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Natural Science Courses NS 201 Inqu
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Psychology FACULTY: Noel Wescombe (
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PY 343 Prejudice Across America Tou
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RE 241 New Testament 3 The content
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RE 420 Science and Religion 3 A cri
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Sociology FACULTY: Robert A. Clark
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SO 311W The Family 3 This course an
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Theatre FACULTY: Rick Hornor (Chair
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TA 273 Acting I 3 Creative experien
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TA 473 Acting II 3 This course surv
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SO 307 Contemporary Latin American
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EC 425 Economic Development PH/BI 3
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Pre-Law Program Students interested
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HI 346 Contemporary China and East
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PO 244 Modern Congress 3 Evolution
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Special Topics: LS 196 Special Topi
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MA 330 Linear Algebra 3 Vector spac
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CS 307 Implementing a Database Desi
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Extracurricular Activities The Regu
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MI 395 Advanced Camp 3 A five-week
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Chinese CN 101,102 Elementary Chine
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FR 420W French Civilization and Cul
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SN 211 Intensive Intermediate Spani
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MU 383 Junior Recital 0-1 Music maj
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Performance Ensembles (1) (Availabl
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BU 450 Social and Ethical Issues EC
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Business Management Courses BU 110
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BU 410 Business Policy 3 Capstone c
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Organizational Management Degree Co
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ED 308 Methods and Learning Resourc
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ED 468 Special Education: Curriculu
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Track III: Teaching English in Seco
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General Education GE 125 Freshman S
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Fine Arts Course FA 101 Introductio
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CH 271L Principles of Organic Chemi
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BI 111 Marine Biology 3 An introduc
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CH 403W Biochemistry II ...........
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History HI 120 The Crusades HI 212
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