School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
Restoration History
A study of the background, inauguration, and development of the nondenominational movement of the 19th century to restore
New Testament Christianity, with special emphasis given to the problem of Christian unity.
HIST481 3 units
California History
This course will survey California history from exploration to the present day. Contemporary issues in California’s economy,
ecology and society will also be examined. (Prerequisite: HIST221/222 or HIST231/232)
HIST485 3 units
The American Frontier
An overview of westward expansion of the United States from the colonial period through the “closing of the Frontier” (Frederick
Jackson Turner) near the close of the 19th century. The continuing legacy of the Frontier and what that means for the American
mythos will also be studied. (Prerequisite: HIST221/222 or HIST231/232)
HIST498 3 units
Research and Historiography (S)
This course will serve as the capstone for the history major. Philosophies of history, methodological concerns and the
development of history as a discipline will be examined. Students will be required to do primary research and writing on an
historical issue of their choice. (Prerequisite: HIST221/222 or HIST231/232)
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ICS103 3 units
Kairos: God, the Church and the World (was Perspectives on the World Christian Movement)
A foundational course on the study of God’s global purposes from biblical, historical, cultural, and strategic perspectives. This
course guides the students in envisioning their role in the world Christian movement.
ICS202 3 units
Cultural Anthropology
An introduction to the science of the study of man in his cultural setting. The end in view is the gaining of a better understanding
of different customs and cultures to enable more effective cross-cultural communication. (Prerequisite: Sophomore standing)
ICS246 3 units
Building a People of Power
An independent study course with integrative discussions based on Robert C. Linthicum’s VHS series and book Building A People
of Power. This course explores how God’s people can exercise power in ways that further God’s kingdom by transforming urban
neighborhoods into shalom communities.
ICS310 3 units
Intercultural Communication
An introduction to how culture affects the process of intercultural communication with practical experience as a high contrast
cultural partnership. Understanding is the priority as students look at the vast varieties of worldviews, customs, attitudes, values,
belief systems, and behaviors which culture includes. Enhanced communication of the Christian gospel is crossculturally is one
expected outcome.
ICS320 3 units
World Religions
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