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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Department of Management
New Course:
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CIP: 52.01
311. SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP (3). Examination of the factors that support the development and
growth of sustainable ventures to generate economic, social, and environmental change, including
understanding the social value proposition, sustainable business models, and management practices related
to resource acquisition, organization, and performance management frameworks. PRQ: Junior or senior
standing, or consent of department.
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411. ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROFINANCE ORGANIZATIONS (3). Study of the purposes,
management, and effects of microfinance organizations. Topics to be covered include a review of current
status of microfinance organizations, clients, management and operational issues, evaluation of different
microfinance organizations and models, and sustainability. PRQ: MGMT 311 or consent of department.
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCES
School of Allied Health and Communicative Disorders
Course Revision
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Clinical Laboratory Sciences (AHLS)
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301. IMMUNOLOGY/IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY (2-3) (3). Theory and application of general
immunology, and genetics principles and investigative techniques to clinical immunology and
immunohematology as applied in the clinical laboratory. Clinical specimens utilized in laboratory.
302. HEMATOLOGY/HEMOSTASIS (2-3) (3). Principles and investigative techniques of hematology
and hemostasis. Examination of the chemical, biological, and technical bases basis for clinical laboratory
procedures and quality assurance strategies. Development of proficiency in hematologic and coagulation
procedures including and data interpretation. Clinical specimens utilized in laboratory.
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311. IMMUNOLOGY/IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY LABORATORY (1-2) (2). Practical laboratory
application of Ttheory and analytical application of genetics and immunologic principles and investigative
techniques related to the clinical immunology and immunohematology lectures as applied in the clinical
laboratory. Includes manual and automated procedures for assessment of clinical specimens. Clinical
specimens utilized in laboratory. CRQ AHLS 301.
312. HEMATOLOGY/HEMOSTASIS LABORATORY (1) (2). Practical laboratory application of theory
and analytical Principles and investigative techniques of related to the hematology and hemostasis lectures.
Examination of the chemical, biological, and technical bases for clinical laboratory procedures and quality
assurance strategies. Development of proficiency in hemostatic analyses and data interpretation. Manual
and automated procedures for assessment of hematology and hemostatis will be performed. Clinical
specimens utilized in laboratory. CRQ: AHLS 302
336. CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY/MYCOLOGY/PARASITOLOGY (2-3) (4). Theory
and application of general microbiology principles and laboratory techniques to diagnostic microbiology
practices as routinely applied in the clinical laboratory. Introductory studies of the processes and clinical
laboratory strategies for cultivation/identification of pathogens in the human. Theory and application of
general principles and laboratory techniques for the identification of pathogenic fungi and parasites in the
clinical laboratory. Clinical specimens utilized in laboratory. PRQ: BIOS 213 or BIOS 313.
337. CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY/MYCOLOGY/AND PARASITOLOGY
LABORATORY (1) (2). Practical laboratory Theory and application of theory and analytical general
principles and laboratory techniques related to the clinical Microbiology, Mycology and Parasitology
lectures. Includes manual procedures for the identification and assessment of pathogenic microorganisms
including fungi and parasites in the clinical laboratory. Clinical specimens utilized in laboratory. CRQ:
AHLS 336.
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Major in Clinical Laboratory Sciences (B.S.)
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Requirements in School (52 - 65) (60-68)
↓
AHLS 301 - Immunology/Immunohematology (2-3) (3)
AHLS 302 - Hematology/Hemostasis (2-3) (3)
AHLS 308 - Body Fluids (1)
AHLS 311 - Immunology/Immunohematology Laboratory (1-2) (2)
AHLS 312 - Hematology/Hemostasis Laboratory (1) (2)
AHLS 336 - Clinical Diagnostic Microbiology /Mycology/ Parasitology (2-3) (4)
AHLS 337 - Clinical Diagnostic Microbiology /Mycology/ Parasitology Laboratory (1) (2)
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AHLS 448 - Introduction to Research in Clinical Laboratory Sciences (2)
OR PHHE 467 – Public Health Research and Evaluation (3)
UHHS 460 Introduction to Research in Health and Human Sciences (3)
AHLS 470 - Topics in Applied Clinical Laboratory Sciences, ( 20 -22)
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School of Nursing and Health Education
New Course
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CIP CODE: 51.2201
PHHE 325. BIOSTATISTICAL APPLICATIONS IN PUBLIC HEALTH (3). Fundamental methods and
concepts of biostatistics and their application to problems in public health. Exercises and analyses of data
from public health settings, the role of statistical principles and analysis in public health and health
sciences research, interpretation and utilization of data for public health problem solving and decision
making. PRQ: MATH 210, MATH 211, STAT 208, STAT 301, or UBUS 223 and declared public health
major, declared public health minor, or consent of school.
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PHHE 455. PUBLIC HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGY (3). Principles, concepts, and uses of public health
epidemiology. Discussion and application of epidemiological approaches to studying public health
problems. PRQ: MATH 210, 211, or 229 with a grade of C or better and a course in college-level statistics.
PHHE 325.
Course Revision
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PHHE 467. PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH AND EVALUATION (3). Study of the process and models
used in research and evaluation in public health. PRQ: A course in statistics PHHE 325.
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Major in Public Health (B.S.)
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B.S. in Public Health Completion Program
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Emphasis 1. General Public Health
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Requirements in School (34) (37)
PHHE 295 - Ecology of Health (3)
PHHE 315 – Introduction to Public Health Programs and Issues (3)
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PHHE 325 - Fundamentals of Quantitative Methods in Public Health (3)
PHHE 351 - Elements of Environmental Health (3)
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Two of the following (6)
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Requirements outside School (47-65) (44-61)
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*STAT 208 - Basic Statistics (3),
OR STAT 301 - Elementary Statistics (4)
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Total Hours for Emphasis 1, General Public Health: 78-91 81-98
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Emphasis 2. Health Administration
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Requirements in School (37) (43)
PHHE 295 - Ecology of Health (3)
PHHE 325 - Fundamentals of Quantitative Methods in Public Health (3)
PHHE 351 - Elements of Environmental Health (3)
PHHE 441 – Supervision in Health Care Facilities (3)
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Total Hours for Emphasis 2, Health Administration: 95-102 98-105
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
Other Catalog Change
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Major in German (B.A.)
Emphasis 1. Language and Literature
Requirements in Department (46)
FLGE 101 and FLGE 102 – Beginning German I and II (6)
FLGE 201 and FLGE 202 – Intermediate German I and II (6)
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↓
Course work from 400-level German literature courses (618), a minimum of 6 semester hours must be
from literature courses.
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Course work from other 400-level German courses (12)
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Department of Geography
Course Revisions
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390. TOPICS IN GEOGRAPHY (1-3). Current or special interest topics in the subfields of geography.
May be repeated to a maximum of 9 semester hours as subject varies. Students may register for multiple
sections of GEOG 390 simultaneously. PRQ: Consent of department.
391. INTERNSHIP (1-6).
A. Physical Geography
↓
K. Mapping/Geovisualization
Work as an intern in an off-campus agency or firm. A students completes intern tasks as assigned, does
readings and prepare a paper under the supervision of a faculty member. Each letter category may May be
repeated to a maximum of 6 semester hours, but only 3 semester hours will apply to the degree program.
S/U grading. PRQ: Consent of department.
407. TECHNICAL HAZARDS (3). Study of the spatial problems associated with technical (humanmade) hazards, impacts on human activities and the environment, and risk mitigation response. Current
state of emergency response, planning, and management. Examination of the social and cultural contexts
of human crises and regulatory issues in risk management. Focus on risk perception, risk analysis,
assessment and management using geospatial technologies and decision methods. PRQ: GEOG 359.
458. GEOVISUALIZATION (3). Theories, principles and approaches of geographic visualization.
Fundamentals of cartographic representation, theoretical and practical issues of geovisualization, and
developing methods in exploratory spatial data analysis, animation, 3D representation, and virtual
environments. Lecture and laboratory. PRQ: GEOG 359 or consent of department.
498. SEMINAR IN CURRENT PROBLEMS (3)
A. Physical Geography
↓
K. Mapping/Geovisualization
Selected topics in the various subfields of geography. May be repeated to a maximum of 6 semester hours
as the topic changes. Students may register for multiple sections of GEOG 498 simultaneously. PRQ:
Consent of department.
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Requirements in Department (36)
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Electives chosen from one of the following four course groupings or any combination for 12 semester
hours.
Both GEOG 391 and GEOG 491 may be included in these 12 hours for no more than 3 semester hours of
credit in each.
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GEOG 491 may be included in these 12 hours for no more than 3 semester hours of credit.
Area Studies
Course work from the following
GEOG 303 – Water Resources and the Environment (3)
↓
GEOG 338 - Geography of Asia (3)
GEOG 391D - Internship: Regional Geography (1-3)
↓
Geographic Information Systems
Course work from the following
GEOG 391J - Internship: Methods and Techniques (1-3)
GEOG 391K - Internship: Mapping/Geovisualization (1-3)
GEOG 407 - Technical Hazards (3)
GEOG 455 - Land-Use Planning (3)
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GEOG 468 - Workshop in GIS (3)
GEOG 491 - Undergraduate Research in Geography (1-3)
Natural Environmental Systems2
Course work from the following
GEOG 302 - Soil Science (4)
↓
GEOG 322 – Geography of World Plant Communities (3)
GEOG 324X – Women in Sciences (3)
GEOG 370 – Regional Climatology (3)
GEOG 391A - Internship: Physical Geography (1-3)
GEOG 391B - Internship: Environmental Management (1-3)
GEOG 402 - Pedology (4)
GEOG 403 – Soil Geography and Land Use Planning (3)
GEOG 404 - Soil Description & Interpretation (2)
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GEOG 406 – Natural Hazards and Environmental Risk (3)
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GEOG 490 – Community Geography (3)
GEOG 491 - Undergraduate Research in Geography (1-3)
GEOG 492 – Hydrology (3)
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Urban/Economic Systems
Course work from the following
GEOG 304 - Transportation Geography Credits: 3
GEOG 324X - Women in Science (3)
GEOG 362 – Geography of Urban Systems (3)
GEOG 391G - Internship: Urban/Economic Geography (1-3)
GEOG 403 – Soil Geography and Land Use Planning (3)
GEOG 407 - Technical Hazards (3)
GEOG 430 – Population Geography (3)
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Department of Psychology
New Course
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434. INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY LABORATORY (4). Introduction, training,
and practice in the research techniques used in the study of industrial-organizational psychology. PRQ: At
least junior standing, PSYC 305, and one of the following: PSYC 332, PSYC 372, PSYC 471, or consent
of department.