts and Letters |4. Academic Unit/Department |Art |
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|5. Current course subject/catalog number |ART 100 Art Appreciation |
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|6. Current catalog title, course description and units. (Cut and paste |Show the proposed changes in this column. Please BOLD the changes, to differentiate |
|from current on-line academic catalog |from what is not changing.
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