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ACADEMIC MAJORSSocial Studies24 semester credits including:US History (4 SH)World History (4 SH)Geography (4 SH)• HI 105 American History I: Colonial Times to1877 (4 SH)• HI 106 American History II: 1877 to the Present(4 SH)• HI 120 World History I: Antiquity to 1400 (4 SH)• HI 121 World History II: 1400 to 1815 (4 SH)• HI 122 World History III: 1815 to the Present (4SH)• GE 101 Introduction to Geography (4 SH)• GE 200 World Geography (4 SH)Government/Civics (4 SH)Economics (4 SH)• PO 110 American National Government (4 SH)• PO 205 State and Local Government (4 SH)• EC 200 Principles of Economics (4 SH)Sociology/Anthropology (4 SH)enable our candidates to accept and meet this contemporarychallenge to create learning climates where literacy flourisheswhile empowering the diverse array of students to functioncompetently as literate adults in the twenty-first century.Requirements for the Endorsement:15 semester credits including:• EDC 430 Theory and Practice in Reading (3 SH)• EDC 431 Reading Strategies and Curriculum (3 SH)• EDC 432 Assessment in Reading Instruction (3 SH)• EDC 433 Socio-Cultural Factor in Literacy (3 SH)• EDC 434 Professional Development and FieldExperiences (3 SH)Middle Childhood Generalist EndorsementFor those students wishing to teach in a self-contained middlelevel classroom (grades 4-6), the following accommodationswere approved by the Ohio Department of Education for bothundergraduates and post-baccalaureate students. These coursesare to be taken in the content areas in which the candidate/postbaccalaureate teacher is not licensed to teach.Requirements for the Endorsement:14-16 semester credits (select courses from content areas wherelicensure is not currently held):Reading/Language Arts (7 SH):• EN 101 Principles of Composition and Research (4 SH)• EDP 411 Pre-Adolescent/Adolescent Literature (3 SH)Page | 45• IS 200 Peoples and Cultures in Contrast (4 SH)• PR 111 Issues in Western Culture (4 SH)• SO 111 Introduction to Sociology (4 SH)Education: EndorsementsLicensureReading EndorsementThe reading endorsement at Lake Erie College includes twelve(12) semester credits of instruction and a three (3) semestercredit clinical experience where candidates will have authenticexperiences in helping students to learn to read and toappreciate literacy. Helping students learn to communicate -reading, writing, listening, speaking and visual literacy - is one ofthe greatest challenges facing teachers today, especially giventhe linguistic and cultural diversity of today's classrooms and therapid changes in technological advancements. It is the intent ofLake Erie College's P-12 Reading Endorsement program to betterMathematics (7 SH):• MT 109 Pre-Calculus I (4 SH)• EDP 318 Survey of Mathematics Concepts (3 SH)Science (8 SH)• BI 104 Introduction to Environmental Science (4 SH)• PC 220 Physical Geology (3 SH)• PC 220L Physical Geology Lab (1 SH)Social Studies (8 SH):• HI 106 American History II: 1877 to the Present (4 SH)• HI 121 World History II: 1400 to 1815 (4 SH)Lake Erie College | 2012 - 2013 Undergraduate Catalog | Student Handbook | Student Athlete Handbook
ACADEMIC MAJORSEnglishEntrepreneurshipDegree Awarded: Bachelor of ArtsThe major in English is directed towards the student who seeks abackground in British and American literature as the basis ofstudy in the liberal arts or who wishes to pursue graduate studiesin the field. Students may also wish to combine courses in Englishwith a major in another field such as history or communication.Requirements for the Major:48 semester credits including:• EN 140 Principles of Critical Analysis (4 SH)• EN 220 Major British Writers (4 SH)• EN 221 Major American Writers (4 SH)• EN 342 Studies in Shakespeare (4 SH)• EN 401 Literary Theory and Criticism (4 SH)• EN 400 Senior Research Project (4 SH)and 12 semester credits of British Literature from the following:• EN 327 The Neoclassical Age (4 SH)• EN 328 The Romantic Age (4 SH)• EN 329 The Victorian Age (4 SH)• EN 345 Old English and Medieval Literature (4 SH)• EN 346 Tudor and Stuart Literature (4 SH)• EN 347 British Modernism and Contemporary BritishLiterature (4 SH)and 8 semester credits of American Literature from thefollowing:• EN 336 Nineteenth-Century American Literature (4 SH)• EN 337 Twentieth-Century American Literature (4 SH)• EN 338 African-American Literature (4 SH)• EN 339 Multi-Ethnic American Literature (4 SH)and 4 semester credits from the following:• EN 201 Advanced College Writing (4 SH)• EN 305 Composition Theory (4 SH)• EN 306 Linguistics (4 SH)• EN 310 Journalistic Essay (4 SH)• EN 315 Creative Writing: Fiction (4 SH)• EN 316 Creative Writing: Dramatic Forms (4 SH)• EN 317 Creative Writing: Poetry (4 SH)• EN 343 Studies in World Literature (4 SH)• EN 348 Women's Literature (4 SH)• EN 250/350 Internship in English (1-5 SH)Degree Awarded: Bachelor of ScienceThe entrepreneurship major at Lake Erie College integrates acontemporary liberal arts education with a solid foundation ofmanagement tools from traditional business disciplines. Withinthis context, students are coached to recognize and assessopportunities, master their communication skills, participate andlead effectively within a team environment and developcomprehensive implementation plans. Whether market-based orwithin a not-for-profit environment, entrepreneurship majors areprepared to create new ventures; both as stand-alone entitiesand within existing organizational structures. Specificentrepreneurial experiences in both the classroom and thecommunity provide students with relevant hands-onopportunities for participative learning applications as well asactive mentoring by Lake Erie College Entrepreneurs-in-Residence and faculty with entrepreneurial experience.Requirements for the Major:64 semester credits including:• AC 101 Accounting Principles I (4 SH)• AC 102 Accounting Principles II (4 SH)• EC 200 Principles of Economics (4 SH)• LG 315 Business Law I (4 SH)• MK 203 Marketing Principles (4 SH)• MK 317 Marketing Management (4 SH)• MN 200 Introduction to Management (4 SH)• MN 215 Business Statistics (4 SH)• MN 216 Applied Decision Models (4 SH)• MN 315 Leadership (4 SH)• MN 323 Organizational Behavior (4 SH)• ET 211 New Venture Planning and Development (4 SH)• ET 221 Techniques of Persuading, Selling andNegotiating (4 SH)• ET 401 New Venture Practicum and EntrepreneurshipExperience: Part 1 (4 SH)• ET 402 New Venture Practicum and EntrepreneurshipExperience: Part 2 (4 SH)and 4 semester credits from the following:• FN 315 Accounting and Finance for Not-For-ProfitOrganizations (4 SH)• FN 320 Corporation Finance (4 SH)Page | 46Lake Erie College | 2012 - 2013 Undergraduate Catalog | Student Handbook | Student Athlete Handbook
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