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BUS 261/DVST 261 Global Business Practices BUS 301/DVST 301 Intermediate Domestic Community Development BUS 302/DVST 302 Intermediate International Community Development BUS 305/DVST 305 Management of Non-Profit Organizations BUS 323/DVST 323 Responsible and Impact Investing BUS 381/DVST 381 Public Relations and Social Marketing BUS 461/DVST 461 International Microfinance ECO 310 Development Economics ICS 205 Intercultural Competence REL 405 Special Topics in Christian Studies (with permission) SO 220 Social Problems SO/DVST 360 Sociology of Development SO/DVST 402 Human Trafficking SO 403 Global Criminology ECOLOGY Advisor: Dr. Carol Kroeker 18 credits Minor Requirements (18) BIO 133 Introduction to Plant and Organismal Biology BIO 213 Principles of Ecology BIO 351 Conservation Biology 3 cr in Ecology Two of the following: BIO 339 Introduction to Biotechnology BOT 203 The Biology of Plants ZOO 275 Invertebrate Zoology or ZOO 277 Biology of Vertebrates ZOO 379 Introduction to Marine Biology 3 credits in Ecology ENGLISH LITERATURE Advisor: Dr. Rita Dirks 18 credits The English Literature minor offers students the opportunity to complement their major or concentration with the study of English literature. The minor is useful for students considering careers in education, business, Christian service, or for students enrolling in graduate programs. Minor Requirements (18) EN 115 Introduction to Literature and Language EN 220a Representative Literary Works EN 220b Representative Literary Works 9 credits in English at the 200 level or higher Ambrose University 2016-2017 Page 55
HISTORY Advisor: Dr. Kyle Jantzen 18 credits The History minor exists to guide students into a sustained study of history for the purposes of complementing their major or concentration. This minor is particularly useful for students considering careers in education, communications or journalism, public administration, Christian ministry, or for students enrolling in graduate programs in Christian studies or English. Minor Requirements (18) HI 141 World History to 1500 or HI 142 World History since 1500 HI 280 History in Practice 6 credits in History at the 200 level or higher 3 credits in History at the 300 level or higher INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANIZATION PSYCHOLOGY Advisors: Dr. Alex Sanderson MacIntyre, Dr. Randy Poon 18 credits The Industrial and Organizational Psychology minor offers students an opportunity to complement their major or concentration with the study of psychology and business in an organizational/workplace context. The minor is useful for students considering careers in human resources, personnel psychology, organizational and career development, or graduate programs. Minor Requirements (18) BUS 250 Organizational Behaviour PS 250 Social Psychology Two of the following: BUS 330 Human Resource Management BUS 331 Organization Development and Change BUS 341 Leadership Theory and Practice BUS 431 Learning and Performance Management BUS 432 Recruitment and Selection BUS 441 Advanced Leadership BUS 445 Special Topics in Leadership BUS 490 Independent Study* Two of the following: PS 300 Personality PS 331 Ergonomics PS 335 Personnel Psychology PS 345 Interpersonal Communication PS 490 Independent Study* *Students choosing to do an independent study may take either PS 490 or BUS 490, but not both Ambrose University 2016-2017 Page 56
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undergraduate academic CALENDAR 201
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Botany (BOT) ......................
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KIN 367 Exercise Physiology (3-3) B
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Music MU 125a Aural Skills I (1.5-1
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cultures from around the world, inq
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drug testing, insider trading, prod
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the sick and public prayers. Studen
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and methods of research. Attention
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social constructionist traditions.
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Religious/Christian Studies REL 105
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REL 334 Prophetic Books of the Old
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REL 371 The Church and Contemporary
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Prerequisite: SO 121 This course ha
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SO 410 Religious Diversity in North
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develops to the art of song prepara
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ZOO 275 Invertebrate Zoology (3-3)
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Jackson, Geoff Lecturer, History BA
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