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2009-2010 - Bowie State University

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HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHING TRACKS<br />

The student‐educator candidate must meet criteria set by both the Maryland <strong>State</strong> Department of<br />

Education (MSDE) and the university. In terms of semester hours, the student must complete thirty‐six<br />

hours in history, thirty‐seven hours in professional education, and twenty‐four hours in the social and<br />

behavioral sciences. The hours in history include the following: eighteen hours of history survey, fifteen<br />

hours of upper level history, and HIST 497. The thirty‐three hours of survey history courses and of upper<br />

level history courses must be taken before the student takes HIST 497. All candidates in history or social<br />

studies teaching will receive a departmental evaluation with the faculty of the department whereupon a<br />

recommendation is made on the student’s ability to continue in the teacher education program.<br />

HISTORY SURVEY COURSES<br />

Sem. Hrs.<br />

Same courses & same number of hours as majors in General<br />

History Sequence 18<br />

UPPER LEVEL HISTORY COURSES<br />

Sem. Hrs.<br />

Five Upper Level History Courses 15<br />

The student must take two courses in each of two sub‐fields and one course in the third sub‐field. The<br />

sub‐fields are the following: Africa, Europe, and the United <strong>State</strong>s. To graduate, the student must have,<br />

at least, one course in each sub‐field and two courses in two sub‐fields. The listing of courses, according<br />

to sub‐fields, is under History Concentration.<br />

HISTORY SENIOR SEMINAR<br />

Sem. Hrs.<br />

HIST 497 Senior Seminar 3<br />

CORE REQUIREMENTS<br />

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES<br />

Sem. Hrs.<br />

GOVT 130 Introduction to Political Science 3<br />

GOVT 231 U.S. National Government 3<br />

GEOG 101 Elements of Geography I 3<br />

GEOG ___ Any advanced Geography course beyond 101 3<br />

ECON 211 Principles of Macroeconomics 3<br />

ECON 212 Principles of Microeconomics 3<br />

SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology 3<br />

PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3<br />

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The GOVT and the GEOG courses are part of the core requirements for all departmental majors. SOCI 101<br />

and PSYC 101 should be fulfilled as part of the university’s general education requirements for the social<br />

science electives or other general education electives.<br />

GENERAL EDUCATION AND INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS<br />

The General Education and Institutional Requirements for the History and Social Studies Concentration<br />

is the same as that for the General History Concentration. See the list of General Education and<br />

Institution Requirements under the General History Concentration.<br />

Students are encouraged to take summer courses and attend mini‐semester in order to have a<br />

manageable load. Note: The Department reserves the right to specify suitable general education<br />

courses, in keeping with COMAR, for its majors.<br />

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