2012-2013 Catalog
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Liberal Studies 84 units
Tr/CU
Grade
Transfer course approved
Fine Arts:
Choose one of the following :
Art 111: Experiences in Art
Mus 111: Experiences in Music
Thr 111: Experiences in Theatre
Choose one of the following:
Art 488: Children's Art
Mus 461: Music for Children
Thr 461: Creative Dramatics
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History/ Social Science:
CHst 201: The West and the World
CHst 202: America and the World
Hst 478: CA History and Cultures
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Electives
Global Perspective:
Choose one of the following courses :
Foreign Language (2nd semester)
Ant 210: Cultural Anthropology
Eco 201: Macroeconomics
Eng 382: Postcolonial Literature
Mus 451: Music Cultures/ Emerging Nations
Mus 452: Music Cultures/ The Silk Road
Pol 321: Pol Thght I: Ancient/Early Modern
Pol 322: Pol Thght II: Enlightenment/Modern
Thl 321: World Religions
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Social Science:
Choose one of the following :
Ant 210: Cultural Anthropology+
Psy 101: Introduction to Psychology
Soc 101: Introduction to Sociology
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+ if not taken under Global Perspective
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Human Development/ Education:
EduC 101: Intro to Teaching Careers I
EduC 201: Intro to Teaching Careers II
or EdSP 202: Intro to Tchng Sp Populations
EduC/ EdSP 301: T/Atyp Dev Div Learners
Psy 313: Dev. Psychology: Childhood
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Language:
CEng 201: World Lit/ Renaissance
CEng 202: World Lit/ Enlightenment
Edu 435: Ling Dev/ Second Lang Acquisition
Eng 391: Children's Literature
Wrt 102: Writing and Research
or Wrt 201: Art of the Esssay
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(for students w/ SAT writing score of 640 or above)
Choose one of the following :
Com 111: Public Speaking
Com 211: Intro to Argumentation/ Debate
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Advanced Writing Choice:
Choose one of the following :
Com 222: Theory/ Prac of Journalism
Com 412: Writing for Broadcast Media
Wrt 323: Intro Genre/ Craft Creative Wrt
Wrt 324: Writing/ Children and Teens
Wrt 327: Creative Writing: Fiction
Wrt 328: Creative Writing: Poetry
Wrt 329: Creative Nonfiction
Wrt 333: Topics in Creative Writing
Wrt 337: Writing/ Stage and Screen
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Mathematics:
CMth 101: The Nature of Mathematics
Mth 301: Mathematics for Teachers
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Physical Education/ Health:
ESS 101: Education for Healthful Living
ESS 340: Elementary Physical Education
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Science:
CBio 101: Intergrated Biology
Sci 115: Physical Science
Sci 301: Intro to Earth Science
Concentration:
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Liberal Studies majors may select from the following areas of concentration:
American Political Studies
Art
Child Development
Christ College
English
General Science
Global Cultural Studies
History:
European
Social History
History of Ideas
Political History
Life Sciences
Mathematics
Music
Physical Education
Spanish
Study Abroad
Theatre
Note: All transfer courses applicable to a major must be approved by the appropriate department.
Substitution forms are available in the Academic Advising Office.