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Narrative Courses

3CREDITS OF PSYCHOLOGY
3 CREDITS OF SOCIOLOGY
AHIST 5001 History of Women and Work in America
An additional elective at the 2000 level or above in the Earth and Environmental Science Major
An appropriate global travel/study abroad course approved by the Chair of the Social Sciences Department or the Global Studies Program Coordinator.
An appropriate travel course with approval of Social Sciences Division Chair.
AND
AND
Any course with a CBIOL or CPHYS prefix.
Any course with a CCRWT prefix. *
Any two sociology (CSOCL) courses (at least one at 3000-level or above)
Art History
Arts and Humanities
ASOSC 5004 Family and Community
ASOSC 5015 Psychological and Cultural Foundations of Play
ASOSC 5016 Aging Issues
CARTS 3440 Intermediate Drawing and Painting
CBIOL 3XXX Research Methods in Biology
CCOMP 3xxx Documentary Filmmaking
CCRWT 3XXX Junior Seminar in Creative Writing
CEDUC 1xxx Introduction to International Education
CEDUC XXXX Enhancing Quality Early Childhood Programs: A Field Experience
CGLST 2xxx Comparative Political Economy
CHLTH xxxx (Additional Health Course)
CHMSR 4xxx Design and Management of Human Services Organizations
CHUMS 3XXX Environmental Justice and Ethics
CLANG 3XXX Spanish Peninsular Cultures
CLANG 3XXX Latin American Cultures
CLANG 3XXX Reading in Latinx Literature
CLANG CLANG Foreign Language
CLANG CLANG Foreign Language
CLITR 2XXX Why Nature?
CMATH xxxx Any course with a CMATH prefix
CMGMT 2XXX Business, Sustainability and Environment
CMGMT 3XXX Marketing Management
Arts and Humanities
Social Sciences
CPHYS 3XXX Physics II (in development)
CPSYC 1101 or 2433 Introduction to Psychology or Cognitive Psychology
CSWRK 2XXX Social Welfare Policy & Practice
CSWRK 2XXX Principles of Social Work Practice
CSWRK 2XXX Power, Privilege & Helping
CSWRK 3XXX Human Behavior in the Social Environment
CSWRK 3XXX Principles of Practice with Individuals, Families & Groups
CSWRK 3XXX Principles of Practice with Organizations, Communities & Systems
CSWRK 4XXX Social Work Integrative Seminar & Capstone 1
CSWRK 4XXX Social Work Integrative Seminar & Capstone 2
CSWRK 5XXX Advanced Social Policy Analysis, Grant-writing & Program Design
CSWRK 5XXX Fieldwork IV
CSWRK 5XXX Standards and Ethics for Socially Just Practice
CSWRK 5XXX Skills and Resource Development to Promote Community Living for Neuro-Diverse Clients
CSWRK 5XXX Supervision and Program Development
CSWRK 5XXX Socially Just Child Welfare
CSWRK 5XXX Promoting Health and Resilience Across the Lifespan
CSWRK 5XXX Relationship Therapy for Neurodivergent Couples
CSWRK 5XXX Advanced Clinical Social Work Practice with Neuro-Diverse Families
CCFYE First Year Seminar (FYS)
GEXTH xxxx One populations-based course
IARTS 1340 Drawing the Human Form
IARTS 2000 Seeing Photographically
IARTS 5000 Seeing Photographically
IXNTD 2100 Business Basics for Artists
LCRWT 5705 Novel as Continuing Process
Liberal Arts Elective
Liberal Arts Elective
Liberal Arts Elective
Liberal Arts Elective
Liberal Arts Electives
Liberal Arts Electives (varies by department)
Math/Science
One additional 3-credit elective course
One additional choice course at the 3000-level or above
One additional psychology (CPSYC) courses at the 3000-level or above
OR
OR
OR
Or one of the courses not taken above as part of the required core
Or permission of instructor
Plus one additional CPSYC course
101 ENG 3511 Practice Course
Science Requirement Any course from CBIOL or CPHYS
Social Science Requirement Any course from the prefixes: CANTH, CGEOG, CGLST, CPOLS, CPLCY, CSOCS, or CSOCL
Social Sciences
Two courses chosen in consultation with an Education faculty member
Writing
CMGMT 4XXX Entrepreneurial Finance
CMGMT 4XXX Marketing for Entrepreneurs
CMGMT 4XXX Global Marketing
CMGMT 3XXX Business, Sustainability, and Environment
CMGMT 3XXX Social Media Marketing
CMGMT 3XXX Mobile Marketing
CMGMT 3XXX Moral Leadership
CMGMT 3XXX Visual Marketing

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