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Psychology |
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• PSYC 239 - Environmental and Conservation Psychology
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• PSYC 310 - Multivariate Statistics
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• PSYC 325 - Abnormal Child Psychology
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• PSYC 330 - Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences
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• PSYC 334 - Couple and Family Therapy
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• PSYC 335 - (W) Psychological Testing
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• PSYC 339 - Psychopharmacology
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• PSYC 360 - (W) Clinical Psychology
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• PSYC 361 - Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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• PSYC 362 - Child Clinical Psychology
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• PSYC 363 - Behavior Modification
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• PSYC 390 - Career Development in Psychology
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• PSYC 480 - Field Experience in Clinical Settings
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• PSYC 481 - Field Experience in Personnel Psychology
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• PSYC 490 - History and Literature of Psychology I
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• PSYC 491 - (W) History and Literature of Psychology II
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• PSYC 492 - Advanced Topics Seminar
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• PSYC 493 - Undergraduate Research
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• PSYC 494 - Undergraduate Research
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Russian Students may not take the elementary level of their native language. Modern languages are taught in the target language, with the exception of non-Western languages in which students must first learn a new alphabet and sound system.
(Additional course work is available by arranging independent and/or foreign study) |
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• RUSS 110 - (CF) Intensive Beginning Russian
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• RUSS 210 - (CF) Intensive Intermediate Russian
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• RUSS 295 - Contemporary Russian Culture and Language
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Sociology |
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• SOC 110 - (S) Introduction to Sociology
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• SOC 112 - (S) Social Problems
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• SOC 115 - Introduction to Social Work
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• SOC 132 - Introduction to Archaeology
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• SOC 210 - (D,W) Marriage and the Family
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• SOC 211 - Methods of Social Research
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• SOC 212 - Religion and Society
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• SOC 213 - Collective Behavior and Social Movements
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• SOC 214 - Sociology of Sport
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• SOC 216 - Medical Sociology
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• SOC 218 - Sociological Theory
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• SOC 219 - Community Organization
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• SOC 220 - (S,D) Social Stratification
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• SOC 224 - (S,D) Race and Ethnic Relations
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• SOC 226 - Sociology of Work and Professions
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• SOC 227 - Business and Society
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• SOC 228 - Social Psychology
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• SOC 229 - Crisis in Population
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• SOC 234 - (S,D) Cultural Anthropology
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• SOC 235 - Peoples of East Asia
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• SOC 284 - Special Topics in Sociology
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• SOC 315 - Feminism and Social Change
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• SOC 317 - (D,W) Family Issues and Social Policy
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• SOC 323 - (D) Great American Cities
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• SOC 328 - Child Welfare
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• SOC 330 - Social Policy and Aging
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• SOC 331 - Urban Sociology
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• SOC 382 - Independent Study in Sociology
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• SOC 383 - Independent Study in Sociology
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• SOC 480 - Internship in Social Work
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• SOC 481 - Internship in Social Work
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• SOC 490 - Capstone Course in Sociology
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Sociology/Criminal Justice Approved courses from other curricula. Sociology majors may be advised to choose several courses taught in the Criminal Justice sequence; courses so approved include: |
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• S/CJ 210 - (S) Law and Society
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• S/CJ 211 - (W) Research Methods for the Social Sciences
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• S/CJ 213 - (S) Criminology
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• S/CJ 214 - (S) Juvenile Delinquency
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• S/CJ 215 - (Q) Statistics for the Social Sciences
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• S/CJ 218 - (S) The American Court System
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• S/CJ 219 - American Policing
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• S/CJ 220 - Penology: The American Correctional System
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• S/CJ 221 - Community-Based Corrections
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• S/CJ 224 - (S,W) Sociology of Deviance
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• S/CJ 225 - White-Collar Crime
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• S/CJ 226 - (S,D) Comparative Justice Systems
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• S/CJ 227 - Organized Crime Patterns
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• S/CJ 232 - Public Safety Administration
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• S/CJ 234 - Criminal Justice Management
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• S/CJ 284 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice
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• S/CJ 314 - The Bill of Rights and Criminal Justice
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• S/CJ 316 - Principles of Evidence
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• S/CJ 317 - Trial, Jury and Counsel
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• S/CJ 318 - Civil Liability
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• S/CJ 324 - Victimology
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Spanish Students may not take the elementary level of their native language. Modern languages are taught in the target language, with the exception of non-Western languages in which students must first learn a new alphabet and sound system.
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• SPAN 101 - (CF) Beginning Spanish
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• SPAN 102 - (CF) Beginning Spanish
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• SPAN 211 - (CF,D) Intermediate Spanish
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• SPAN 212 - (CF,D) Intermediate Spanish
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• SPAN 295 - (CF,D,S) Contemporary Mexican Culture and Language
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• SPAN 296 - (CL,D) Topics in the Culture, Civilization, and Literature of Latin America
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• SPAN 310 - Medical Spanish
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• SPAN 311 - (CF,D) Spanish Conversation
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• SPAN 312 - (CF,W) Spanish Composition
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• SPAN 313 - (CF,D) Spanish Culture and Civilization
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• SPAN 314 - (D,W) Latin-American Culture and Civilization
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• SPAN 319 - Business Spanish
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• SPAN 320 - (CL) Introduction to Hispanic Literature
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• SPAN 321 - (W) Advanced Conversation and Stylistics
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• SPAN 330 - (CL) History of Spanish Literature
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• SPAN 331 - (CL,D) Survey of Spanish-American Literature
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• SPAN 335 - (D) Service and the Hispanic Community
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• SPAN 413 - Topics in Hispanic Prose
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• SPAN 421 - Twentieth-Century Spanish Drama
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• SPAN 422 - Spanish-American Drama
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• SPAN 430 - (CL,D) Hispanic Women Writers
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• SPAN 433 - Hispanic Lyric Poetry
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• SPAN 434 - Hispanic Film and Society
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• SPAN 439 - The Craft of Translation
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• SPAN 482 - Guided Independent Study
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