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POLI 303 POLITICAL PARTIES AND PRESSURE GROUPS - 3 semester hours A study of political parties and interest groups and their impact on public policy. POLI 304 AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - 3 semester hours A study of judicial interpretation, the nature of judicial review, selected leading decisions of the United <strong>State</strong>s Supreme Court and their impact on the basic principles of government. POLI 305 SEMINAR IN BLACK POLITICS - 3 semester hours A study of the political impact of African-Americans in local, state, and national policy issues. POLI 306 SEMINAR IN URBAN PROBLEMS - 3 semester hours A study of the political, social, and economic problems affecting metropolitan communities. POLI 307 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY - 3 semester hours A study of the formation, implementation, and implications of American foreign policy. Sp F Sp F F POLI 308 POLIMETRICS I - 3 semester hours F A study of statistical approaches in political science research, with emphasis on survey research and data analysis using the SPSS statistical analysis program. Prerequisites: GEMA 112 Basic Mathematics; GEMA 113 Basic Mathematics; STAT 210 Elementary Statistics I POLI 309 POLIMETRICS II - 3 semester hours Sp A study of statistical approaches in political science research. Advance data analysis techniques, including univariate, bivariate, and mulivariate analysis, and the testing of hypotheses. Prerequisites: POLI 308 Polimetrics I POLI 310 POLITICAL SCIENCE INTERNSHIP - 6 semester hours Sp, Su Students provided with the opportunity to experience the workings of government, through placement in internships with various legislators, and public and private agencies. Prerequisite: Minimum sophomore status, or approval of Department Chairperson POLI 315 THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - 3 semester hours Sp A study of the political, social, and economic dimensions of the civil rights movement from 1954 to the present. POLI 400 SEMINAR IN LOCAL POLITICS - 3 semester hours F research, lecture, and discussion. POLI 403 SENIOR THESIS - 3 semester hours F the senior thesis. Prerequisites: POLI 301 The Scope and Methods of Political Science; POLI 302 The Techniques of Political Analysis POLI 404 SENIOR SEMINAR - 3 semester hours Sp of thesis must be concluded by deadline date for submission of senior grades. Prerequisite: POLI 403 Senior Thesis POLI 408 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH/STUDY - 3 semester hours Sp Opportunity to work on community issues, policy issues, or independent research. Work is supervised by assigned faculty member. Prerequisite: Approval of Department Chairperson 411
POLI 409 CONSTITUTIONAL AND CIVIL LIBERTIES - 3 semester hours Sp and civil liberties. POLI 410 PRESIDENTIAL POLICY-MAKING - 3 semester hours F A study of the President’s role in formulating public policy through interaction with domestic and foreign political actors. POLI 412 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SOUTHERN AFRICA - 3 semester hours Sp A study of the political and economic forces which shape the politics of nation-states in southern Africa. POLI 413 POLITICS OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS IN THE THIRD WORLD - 3 semester hours Sp A study of the impact of multinational corporations on the politics of nation-states in the Third World. POLI 414 MARXIST POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY - 3 semester hours Sp A study of the nature of the state, politics, social development, and class struggle from the writings of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. 412
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Virginia State University Building
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President Miller with Students John
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VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY Virginia
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TABLE OF CONTENTS UNIVERSITY CALEND
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Virginia State University Universit
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APRIL Monday 1 Academic Honors Exer
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DECEMBER Friday 6 University Classe
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Monday 23 Session II - Ed. D. Class
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BOARD OF VISITORS Mr. Harry Black*,
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UNIVERSITY HISTORY Virginia State U
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ACCREDITATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS Vir
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POLICY STATEMENTS ALCOHOL AND DRUG
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACCESSI
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from the date of the alleged harass
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promising or granting continued emp
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The University shall provide mandat
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II. NOTIFICATION OF RIGHTS UNDER FE
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Disruptive and disrespectful behavi
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ACADEMIC REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES
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AP Course VSU Class Equivalent Gene
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Academic Sanctions 1. A new student
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Commencement. (See Graduation Proce
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Grade-point Average (GPA). The GPA
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POLICY EXCEPTIONS AND APPEALS
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Students may be subject to academic
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Withdrawal: If a student voluntaril
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THIRD PARAGRAPH State clearly what
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GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Introduct
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Humanities 3.00 semester hours requ
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Literature 3.00 semester hours requ
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Science 4.00 semester hours require
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may be awarded on the basis of port
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Major features of the Honors Progra
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UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS COL
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ACADEMIC
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AGRICULTURE Course Descriptions NOT
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AGEC 444 AGRICULTURE POLICY - 3 sem
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AGME 445 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
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Principles of sustainable aquatic p
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HORT 444 COMMERCIAL FLORAL ARRANGEM
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SOSC 345 SOIL FERTILITY AND FERTILI
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Agriculture Electives P
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Electives AGRI 295 - Contemporary G
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ANSC Electives ANSC 246 - Equine Sc
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ANSC Electives: ANSC 246 - Equine S
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Electives: ANSC 351
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PLSC 353 - Integrated Pest Mgmt Str
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PLSC 341 - Field Crops Production
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s HORT 341 - Vegetable Crop
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COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY Se
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The Textiles, Apparel, Merchandisin
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The course instructs students on th
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HIDG 161 PRINCIPLES OF ART and DESI
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DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER S
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FACS 342 DIET 322 HIDG 461 PSY
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HISTORY Hrs. HIST 122 US History I
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Electives: SUBJECT AREA HOURS Scien
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Social Sciences ECON211 Principle
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Electives: SUBJECT AREA HOURS Scien
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Wellness/Health HPER165 Personal
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DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER S
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Restricted Electives GEPS 124 Intro
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DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMEN
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HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT C
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HMGT 303 HOSPITALITY LAW AND ETHICS
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ELECTIVE: This course explores the
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HMGT 435 ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP,
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DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMEN
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Hospitality Management Summary of G
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REGINALD F. LEWIS COLLEGE OF BUSINE
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CONDITIONAL APPROVAL TO REMAIN IN T
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Literature Electives EN
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COBU 202 INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING II
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DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE
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ACCT 407 AUDITING - 3 semester hour
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BUSINESS PHASE ACCOUNTING Semester
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATIO
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MISY 350 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYS
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MISY 464 ADVANCED C++ PROGRAMMING F
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BUSINESS PHASE MANAGEMENT INFORMATI
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKET
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MANAGEMENT Course Descriptions MGMT
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MGMT 470 HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING A
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BUSINESS PHASE MANAGEMENT HUMAN RES
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MKTG 404 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR - 3 seme
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BUSINESS PHASE MARKETING Semester 5
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKET
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Effective: Using research-based bes
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DEPARTMENT OF TEACHING AND LEARNING
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ELED 328 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
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SPED 403 - CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT IN
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*These courses also meet General Ed
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General Education Requirements for
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Chairperson:
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BIOL 201 CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
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BIOL 320 PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS LAB
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A laboratory course required to be
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BIOL 443 IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY -
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SENIOR 1st semester Sem hrs 2nd Sem
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JUNIOR YEAR Total Hours 1st semeste
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appropriate courses to meet a varie
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CHEM 154 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATO
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CHEM 320 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III - 3
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CHEM 445 INTERNSHIP IN CRIMINALISTI
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Chemistry M
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Students who are interested in Medi
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY M
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING Chairpers
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING Course Descrip
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CPEG 406 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE II -
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ENGR 102 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERIN
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MANE 315 MANUFACTURING AUTOMATION W
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING Bachelor
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Computer Engineering Core courses (
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General Education Courses (55 hours
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Chairperson: Professors: DEPARTMENT
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Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Compu
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CSCI 296 WEB PROGRAMMING- 3 semeste
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CSCI 389 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION
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CSCI 492 ALGORITHMS AND COMPLEXITY
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MATH 212 INTRODUCTION TO CALCULUS -
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MATH 340 MODERN GEOMETRY I - 3 seme
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MATH 426 MODERN ALGEBRA II - 3 seme
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STAT 380 PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
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FRESHMAN YEAR DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMA
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPU
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DEPARTMENT OF NURSING Chairperson:
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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Chairperso
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PSYC 418 PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DISADVAN
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SENIOR YEAR HPER Physical Education
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Course Requirements for the B.S. in
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ELET 309 ADVANCED DIGITAL CIRCUITS
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MCET 301 INTRODUCTION TO THERMODYNA
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INFORMATION AND LOGISTICS TECHNOLOG
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INLT 350 INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS - 3 se
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INLT 451 ANALYTICS/BUSINESS INTELLI
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY B
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SENIOR YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Total
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THE COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIA
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Political Science Economics Politic
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Mission of the Department The missi
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ART AND DESIGN Course Descriptions
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ARTS 440 SENIOR ANIMATION STUDIO -
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VCAD 307 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II - 3
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ART & DESIGN Curricular Summary Gen
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BFA IN VISUAL ARTS Graphic Design C
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BFA IN VISUAL ARTS Web Design Conce
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DANC 471 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR - 1 sem
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HLTH 440 HUMAN REPRODUCTION AND SEX
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PESM 406 SPORT LAW - 3 semester hou
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PHED 232 COACHING AND OFFICIATING -
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PHED 344 MIDDLE AND SECONDARY SCHOO
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RECR 350 LEISURE SERVICE MARKETING
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GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES: SUBJEC
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUC
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUC
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MAJORS: • The regular History cur
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GEOG 413 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY - 3 sem
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HIST 425 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN HIST
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PHILOSOPHY PHIL 180 CRITICAL THINKI
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND PHILOSOPH
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Chairperson Professors: DEPARTMENT
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DRAM 301 DRAMATIC PRODUCTION - 1 se
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ENGL 304 ENGLISH LITERATURE OF THE
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ENGL 342 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION -
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ENGL 407 REALISM AND NATURALISM - 3
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FREN 310 FRENCH COMPOSITION - 3 sem
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RUSS 111 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN II - 3
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SPAN 418 SENIOR SEMINAR IN SPANISH
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