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College of Undergraduate StudiesCollege ofUndergraduate StudiesAll courses are 4 quarter units unless otherwise indicated.Course No Course Name UnitsCore Requirements for Health Science Majors (14 Units)COR 3001 Introduction to the College of Undergraduate Studies(0)COR 3146 Information Literacy (2)COR 3100 Critical inking and WritingPrerequisite: COR 3146COR 3303 Statistics for the Social SciencesCOR 3300 Research MethodsPrerequisites: COR 3100, HSC 3145; CorequisitesCOR 3300Health Sciences Major Courses (67 Upper Division Units)Foundation in Health Sciences (16 units)HSC 4105 Introduction to Public Health SciencesCorequisite: COR 3100HSC 3145 Critical Review and Writing in the Health SciencesPrerequisite: COR 3100HSC 4100 Introduction to EpidemiologyCorequisite: COR 3100HSC 4220 Bioethics: Ethical Issues in Modern MedicinePrerequisite: COR 3100Social, Environmental, Behavioral &Biological Determinants of Health (24 Units)HSC 4117 Race, Class, Gender and Health disparitiesCorequisites: COR 3100, COR 3303, HSC 3145, HSC4315HSC 4227 Health Behavior eory and Health EducationCorequisite: COR 3100HSC 3110 Anatomy & Physiology - dynamic Living SystemsPerspectivesPrerequisite: COR 3100HSC 4230 U.S. Health Care System and Health PolicyCorequisite: HSC 4117HSC 4300 Nutrition in Living SystemsCorequisite: COR 3100HSC 4332 Culture, Illness and HealingPrerequisite: HSC 4117Community Health in Diverse Populations (20 Units)HSC 4200 Practicum A: Social-Ecology of Human Health inGlobal and Community PopulationsPrerequisite: HSC 4117HSC 4205 Practicum B: Social-Ecology of Human Health inGlobal and Community PopulationsPrerequisite: HSC 4200HSC 4225 Introduction to Media Studies in Health PromotionPrerequisite: HSC 4332HSC 4315 vulnerable Populations: Health and Social JusticeCorequisite: COR 3100HSC 4000 Public Health Management and LeadershipPrerequisite: COR 3100Capstone in Health Sciences (7 Units)HSC 4998 Capstone Seminar in Health Sciences (3)Prerequisite: HSC 4205HSC 4999 Capstone in Health SciencesPrerequisite: HSC 4998Lower division breadth requirements45 unitsdegree requirements 81Units to reach 180variesTotal units for degree180 unitsLAW ENFORCEmENT LEADERSHIPBS in Law Enforcement Leadershipe Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement Leadership (BSLEL )completion program offers an opportunity for students to link tothe graduate programs in business administration. Unlike manyundergraduate law enforcement degrees, e BSLEL provides thebreadth and depth of interdisciplinary education that characterizesbusiness and public administration, as well as other undergraduateofferings.e law enforcement field is thriving. e U.S. Bureau of LaborStatistics reports employment for Correctional, Law Enforcement,Security, Gaming, and Probation Officers; and Private detectivesand Investigators is projected to increase as much as 21% from 2010to 2020. e projected 21% growth rate for the law enforcementfield is faster than the projected 14% average growth rate for alloccupations from 2010 to 2020. Numerous advances in technologyand a post-September 11 emphasis on homeland security havefueled a demand for a new breed of law enforcement professionalequipped to meet the changes in national security, which includesthe private sector, i.e. corporate security and investigations.Advanced education is a primary tool used by government agenciesto screen for suitability for specialty positions and promotion;therefore, the number of those seeking degrees will increaseincrementally.e BSLEL program is built upon the foundation of the BSBAprogram by developing key competencies, which results from theextensive use of critical thinking, quantitative and qualitativemethodologies to address social problems relating to criminal andunethical behavior. e BSLEL program provides an opportunityfor students to obtain leadership positions, which includessupervisory, middle, and executive management in the public andprivate sectors with an emphasis in a law enforcement, corporatesecurity, or corporate investigations environment. Students willcomplete the BSLEL program in an online environment, whichfacilitates intense interaction among local, national, andinternational students. Students will gain greater networkingopportunities that could lead to enormous opportunities forleadership positions globally.A maximum of 105-quarter transfer units (70 semester units) maybe accepted and applied toward the degree.Linked Degree OptionJFK <strong>University</strong> offers a linked Bachelor and Master degree programin the field of Business Administration. Linked degree programsallow qualified students to apply graduate-level units towards boththe undergraduate and graduate degrees. Students interested in46 College of Undergraduate Studies JOHN F. KENNEdy UNIvERSITy
College of Undergraduate Studiesseeking a linked degree must have been admitted to theundergraduate business program and have:• Completed 159 undergraduate units;• Completed all requirements for the BS LEL program, exceptfor 12 units in general electives;• Achieved a minimum of 3.0 cumulative GPA;Students must submit an application to the Master in BusinessAdministration program (MBA).Linking Program ProcessTo apply for the linked program, students must:• Meet with a Program Chair to review linking programrequirements;• Complete a Request of Linked Eligibility Review form and aPetition for degree form for the program; and• Submit both forms to the Registrar’s office with applicable,non-refundable fees along with the required documentationfor admission to the MBA program.Credit for Life and Work ExperienceStudents may earn up to 30 quarter units of undergraduate creditfor knowledge gained through corporate training, professionalworkshops, and supervised volunteer training. To earn credit,students must take the prior learning course where they evaluatetheir personal and professional experiences and prepare essayssummarizing them. ese essays are evaluated and students canreceive 3-6 units for each content area. Students receivepersonalized coaching throughout this process.Program Learning Objectives• Civic Leadership: Students will demonstrate a vision ofprofessional leadership rooted in ethics, cultural sensitivity,social justice, and service to the community.• Organizational Management: Students will demonstrate anunderstanding of law enforcement organizations and theiroperations and be able to interact with diverse leadershipstyles and manage multicultural teams.• Workforce Engagement: Students will demonstrate skills inhiring appropriate workplace talent, and in developingteam-oriented work environments that engage workers andenable them to take ownership of their jobs.• Community development: Students will demonstrate anability to listen to and understand diverse communities, andassist them to identify their needs and to develop strategies toaddress violence and crime.• Change Management: Students will demonstrate how toidentify needed change and both design and facilitate qualityof the change management processes.• inking and Writing: Students will apply critical thinking,writing, and academic research skills.Admission RequirementsApplicants must submit a JFK <strong>University</strong> application and provideofficial transcripts from all colleges and universities they attended.Applicants must also submit a personal essay describing theirprofessional and educational experience as well as their interest inattaining a BS LEL degree, letter of recommendation, copy of BasicP.O.S.T. (Peace Officers Standards and Training) Certificate (ifapplicable).When all application materials are received, the program willcontact the applicant to schedule an interview.Degree RequirementsLOWER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATIONBREADTH REQUIREMENTS (45 units)Students may complete the lower division coursework by takingrecommended courses from local community colleges, earningcredit through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP),or taking approved College of Undergraduate Studies’ courses.COMPOSITION Composition/Critical inking and Writing (9)HUMANITIES Must have completed at least one 3 unit course intwo areas (12)NATURAL SCIENCE (9)MATHEMATICS (3)SOCIAL SCIENCE Must have at least one 3 unit course in twoareas (12)All courses are 4 quarter units unless otherwise indicated.Course No Course Name UnitsCORE UNDERGRADUATE (10 units)COR 3100 Critical inking and WritingCOR 3146 Information Literacy (2)COR 4000 Collaborative Problem SolvingBS LEL PROGRAM COURSESese courses are assigned as needed by the Program Chair:COR 1000 Prior Learning Experience and Portfoliodevelopment (3)BUS 3180 Math for Managers (3)LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERSHIP COURSES (20 units)LEL 3101 Principles of Administration & Law EnforcementLEL 3200 Change Management: Contemporary Civic & PublicLeadershipLEL 3201 Organizational Structure, Culture, Politics, & ChangeLEL 4100 Introduction to Organizational Problems & Issues inLaw EnforcementLEL 4300 Advanced Study of Organizational Problems & Issuesin Law EnforcementGENERAL MANAGEMENT COURSES (4 units)BUS 3151 Principles of ManagementBUSINESS QUANTITATIVE COURSES (9 units)LEL 3202 Introduction to Budgeting & Financial Management(3)LEL 3203 Advanced Budgeting & Financial Management (3)Prerequisite: LEL 3202LEL 4400 descriptive Statistics and Research Methodologies (3)Prerequisite: LEL 4300Courses marked with an asterisk (*) are waived for linkingstudents, replaced with graduate courses.ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR COURSES (27 units)BUS 3160 Organizational BehaviorPyC 4307 Forensic Psychology (3)PLS 3033* Public Benefits LawPLS 3105PLS 3109JurisprudenceConstitution, Supreme Court & AmericandemocracyJOHN F. KENNEdy UNIvERSITy College of Undergraduate Studies 47College ofUndergraduate Studies
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