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pages i-viiiCollege of Artsand Sciences102 Clarion University of PennsylvaniaAthletic Training RequirementsGeneral EducationStudents must satisfy the general education credits of CaliforniaUniversity (see www.cup.edu/ugcatalog/generaleducation).Professional EducationProfessional Education courses for the Athletic TrainingProgram include a collection of Liberal Knowledge and Healthand Physical Education courses and foundation courses in SportsMedicine and Athletic Training. The following courses are requiredfor the program:First SemesterBIOL 258 Anatomy & Physiology I ...................................3ENG 111 Writing II............................................................3SC 113 Public Speaking..................................................3PSY 211 General Psychology ...........................................3Mathematics requirement...................................3TOTAL ...................15Second SemesterBIOL 259 Anatomy & Physiology II ..................................3ATE 150 Introduction to Athletic Training........................3HPE 111 Health Education ...............................................2HPE Personal Performance..........................................1ENG 130 Literary Experience, orENG 200 Composition and Literature, orENG 307 Business Writing.................................................3CISCIS110 Intro to Computer Information Systems, or217 Applications of Microcomputers........................3TOTAL ...................15Third SemesterATE 204 Athletic Training Clinical Ed. I .........................2ATE 225 Evaluative Techniques I .....................................4HSC 275 Functional Kinesiology ......................................3HSC 300 Emergency Medical Technician .........................4General Education elective ................................3TOTAL ...................16Fourth SemesterATE 204 Athletic Training Clinical Ed. I .........................2ATE 265 Evaluative Techniques II ...................................4HSC 290 Therapeutic Modality and Lab ...........................4SOC 211 Principles of Sociology ......................................3General Education elective ................................3TOTAL ...................16Fifth SemesterATE 305 Athletic Training Clinical Ed. II ........................2ATE 330 Therapeutic Exercise and Lab ...........................4Humanities elective............................................3Science elective..................................................3Social/Behavioral Science elective ....................3TOTAL ...................14Sixth SemesterATE 305 Athletic Training Clinical Education II .............2ATE 315 General Medical Assessment..............................3HSC 325 Physiology of Exercise.......................................3HPE 334 Food, Fitness, and Weight Management ............3FIT 400 Int. Sport Performance Training.........................3TOTAL....................14Seventh SemesterATE 400 Ortho Evaluations in Sports Medicine................1ATE 405 Athletic Training Clinical Education III ............2ATE 440 Pharmacology.....................................................2ATE 460 Sports Medicine Research..................................3Humanities elective............................................3Arts & Sciences elective.....................................3TOTAL....................14Eighth SemesterATE 400 Ortho Evaluations in Sports Medicine................1ATE 405 Athletic Training Clinical Education III ............2ATE 425 Administrative Strategies in Athletic Training...2Arts & Sciences electives.................................10TOTAL....................15Programs Administered Through theCollege of Education and Human ServicesLiberal Studies, B.S.,Concentration in Library Science ............. 72 creditsThe B.S. in liberal studies with a concentration in libraryscience prepares students to work as paraprofessionals andprovisional librarians in a variety of settings, includingpublic libraries in Pennsylvania. It introduces students to theexciting worlds of information management and informationtransfer, in both traditional and emerging venues. The B.S. inliberal studies with a concentration in library science servesas an excellent preparation for studying toward a master’sdegree in library setting (such as Clarion’s AmericanLibrary Association-accredited MSLS degree), which isthe recognized professional credential for the practice oflibrarianship.Required: LS 255, 257, 258, 356, 357, 358, 361, and 385. Aminimum of 39 credits must be at the 300-level or above.Liberal Studies, B.S.,Concentration in Sports Management ...... 72 creditsRequired: HPE 370, 380, 430, 440, MGMT 320, 430, and COOP447. One course from ECON 175, 211, or 212. A minimum of 39credits must be at the 300-level or above. Students enrolled in thisconcentration are not eligible to receive the Sport Managementminor.Liberal Studies, B.S.,Concentration in Athletic Coaching ........ 72 creditsRequired: HPE 333, 334, 406, 407, 408, 409, 440, and COOP444. Two courses from HPE 351, 352, or 354. A minimum of 39credits must be at the 300-level or above.Library ScienceLiberal arts students, regardless of their major, mayqualify as provisional librarians under the PennsylvaniaLibrary Code by successfully completing at least 12 libraryscience credits (semester hours).Making Connections ProgramThe Making Connections Program allows students toenroll concurrently in linked-pairs or three-course-clustersfocused on a common theme. Examples of themes fromprevious years include: “Beliefs, the Brain, and the Body,”and “Approaching the Year 2000.” Students enrolled inthe Making Connections Program find it helps them get toknow professors better and establish friendships and studygroups. The Making Connections courses meet graduationrequirements in general education applicable to all studentsno matter what their major. For information, contact theoffice of the dean, College of Arts and Sciences.
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 103Mass Media Arts, Journalism,and Communication StudiesDepartment of Mass Media Arts, Journalism, andCommunication Studies, Susan Hilton, Ed.D., chairE-mail address: hilton@clarion.eduWebsite: http://clarion.edu/mmajcsMass Media Arts and Journalism130 Becker HallTelephone: 393-2245Communication Studies149 Marwick Boyd Fine Arts CenterTelephone: 393-2284Professors: Blake, M. Kuehn ,S. KuehnAssociate Professors: Hilton, Lingwall, Marshall, Washington,YangAssistant Professors: Adams, Hill-Wagner, McCauliff, Nulph,Obotetukudo, TorresInstructors: J. LyleThe wide world of communication and digital media offermany opportunities for students in a variety of exciting andrapidly expanding careers. The Department of Mass MediaArts, Journalism, and Communication Studies offers studentsa unique blend of broad-based communication and writingskills with the opportunity to concentrate in one of sevenspecialty areas: advertising, broadcasting, communicationstudies, corporate communication, film, journalism, andpublic relations. Students prepare for their specialtiesthrough a strong core of required courses that exposethem to all major areas and disciplines, communicationlaw,writing, publishing, videography, research, speechand law. Once inside the concentration, students rely onthis broad background as they immerse themselves intheir chosen career area. Capstone experiences such asinternships provide a transition between the classroom andthe professional world.Expert faculty, outstanding equipment and facilities,and strong curriculum make the Department of Mass MediaArts, Journalism, and Communication Studies one of thestellar programs in the country. Our graduates have foundwork in major broadcast markets, newspapers, advertisingand public relations firms, video production, internal andexternal corporate communication areas, graphic designand Web publishing, photography, event planning, sales,and non-profit organizations. Students also have been verysuccessful in entering graduate school.This curriculum takes effect in Fall 2008. Check theWebsite or the previous catalog for program requirementsthrough the 2007-2008 academic year.B.S. in Mass Media Arts, Journalism,and Communication Studies............................. 72 creditsRequired: MMAJ 100, CMST 110, MMAJ 101, CMST 113,MMAJ 140, MMAJ 270, MMAJ 271, MMAJ 301 OR MMAJ302, MMAJ 320, MMAJ 422; Choose liberal arts and scienceelectives, excluding MMAJ (12 credits); choose one course inMMAJ or CMST electives; choose three co-curricular activitiesfrom MMAJ 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222; CMST101, 102, 104.Advertising Concentration 2 Complete the 24 credits in thefollowing concentration: MMAJ 314, MMAJ 375, MMAJ 443,MMAJ 444, MMAJ 200-499 Elective, CMST 320, CMST 321,CMST 332; Choose one MMAJ Analysis course: MMAJ 324,331, 339, 424, 425, 426; Choose one of these MMAJ or CMSTElective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3 cr) 3 , MMAJ482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ 499, CMST 260,Special Topics (3 cr).Broadcast Concentration 2 Complete the 24 credits in thefollowing concentration: MMAJ 311, MMAJ 351, MMAJ353 OR MMAJ 354, MMAJ 442, MMAJ 200-499 Elective,CMST 213 OR CMST 214 OR CMST/THE 251 OR CMST216, CMST 220, CMST 311; Choose one MMAJ Analysiscourse: MMAJ 324, 331, 339, 424, 425, 426; Choose one ofthese MMAJ or CMST Elective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST(1-3 cr) 3 , MMAJ 482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ499, CMST 260, Special Topics (3 cr).Communication Studies Concentration 2 Complete the 24credits in the following concentration: CMST 200, CMST 217,CMST 213, OR CMST 215, CMST 216, CMST 320, OR CMST321, CMST 420, CMST 421, CMST 200-499.Choose one CMST Analysis course: CMST 210, 281, 322, 331,333, 410, 421, 430: Choose one of these MMAJ or CMSTElective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3 cr) 3 , MMAJ482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ 499, CMST 260,Special Topics (3 cr).Corporate Communication Concentration 2 Complete the24 credits in the following concentration: CMST 214, CMST217, CMST 300, CMST 311, CMST 312, CMST/MGT 360,CMST 411, CMST:200-499. Choose one CMST Analysiscourse: CMST 210, 281, 322, 331, 333, 410, 421, 430: Chooseone of these MMAJ or CMST Elective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3 cr) 3 , MMAJ 482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr),MMAJ 499, CMST 260, Special Topics (3 cr).Film Concentration 2 Complete the 24 credits in the followingconcentration: MMAJ 208, CMST 321, OR CMST 322, ORCMST 332, MMAJ 351, MMAJ 370, MMAJ:200-499, MMAJ354, OR MMAJ 355, OR MMAJ 357, OR MMAJ 372, MMAJ445, MMAJ 455, MMAJ 476: Choose one of these MMAJor CMST Elective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3 cr) 3 ,MMAJ 482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ 499,CMST 260, Special Topics (3 cr).Journalism Concentration 2 Complete the 24 credits in thefollowing concentration: MMAJ 313, MMAJ 340, MMAJ 341,MMAJ 344, MMAJ 441, MMAJ 200-499 Elective, CMST 217,CMST 200 OR CMST 320 OR CMST 321 OR CMST 420;Choose one MMAJ Analysis course: MMAJ 324, 331, 339,424, 425, 426; Choose one of these MMAJ or CMST Electivecourses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3 cr) 3 , MMAJ 482, CMST495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ 499, CMST 260, SpecialTopics (3 cr).Public Relations Concentration 2 Complete the 24 creditsin the following concentration: MMAJ 312, MMAJ 340, MMAJ417, MMAJ 443, MMAJ 200-499, CMST 214, CMST 300 ORCMST 312, CMST 332; Choose one MMAJ Analysis course:MMAJ 324, 331, 339, 424, 425, 426; Choose one of theseMMAJ or CMST Elective courses: Coop in MMAJ-CMST (1-3cr) 3 , MMAJ 482, CMST 495, Internship (6-12 cr), MMAJ 499,CMST 260, Special Topics (3 cr).pages i-viiCollege of Artsand Sciences
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