Academic Bulletin 2020-22

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MUSC/THEO 303–Theology of Worship and Its Music This course provides an introduction to the subject by analyzing and expounding the apposite documents of the ecclesiastical Magisterium, from the Motu Proprio of St. Pius X (1903) to the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy (Sacrosanctum Concilium) of Vatican II and the instruction Musicam Sacram of 1967. (3 credits) MUSC 304—Gregorian Chant This course will involve a systematic study of the different genres of Gregorian chant in the Mass and Divine Office. (3 credits) Prerequisite (not a corequisite): MUSC 101B and 102B or demonstrated competency. THEO 304 Practicum: Theology of Worship and of its Music This course offers practical experience in applying sound theological principles to weekly sung worship, including the music “proper to the Roman liturgy”, Gregorian chant, according to the Classic Solesmes Method. Pre- or co-requisite: THEO 303; no musical prerequisites. (1 credit hour: Practicum may not be repeated for credit.) MUSC/HIST 305–History of Music in Western Civilization This course is a one-semester introduction to the history of music in Western civilization. Since this course is open to students with no musical background, it will begin with an overview of some of the simpler technical aspects of music that are a sine qua non for intelligent listening and discussion of this fine art. After this, the course will deal with the study of the compositions, events, and people in music history, but also with writings about music and how music fits in with the culture and other arts of the times. There will be a listening component in which students will be required to recognize recordings of important compositions in music history. (3 credits) MUSC 310–Choir Apprenticeship In this course the student works with the professor and a chaplain to organize, present, and direct a significant liturgical event (e.g. Sunday sung Vespers) in the life of the College. (2 credits) Prerequisite (not a co-requisite): One-year’s participation in Choir. Open only to students minoring in Liturgical Music. MUSC 311–Lessons Private musical lessons on a weekly basis for Liturgical Music Minors. Students may enroll in this course only by permission of the Director of Liturgical Music. Normally, only lessons in organ or voice meet the requirements of this course. Students should consult the Director of Liturgical Music for more information about MUSC 311. (1 credit) .

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CHRISTENDOM PRESS

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page 133

ADVISORS TO THE BOARD

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pages 139-146

SUMMER STUDY ABROAD INITIATIVES

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Transfer Credit Policy

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ADVANCED STUDIES

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EDUCATION FOR A LIFETIME

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TEACHER FORMATION PRACTICUM

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Requirements for the Theology Major and Minor

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JUNIOR SEMESTER IN ROME COURSES

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THEOLOGY

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Advanced Courses

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pages 102-105

Advanced Courses

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pages 96-99

Foundational Curriculum

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PHILOSOPHY

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Requirements for the Liturgical Music Minor

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Foundational Curriculum and Advanced Courses

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Natural Science Courses

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MUSIC

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Advanced Courses

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Foundational Curriculum

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Requirements for the Mathematics Major and Minor

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE

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Foundational Curriculum

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Advanced Courses

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Requirements for the Literature Major and Minor

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Greek

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Requirements for the Classical and Early Christian Studies Major and Minor

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Latin

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pages 61-62

Sexual Harassment

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THE CORE CURRICULUM AT A GLANCE

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PARTICIPATION IN GRADUATION CEREMONIES

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Junior Year Core Curriculum

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Career Opportunities: Non-Academic Careers

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pages 33-34

ACHIEVING BALANCE: TECHNOLOGY AT CHRISTENDOM COLLEGE

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LIBRARY

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CHRISTENDOM STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES

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ST. THOMAS AQUINAS AND THE CURRICULUM

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A CATHOLIC EDUCATION

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A PERSONAL EDUCATION

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AN EDUCATION PRODUCTIVE OF RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS

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EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES

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AN EDUCATION FOR THE LAITY

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CAMPUS

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CHRISTENDOM COLLEGE: AN OVERVIEW

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WELCOME TO CHRISTENDOM

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