University Studies - Additions & Removals

Additions to University Studies 2017-2018

The following courses have been added to the University Studies Program for 2017-2018:

I. Foundations

d. Foreign Language

• ITN 101 Introductory Italian I  
• ITN 102 Introductory Italian II  

II.  Approaches and Perspectives

a. Aesthetic, Interpretive, and Literary Perspectives

• ENG 292 Reading Media Critically: Netflix and Fill (Trial course)
• FRH 319 Introduction to the Francophone World  
• GER 321 Introduction to German Literature  
• PRT 210 Literatures of the Portuguese-Speaking World in Translation: Topics  
• SPN 421 Topics in Spanish Literature  

 b. Historical and Philosophical Approaches

• PAR 336 New Testament Literature  
• PAR 363 Religion, Holocausts, and Genocides  

d. Understanding Human Institutions and Behaviors

• ANT 206 Cultural Anthropology  
• INT 105 Introduction to International Studies  
• INT 200 Global Capitalism and its Discontents  

e. Living in a Diverse Nation

• ANT 208 Language & Culture  
• ENG 231 Theory and Practice of Hip-Hop  

 f. Living in a Global Society

• FRH 306 Reading Strategies  
• FRH 319 Introduction to the Francophone World  
• FRH 412 The Francophone World  
• FST 205 Introduction to World Cinema  
• GER 202 Intermediate German II  
• GER 301 Advanced German  
• MUS 345 Latin American Popular Music  
• PBH 320 Foundations of Global Health  

IV. Building Competencies

a. Writing Intensive

• ANT 310 The Ancient Maya  
• ANT 329 Environmental Justice Ethnography  
• ANT 330 The Immigrant Experience  
• ANT 460 Public Health and Poverty  
• ARH 386 History of Photography  
• BUS 205 Business Career Preparation  
• BUS 292 Career Essentials (Trial course)
• CRW 322 Editing for Publication  
• ENG 292 Writing for Career Essentials (Trial course)
• ENG 393 Writing in the Scientific Disciplines  
• FRH 319 Introduction to the Francophone World  
• FRH 412 The Francophone World  
• GER 202 Intermediate German II  
• GER 301 Advanced German  
• GER 307 Text and Context  
• GLY 390 Field Methods in Geosciences  
• GLY 498 Internship in Geology  
• MGT 457 Training and Development  
• MIS 480 IT Resource Planning and Management  
• PAR 364 Religious Views of Death and Dying  
• PBH 452 Epidemiology  
• PLS 425 International Politics  
• RTH 380 Assessment and Outcome Planning in Recreation Therapy  
• RTH 475 Leadership and Management in Recreation Therapy  
• SPN 411 Topics in Spanish Civilization  
• SPN 421 Topics in Spanish Literature  
• SWK 355 Issues in Diversity for Generalist Practice  
• THR 370 Theories of Theatre and Performance  

b. Information Literacy

• ANT 310 The Ancient Maya  
• CLR 340 Study and Site Management for Clinical Trials  
• CHHS 492 Research and Evaluation in Human Services (Trial course)
• PAR 125 Great Books of the World’s Religions  
• PAR 225 Women and Religion  
• PAR 230 Judaism, Christianity and Islam  
• PAR 235 Introduction to the Old Testament  
• PAR 344 Religion and Popular Culture  
• PAR 362 Archaeology of Ancient Israel  
• PAR 364 Religious Views of Death and Dying  
• PAR 371 Buddhism  
• PAR 373 Chinese Religions  
• PAR 374 Japanese Religions  
• SPN 411 Topics in Spanish Civilization  
• SPN 421 Topics in Spanish Literature  
• SWK 355 Issues in Diversity for Generalist Practice  

V. Explorations Beyond the Classroom

• BUS 292 Career Essentials
• COM 300 Applied Quantitative Research Methods  
• CRW 498 Internship in Writing  
• FRH 294 French Study Abroad I  
• FRH 394 French Study Abroad II  
• FRH 494 French Study Abroad III  
• GER 294 German Study Abroad I  
• GER 394 German Study Abroad II  
• GER 494 German Study Abroad III  
• RUS 294 Study Abroad  
• RUS 491 Directed Individual Study  
• SPN 394 Spanish Study Abroad II  
• SPN 494 Spanish Study Abroad III  

VI. Critical Reasoning

• ANT 450 History of Anthropological Theory  
• ARH 308 Twentieth Century Art  
• ATR 490 Clinical V in Athletic Training  
• BIOL 335 Genetics Laboratory  
• BIOL 366 Ecology Laboratory  
• CHHS 492 Research and Evaluation in Human Services (Trial course)
• CHM 365 Biochemistry I  
• CLR 440 Bioanalytics  
• COM 257 Arguing Well: Exploring Argumentation and Debate  
• COM 302 Applied Qualitative Research  
• COM 355 Communication Analysis  
• COM 424 Applying Coordinated Management of Meaning to the World Around Us  
• CRM 301 Sociological Data Analysis and Interpretation  
• CRM 496 Practicum in Public Sociology/Criminology  
• CRW 203 The Evolution of Creative Writing: Fiction, Poetry, and Creative Nonfiction  
• CRW 496 Senior Seminar in Creative Writing  
• EDNL 333 Apprentice Field Experience III  
• EDN 425 Educational Policy and Advocacy  
• ENG 303 Reading and Writing Arguments  
• ENG 309 Technical Editing  
• ENG 320 Introduction to Linguistics  
• ENG 388 Rhetorical Theory to 1900  OCN 490 Oceanography Capstone  
• ENG 389 Rhetorical Theory since 1900  
• ENG 417 Research Methods in Professional Writing  
• EXS 310 Research Methods in Exercise Science  
• FRH 401 Advanced Conversation  
• FRH 412 The Francophone World  
• FST 496 Senior Seminar in Film Study  
• GGY 215 The Digital Globe  
• GGY 222 Quantitative Methods in Earth Sciences  
• GLY 390 Field Methods in Geosciences  
• HST 495 Seminar  
• INT 300 Interdisciplinarity and International Studies  
• MAT 101 Mathematics for Liberal Arts: A Contemporary Approach  
• MAT 111 College Algebra  
• MAT 112 Trigonometry  
• MAT 115 Precalculus  
• MAT 141 Concepts of Mathematics: Number, Operations, and Problem Solving  
• MAT 142 Concepts of Mathematics: Geometry, Measurement, and Problem Solving  
• MAT 151 Basic Calculus with Applications I  MAT 152 Basic Calculus with Applications II  
• MAT 152 Basic Calculus with Applications II  
• MAT 161 Calculus with Analytical Geometry I  
• MAT 162 Calculus with Analytical Geometry II  
• MAT 346 Historical Development of Mathematics  
• MGT 455 Competitive Strategy  
• MIS 480 IT Resource Planning and Management  
• MUS 495 Seminar in Music  
• MUS 496 Senior Seminar in Music  
• NSG 409 Clinical Nursing VIII: Capstone, Transition to Professional Practice  
• NSG 482 Pathophysiologic and Pharmacological Evidence Based Nursing Care  
• OCN 390 Field Methods in Oceanography  
• OCN 490 Oceanography Capstone  
• PAR 101 Invitation to Philosophical Thinking  
• PAR 115 Introduction to Ethics  
• PAR 201 History of Western Philosophy I  
• PAR 202 History of Western Philosophy II  
• PAR 211 Philosophy of Human Nature  
• PBH 400 Health Ethics Policy and Law  
• PED 387 Physical Activity Pedagogy II  
• PLS 304 Introduction to Public Policy Analysis  
• PLS 334 Revolutionary Movements  
• PLS 353 American Parties and Interest Groups  
• PLS 401 Senior Seminar  
• PLS 403 Public Opinion  
• PLS 424 International Security  
• PLS 425 International Politics  
• PSY 210 Science and Pseudoscience  
• PSY 410 Advanced Cognitive Psychology  
• PSY 412 Sensation and Perception  
• PSY 417 Advanced Learning and Behavior Analysis  
• PSY 423 Developmental Psychology  
• PSY 425 Psychometrics  
• PSY 464 Advanced Social and Personality Psychology  
• REC 359 Research and Evaluation in Recreation, Sport Leadership and Tourism  
• RTH 459 Research & Evaluation Methods in Recreation Therapy  
• SED 374 Applied Behavior Analysis for Teachers  
• SED 411 Student Teaching in Special Education (K-12)  
• SOC 495 Sociology Senior Seminar  
• SOC 496 Practicum in Public Sociology/Criminology  
• STT 490 Case Studies in Statistical Consulting  
• STT 498 Internship in Statistics  
• THR 486 Senior Seminar: Performance  
• THR 487 Senior Seminar: Design and Technology  
• THR 488 Senior Seminar: Customized Option  

Removals from University Studies 2017-2018 

The following courses have been removed from University Studies:

Foundations

d. Foreign Language

• FRH 120 Fundamentals of French  

Approaches and Perspectives

d. Understanding Human Institutions and Behaviors

• PLS 217 Ethics and Leadership in Public Life  
• PLS 342 Race and Politics in the Americas  

e. Living in a Diverse Nation

• COM 246 Communication with Deaf and Hearing-Impaired Persons  
• COM 302 Applied Qualitative Research  
• PLS 342 Race and Politics in the Americas  

f. Living in a Global Society

• ANT 208 Language & Culture  
• FRH 304 French for the Professions  
• FST 375 Studies in Global Film History  
• HST 209 African-American History  
• INT 200 Global Capitalism and its Discontents  
• INT 311 Film and the Feminine Ideal in Post Communist Eastern and Central European Cinema  
• INT 341 Modern Russian and East European Civilization  
• PLS 222 Contemporary International Political Issues  
• SOC 350 Gender and Society  

Building Competencies

a. Writing Intensive

• CLA 210 Mythology  
• COM 300 Applied Quantitative Research Methods  
• CRM 300 Methods of Social Research  
• ENG 210 Mythology  
• ENG 230 Women In Literature  
• ENG 233 The Bible as Literature  
• MGT 458 Compensation and Performance Evaluation  
• PAR 336 New Testament Literature  
• PLS 352 American Political Culture  
• RTH 468 Program Planning and Evaluation in Recreation Therapy  
• SOC 300 Methods of Social Research  

b. Information Literacy

• CLR 320 Scientific Literature Seminar  
• CRM 496 Practicum in Public Sociology/Criminology  
• GLY 390 Field Methods in Geosciences  
• RTH 468 Program Planning and Evaluation in Recreation Therapy  
• SOC 496 Practicum in Public Sociology/Criminology  

Explorations Beyond the Classroom

• OCN 390 Field Methods in Oceanography