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Bachelor of Arts, General Sociology Option (126 credits) Requirements for Sociology degree plus: (35 credits) BHS 10300 Freshman Experience in Behavioral Sciences (1 cr.) SOC 22000 Social Problems SOC 24500 Field of Sociology SOC 34000/PSY 33900 General Social Psychology SOC 38200 Intro. to Methods of Social Research I (BHS 20100 or PSY 50000 accepted) SOC 38300 Intro. to Methods of Social Research II SOC 40200 Principles of Sociology* 18 additional credits in Sociology at 30000 level or above *Prerequisite to SOC40200: 12 hours of Sociology and a 2.25 GPA in all Sociology courses. Electives or Minor (30-37 credits) Please note: Two courses in Experiential Learning are required for all students enrolled Fall 2008 and beyond. This is also a requirement for transfer students with more than 2 semesters of enrollment remaining and more than 32 credit hours needed for degree. Minor in Gerontology (15 credit hours) 15 Credits to include the following courses: BHS 37500 Physical Aging, Health and Behavior SOC 43000 Sociology of Aging SOC 43100 Services to the Aged SOC 46000 Field Experience in Gerontology PSY 36300 Human Development III: Adulthood 3 Credits chosen fromany one of the following courses COM 36500 Communication and Aging COM 37100 Communication and Health F&N 36000 Nutrition and aging PSY 53500 Psychology of Death and Dying SOC 44000 Sociology of Health and Health Care Independent Studies on issues relevant to aging Bachelor of Arts, Sociology-Criminal Justice Option (126 credits) Requirements for Sociology degree plus: (35 credits) BHS 10300 Freshman Experience in Behavioral Sciences (1 cr.) SOC 22000 Social Problems SOC 24500 Field of Sociology (1 cr.) SOC 42200 Criminology POL 34600 Lawand Society POL/SOC 34300 Intro. Criminal Just. POL/SOC 44300 Practicum Criminal Just. SOC 38200 Intro. to Methods of Social Research I (BHS 20100 or PSY 50000 accepted) SOC 38300 Intro. to Methods of Social Research II SOC 40200 Principles of Sociology** One of: HIST 32500 Crime in America HIST 33600 Organized Crime POL 35400 Civil Liberties Const. PSY 35500 Child Abuse Neglect PSY 42800 Drugs and Behavior PSY 44300 Aggression and Violence Twoof: SOC 31400 Race and Ethnic Relations SOC 41100 Social Stratification SOC 42100 Juvenile Delinquency SOC 45300 Intimate Violence SOC 36400 Child and Family Welfare *Prerequisite tomajor - SOC10000. **Prerequisite toSOC40200: 12 hours of Sociology and a 2.25 GPA in all Sociology courses. Electives or Minor (30-37 credits) Please note: Two courses in Experiential Learning are required for all students enrolled Fall 2008 and beyond. This is also a requirement for transfer students with more than 2 semesters of enrollment remaining and more than 32 credit hours needed for degree. Bachelor of Arts, Sociology-Gerontology Option (126 credits) Requirements for Sociology degree plus: (41 credits) BHS 10300 Freshman Experience in Behavioral Sciences (1 cr.) SOC 22000 Social Problems SOC 24500 Field of Sociology (1 cr.) SOC 36100 The Institution of Social Welfare SOC 38200 Intro. to Methods of Social Research I (BHS 20100 or PSY 50000 accepted) SOC 38300 Intro. to Methods of Social Research II SOC 40200 Principles of Sociology* SOC 43000 Sociology of Aging SOC 43100 Services for the Aged SOC 46000 Field Exp. Geron. PSY 36300 Human Develop. III PSY 53500 Psych. of Death and Dying Three from: SOC 26100 Basic Helping Skills for Human Services SOC 41100 Social Stratification SOC 44000 Soc. Health and Illness SOC 45300 Intimate Violence SOC 46000 Field Exp. Gerontology SOC 49100 Oriented Research/Studies SOC 56200 Public Social Services PHIL 32400 Ethics for the Prof. PHIL 32500 Ethics and Public Health COM 36500 Communication and Aging COM 37100 Health Com. F&N 36000 Nutrition for the Aged PSY 43300 Issues in Dev. Psy *Prerequisite toSOC40200: 12 hours of Sociology and a 2.25 GPA in all Sociology courses. Electives or Minor (24-31 credits) Please note: Two courses in Experiential Learning are required for all students enrolled Fall 2008 and beyond. This is also a requirement for transfer students with more than 2 semesters of enrollment remaining and more than 32 credit hours needed for degree. Sociology Minor (18 credits) SOC 10000 Introduction to Sociology SOC 22000 Social Problems 12 Sociology credits at 30000-50000 level departments / schools departments / schools | 81
departments / schools Bachelor of Arts, Human Development and Family Studies (126 credits) Requirements for all Specializations: 1. General Education Requirements (18-21 credits) Communication ENGL 10000/10400 English Composition I ENGL 10500 English Composition II OR ENGL 10800 Accel First Yr Compos COM 11400 Fund. Speech Comm. Foreign Language 10100-10200-20100-20200 2. Science and Mathematics (12 credits) The required 12 hours will consist of three hours of laboratory science, three hours of mathematics or statistics (STAT 13000), and three hours of computer Science (CIS 20400). The remaining three hours may be filled with any Science, Mathematics, Logic (PHIL 15000), or non-lab science (F&N 30300) course. 3. Humanities and Social Sciences (24 credits) Economics 21000 or 25100 Psychology 12000 Sociology 10000 or Anthropology and one course each from: Aesthetics History Literature Philosophy (not Logic) Political Science Child and Family Services Specialization 4. Human Development and Family Studies Core (25 credits) BHS 10300 Freshman Experience in Behavioral Sciences (1 cr.) BHS 20100 Statistical Methods for the Behavioral Sciences (PSY 50000 accepted) SOC 38300 Research Methods BHS 20500 Intro to Family Dynamics CDFS 21000 Intro to Human Dev. SOC 35000 Social Psychology of Marriage PSY 48000 Practicum (Satisfied w/SOC 30700 or SOC 46000) (enrolled and completed twice over two semesters for 6 credits) PSY 43300 Theories in Human Dev. 5. Child and Family Services Specialization (18 credits) SOC 22000 Social Problems SOC 26100 Basic Helping Skills/Human Services SOC 30600 Methods in Human Services SOC 36400 Child and Family Welfare Two of: PSY 36100 Human Development I: Infancy & Early Childhood PSY 36200 Human Development II: Adolescence PSY 36300 Human Development III: Adulthood 6. Electives (6 credits) Restricted, Two of: SOC 36100 The Institution of Social Welfare SOC 44000 Sociology of Health & Illness WOST 12100 Intro to Women’s Studies COM 31000 Family Communications PSY 35500 Child Abuse and Neglect PSY 43500 Intro to Marriage & Family Therapy PSY 53200 Psychological Disorders of Childhood PSY 55000 Introduction to Clinical Psychology 7. Electives (Open) (16-23 credits) Please note: Two courses in Experiential Learning are required for all students enrolled Fall 2008 and beyond. This is also a requirement for transfer students with more than 2 semesters of enrollment remaining and more than 32 credit hours needed for degree. Early Childhood Specialization 4. Human Development and Family Studies Core (25 credits) BHS 10300 Freshman Experience in Behavioral Sciences (1 cr.) BHS 20100 Statistical Methods for the Behavioral Sciences (PSY 50000 accepted) SOC 38300 Research Methods BHS 20500 Intro to Family Dynamics (Fall Only) CDFS 21000 Intro to Human Development SOC 35000 Social Psychology of Marriage CDFS 35400 Practicum I ExL CDFS 45501 Practicum II ExL OR CDFS 45601 Practicum with Infants & Toddlers ExL PSY 43300 Theories in Human Development 5. Early Childhood Specialization (36 credits) Complete ALL of the courses listed below: CDFS 21600 Introduction to Early Childhood Education CDFS 21700 Issues in Early Childhood Education CDFS 22800 Developmental Infant & Toddler Care CDFS 30501 Art, Music & Movement in Early Childhood CDFS 30800 Language & Literacy in Early Childhood CDFS 31001 Math, Science & Social Studies in Early Childhood CDFS 33201 Child Care Administration CDFS 34000 Teaching Very Young Children with Special Needs CDFS 42100 Children’s Social Development CDFS 43101 Observational Assessment in Early Childhood ExL PSY 36100 Human Development I: Infancy and Childhood Complete one course from the following: EDPS 26000 Introduction to Special Education F&N 26000 Food & Nutrition in Early Childhood Development Classrooms PSY 34400 Human Sexuality PSY 36200 Human Development II: Adolescence WOST 12100 Introduction to Women’s Studies *Prerequisite toPSY 43300: PSY 12000, BHS 20500 and PSY 36100 or BHS 20500 and CDFS 21000 Prerequisite toCDFS 35400 and 45501: CDFS 30800, 30501, and 31001 Prerequisite toCDFS 21700: CDFS 21600 or equivalent Prerequisite toCDFS 30800: Pre or Coreq: CDFS 21600 Prerequisite toCDFS 31001: CDFS 21600, CDFS 30800, PSY 36100 & 1 lab science. Prerequisite toCDFS 42100: PSY 36100 Prerequisite toCDFS 43101: PSY 36100 6. Electives or Minor (4-11 credits) Note: This degree does not lead to State of Indiana Teaching Licensure Please note: Two courses in Experiential Learning are required for all students enrolled Fall 2008 and beyond. This is also a requirement for transfer students with more than 2 semesters of enrollment remaining and more than 32 credit hours needed for degree. 82 | departments / schools
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