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Philosophy Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Philosophy Minor in Philosophy Department Chair Michael F. Goodman, Ph.D. Department of Philosophy Behavioral & Social Sciences 506 707-826-4124, fax 826-4122 phil@humboldt.edu www.humboldt.edu/philosophy The Program Students completing this program will have demonstrated the ability to: define concepts and use traditional vocabulary of philosophy use the logical methods of analysis and to critically assess philosophical arguments apply methods of philosophy to specific issues and problems identify, articulate, and evaluate philosophical arguments. The Philosophy major provides its students with the opportunity to engage in critical as well as constructive dialogue with the greatest thinkers in both the Eastern and Western traditions. This includes ideas and values, from ancient through contemporary works, which continue to influence and challenge our thinking in all areas of human thought and action. While learning how to read such works philosophically, both class discussions and writing assignments will assist the student in learning how to think, speak, and write philosophically. These skills will cultivate the power to logically analyze and holistically integrate concepts and theories, as well as lay the foundations for a lifetime of learning in that students will learn how to learn for themselves. A degree in Philosophy will provide one of the best preparations both for an academic career, as well as for many other professions, such as law, medicine, government and education . REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR Philosophy majors must earn a minimum grade of “C” in all courses taken to fulfill the major requirements. PHIL 100 Logic Upper Division PHIL 303 Theories of Ethics PHIL 341 History of Philosophy: Pre-Socratics through Aristotle PHIL 344 History of Philosophy: 19th Century PHIL 345 History of Philosophy: China PHIL 346 History of Philosophy: India PHIL 371 Contemporary Social & Political Philosophy PHIL 382 History of Philosophy: Renaissance through the Rationalists PHIL 383 History of Philosophy: Empiricists & Kant PHIL 420 Contemporary Epistemology & Metaphysics PHIL 425 Philosophy of Science Two seminars selected from offerings of PHIL 485. Two electives chosen from the following: PHIL 301, PHIL 302, PHIL 304, PHIL 306, PHIL 309, PHIL 309B, PHIL 351, PHIL 355, PHIL 415, PHIL 475, PHIL 485. (Three units of PHIL 391 may be used in lieu of one of the electives and must be approved by the Department Chair for credit.) REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR Philosophy minors must earn a minimum grade of “C” in all courses taken to fulfill the minor requirements. Under the four options listed below, take the indicated courses and confer with members of the philosophy faculty for assistance in selecting suitable electives. Asian Aspects of Philosophy PHIL 345 History of Philosophy: China PHIL 346 History of Philosophy: India Plus two 3-unit electives in philosophy, one of which must be upper division. Ethics and Values PHIL 106 Moral Controversies PHIL 303 Theories of Ethics Plus six units from the following: PHIL 301 Reflection on the Arts PHIL 302 Environmental Ethics PHIL 304 Philosophy of Sex & Love PHIL 306 Race, Racism & Philosophy PHIL 371 Contemporary Social & Political Philosophy Fundamental Aspects of Philosophy (recommended minor for pre-law) PHIL 100 Logic PHIL 303 Theories of Ethics PHIL 420 Contemporary Epistemology & Metaphysics Plus one upper division, 3-unit philosophy elective. (If pre-law, PHIL 415: Symbolic Logic, is recommended.) History of Western Philosophy Three courses from: PHIL 341 History of Philosophy: Pre-Socratics through Aristotle PHIL 344 History of Philosophy: 19th Century PHIL 382 History of Philosophy: Renaissance through the Rationalist PHIL 383 History of Philosophy: Empiricists & Kant Plus one lower or upper division 3-unit elective in philosophy. n n n 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog Philosophy 157
Physical Education [Education] Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Kinesiology—education option leading to a single subject teaching credential Department Chair Kathy D. Munoz, Ed.D. Department of Kinesiology & Recreation Administration KA 305 707-826-4538 The Program Prepare to teach physical education in junior high and high school. (For informa tion on preliminary and professional clear teaching credentials, see Education. See the program listing for Adapted Physical Educa tion for credential information.) Graduates also enter careers as intramural directors, health spa instructors, coaches, recreational directors, sports program directors, and camp directors. In addition to core academic courses, students enroll in activity courses which help them develop fitness and performance skills. Humboldt’s human performance laboratory offers modern equipment. Other facilities include two gymnasia, an indoor pool, an allweather track, cross-country trails, a field house, weight room, and stadium. Preparation In high school take the college preparatory track plus courses in computers, anatomy, and physiology. Also participate in interscholastic sports. REQUIREMENTS Please note: Degree requirements listed here do not include professional education courses required for the credential. Students earning this degree may waive CSET assessments before entering the credential program. Before applying to the secondary ed u ca tion credential program, students must meet the prerequisite of 45 hours early field experience or enroll in SED 210/SED 410 and complete EDUC 285 or equivalent. Prerequisites to the core (8 units): ZOOL 113 Human Physiology ZOOL 374 Intro to Human Anatomy Lower Division Core (4 units) HED 120 Responding to Emergencies- CPRFPR KINS 165 Foundations of Kinesiology Upper Division Core (20 units) KINS 379 Exercise Physiology KINS 380 Structural Kinesiology KINS 474 Psychology of Sport & Exercise KINS 483 Evaluation Techniques in Kinesiology KINS 484 Motor Development/ Motor Learning KINS 492 Senior Seminar in Kinesiology Concepts of Teaching (14 units) KINS 311 Concepts of Teaching Aquatics KINS 313 Concepts of Teaching Dance KINS 315 Concepts of Teaching Dynamic Movement KINS 317 Concepts of Teaching Fitness KINS 319 Concepts of Teaching Individual Activities KINS 321 Concepts of Teaching Recreational Activities KINS 323 Concepts of Teaching Team Activities Additional Requirements (12 units) KINS 276 Techniques in Athletic Training KINS 378 Sport & Society REC 320 Organization, Administration, Facility Planning Take one course from the following to complete upper division requirements: HED 231 Basic Human Nutrition HED 342 Nutrition for Athletic Performance HED 344 Weight Control HED 388 Health-related Behavior Change HED 390 Design and Implementation of HP Program HED 392 Community & Population Health HED 444 Worksite Health Promotion KINS 425 Strength & Conditioning KINS 447 Pharmacology & Ergogenic Aids KINS 450 Exercise Testing KINS 455 Exercise Prescription/ Leadership KINS 535 Assessment Techniques KINS 577 Adapted Physical Education Program REC 310 Recreation for Special Groups EMPHASIS AREA Select either a teaching emphasis or a coaching emphasis. Teaching Emphasis (12 units)* KINS 384 Curriculum & Instructional Strategies in Physical Educ. KINS 385 Adapted Physical Education KINS 475 Elementary School Physical Education HED 405 School Health Programs *To enter any state-approved credential program, a student must take: EDUC 285 Technology For Educators SED 210 Early Field Experience SED 410 Observation & Participation Seminar Coaching Emphasis (11 units) KINS 425 Strength & Conditioning KINS 447 Pharmacology & Ergogenic Aids KINS 486 Theory of Coaching KINS 490 Practica Core (24 units) + Option (37-38) = 61-62 total units NOTE: Students should consult with their academic advisor each semester for recent curricular modifications. n n n 158 Physical Education 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog
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