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Science Education [Biology] Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Biology — concentration in science education leading to a single subject teaching credential Biology Information: Credential Advisor Jeffrey White, Ph.D. 707-826-5551 Department Chair John Reiss, Ph.D. Department of Biological Sciences Science Complex B 221 707-826-3245 The Programs Prepare to teach science (biology) in junior high school and high school. (For information on the pre lim inary and profes sional clear teaching cre den tials, see Education.) Biology Humboldt has the largest greenhouse in the Cal i for nia State University system, where stu dents can examine a variety of plants in a va riety of microcli mates. Hum boldt also has an extensive her bar ium plus ver te brate and in ver te brate museums. Students gain hands-on experience using plant growth chambers and electron microscopes. In addition, the university has a marine laboratory in nearby Trinidad. Preparation Biology: In high school take biol ogy, chemistry, and physics (with labs), plus al ge bra (beginning and intermediate), trig o nometry, and geome try. 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog REQUIREMENTS Students who receive a grade below a C- in any prerequisite course will require instructor approval for enrollment. 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 education credential program, students must meet the prerequisite of 45 hours early field experience or enroll in SED 210/SED 410. In addition, they must take EDUC 285 or equivalent. Courses listed here are subject to change. Please see an advisor. Biology Education Lower Division BIOL 105 Principles of Biology BOT 105 General Botany CHEM 109 General Chemistry GEOL 109 General Geology MATH 105 Calculus for the Biological Sciences & Natural Resources [or a full year of calculus— MATH 109 & 110] PHYX 106 College Physics: Mechanics & Heat PHYX 107 College Physics: Electromagnetism & Modern Physics STAT 109 Introductory Biostatistics ZOOL 110 Introductory Zoology Upper Division BIOL 307 Evolution BIOL 330 Principles of Ecology BIOL 340 Genetics BIOL 412 General Bacteriology BIOL 440 Genetics Laboratory CHEM 328 Brief Organic Chemistry BOT 310 General Plant Physiology, or ZOOL 310 Animal Physiology BOT 350 Plant Taxonomy, or ZOOL 352 Natural History of the Vertebrates n n n Science Education 171
Scientific Diving Minor Minor in Scientific Diving Advisor Richard Alvarez Department of Kinesiology & Recreation Administration KA 310 707-826-4539 The Program This minor within the university’s diving program provides broad-based support of subaquatic research, education, and recreational activities. The courses and certifications within the minor meet diving and training standards of Humboldt State University, the Nation al Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI), and the American Academy of Underwater Sciences (AAUS). Social Advocacy Minor Minor in Social Advocacy Advisor Laura Hahn, Ph.D. House 54, room 102 707-826-3948 www.humboldt.edu/communication The Program This interdisciplinary program helps students who wish to act as advocates for issues they care about. These concerns might include the rights of ethnic mi nor ities or women, protection of the environment, educational reform, con su mer education, or antiwar movements, among others. The program provides opportunities to learn how various disciplines view advo cacy and the ethics of advocating (COMM 480), how to dissem inate infor ma tion about an issue effectively (JMC 323), and how social change is effect ed by means of communication (COMM 315). Students are encouraged to choose electives that complement their major or that extend their understanding of the chosen As a research, educational, and vocational asset, the diving program is highly interdisciplinary. Diving has been used by students, faculty, and staff in the fields of marine biology, oceanography, fisheries, wildlife, geology, engineering, industrial technology, art, business administration, physical education, recreation adminis tra tion, archeology, and natural resourc es. The minor facilitates undergraduate studies, advanced degrees, and careers in government or private sectors. Preparation All courses require completed HSU diver certification documentation prior to any diving, including a university-approved medical exam (Medical Evaluation of Fitness for SCUBA, Surface-Supplied, or Free Diving). issue. The culminating experience challenges them to apply what they have learned to real work on that issue in the community beyond campus. Students develop both verbal and written skills in order to influence individ uals and audiences, to become more aware of their own ethic of advocacy, and to develop an understanding of how policy making institutions work. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR Core Nine units: JMC 323 Public Relations COMM 315 Communication & Social Advocacy COMM 416 Social Advocacy Theory & Practice Culminating Experience Two or more units by advisement. For example: COMM 495, JMC 338, PSCI 471, or other internship/service learning courses. Anyone diving under the auspices of the university also needs current CPR and oxygen provider certification or to be enrolled in HED 120 (Responding to Emergencies- CPRFPR) and PE 282 (DAN Oxygen Provider Certification). REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR 13 units: PE 262 Beginning SCUBA PE 282 DAN Oxygen Provider Certification [required every two years] PE 362 Advanced SCUBA PE 471 Scientific Diving HED 120 Responding to Emergencies- CPRFPR [required every two years] n n n Electives Six units by advisement. Suggest ed: JMC 429 Advanced Public Relations PHIL 302 Environmental Ethics PSCI 316 Public Administration PSCI 358 Political Advocacy COMM 214 Persuasive Speaking COMM/WS 309B Gender & Communication COMM 404 Theories of Communication Influence SOC 475 Community Organizing TFD 307 Theatre of the Oppressed WS 480 Lobbying Women’s Issues n n n 172 Scientific Diving 2011-2012 Humboldt State University Catalog
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