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Bachelor of Arts Public Policy 2010-2011 The Public Policy Degree Program is designed to develop students’ knowledge and skills for service and leadership in public sector careers at the local, national, and international level or for graduate studies in related fields. The Public Policy major will provide students with a Biblical and theoretical foundation in public policy through course work in ethical, philosophical, historical, governmental, procedural, and managerial principles. The program will build on this foundation by offering direct experiences through seminars and internships to develop practical skills and understanding for policymaking. A Public Policy Degree Program graduate should demonstrate the following: 1. Understand Biblical and ethical principles and standards and apply them to public policy issues and institutions. 2. Appreciate the significance of civil society and actively engage in civic participation. 3. Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and management skills for policymaking and public administration. 4. Recognize and interrelate political structures, participants, and principles for policymaking and implementation. 5. Acquire and apply knowledge of American and comparative history and government to current events, issues, and institutions. 6. Acquire and apply knowledge of Constitutional and international principles and organizations for governance, civic participation, and civil and human rights. 7. Identify and utilize effective and principled methods and approaches to political process, policy research and analysis, and public administration. 8. Integrate political knowledge and policy principles to practical public sector fields such as communications/media, criminal justice, law & policy, government & politics, economics & management. Foundational Degree Requirements Foundational Studies (p. 22) 66 units Public Policy Major 50 units Free electives 12 units Degree total 128 units Transfer students refer to “General Education and Bible options for Transfer Students” for optional requirements under Foundational Studies. The following courses are part of the requirements for this major and are recommended to fulfill General Education requirements or as part of a student’s elective choices. American History (HIST291) (Social Science) ....................................... 3 Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL271) (Humanities) ............................ 3 Management and Organizational Behavior (BUS140) (Social Science) 3 Public Policy Major American Government (PPOL111) .......................................................... 3 State & Local Government (PPOL112) ................................................... 3 Public Policy Internship Studies (PPOL174)........................................... 1 Political Process (PPOL221) .................................................................... 3 Principles of Public Administration (PPOL253) ..................................... 3 Political Theory & Philosophy (PPOL201) .............................................. 3 Political Economy (PPOL341) ................................................................. 3 333 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin CA 95765 48
2010-2011 Constitution & Civil Rights (PPOL361) ................................................... 3 Comparative Government & Politics (PPOL325) ................................... 3 Ethics in Public Policy (PPOL304) .......................................................... 3 International Relations & Human Rights(PPOL363) ............................. 3 Political Research & Policy Analysis (PPOL491) .................................... 3 Public Policy Professional Studies (PPOL374) ....................................... 1 Public Policy Internship (PPOL475) ........................................................ 3 Leadership & Service (PPOL498) ........................................................... 3 Electives (choose any 3 courses from any of the concentrations) ......... 9 These electives may be utilized toward a concentration listed below. If Micro- and/or Macro-Economics, and Legislative Process are not taken to complete General Education requirements, it is recommended that they be used in this area. Total for Public Policy Major ................................................................... 50 Public Policy Concentrations Student who wish to include a concentration with their degree, must complete at least 12 elective units within one of the following five areas of concentration: Communications and Media Speech (COMM180) ........................................................................ 3 units Interpersonal Process (PSYC222) .................................................... 3 units Organizational Communication (BUS302) ..................................... 3 units Intercultural Communication (ICS310) ........................................... 3 units American Literature (ENGL230) ...................................................... 3 units World Literature ENGL387) ............................................................. 3 units Policy & Media (PPOLxxx) ............................................................... 3 units Politics of Art (PPOLxxx) .................................................................. 3 units World Religions(ICS320) ................................................................. 3 units Criminal Justice Social Psychology (PSYC203) .......................................................... 3 units Abnormal Psychology (PSYC351) ..................................................... 3 units Psychology of Addiction (PSYC352) ................................................. 3 units Cross-cultural Issues in Psychology (PSYC431) .............................. 3 units Community Psychology (PSYC430) ................................................. 3 units Research Methods and Statistics for Social Sciences (PSYC490) . 3 units Criminology (PPOL362) ................................................................... 3 units Corrections (PPOLxxx) ..................................................................... 3 units Police and Society (PPOLxxx) .......................................................... 3 units Violence and Terrorism (PPOLxxx) .................................................. 3 units International Conflict and Conflict Resolution (PPOL464) ............ 3 units Economics and Management Microeconomics (BUS241) .............................................................. 3 units Macroeconomics (BUS240) ............................................................ 3 units Business Statistics (BUS190) .......................................................... 3 units Financial Management (BUS342) ................................................... 3 units Non-profit Management (BUS373).................................................. 3 units 49 333 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin CA 95765
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