| SP 351 |
|
Group Dynamics |
3 |
| BU 352 |
|
Human Behavior in Organizations |
3 |
| BU 354 |
|
Human-Resource Development |
3 |
| BU 457 |
|
Employment Law and Regulations |
3 |
| BU 462 |
|
Applied Research |
3 |
| EC 356 |
|
Applied Economic Principles |
3 |
| BU 355 |
|
Concepts in Accounting and Finance for Managers |
3 |
| BU 459 |
|
Management of Innovation and Technology |
3 |
| BU 460 |
|
Cross-Cultural and International Business Communication |
3 |
| BU 461 |
|
Ethics in Management |
3 |
| BU 458 |
|
Application of Management Principles |
3 |
| BU 353W |
|
Organizational Development and Change |
3 |
| BU 315 |
|
Funding and Grant-Writing |
3 |
| BU 330 |
|
Fund Accounting and Budget Management |
3 |
| EC 345 |
|
Economics of Social Issues |
3 |
| SP 351 |
|
Group Dynamics |
3 |
| BU 373 |
|
Human-Resources Management |
3 |
| BU 374 |
|
Principles of Management |
3 |
| BU 396 |
|
Applied Marketing and Public Relations |
3 |
| BU 450W |
|
Social and Ethical Issues in Business |
3 |
| Twelve approved credits in related areas |
12 |
| Social Services |
(36) |
| SO 311W |
|
Families and Society |
3 |
| BU 315 |
|
Funding and Grant-Writing |
3 |
| EC 345 |
|
Economics of Social Issues |
3 |
| SP 351 |
|
Group Dynamics |
3 |
| SO 368 |
|
The Helping Process in Social Services |
3 |
| PO 371 |
|
Introduction to Public Administration |
3 |
| PO 396 |
|
American Political Process |
3 |
| SO 425 |
|
Making Change: Social-Intervention Strategies |
3 |
| Twelve approved credits in related areas |
12 |
| Humanities |
(45) |
Students have the opportunity to design their own academic program in consultation with an advisor. A minimum of 45 semester credits is required for the completion of the humanities major.
30 credits must be from the following areas: art, communication studies, English, history, music, philosophy, theology, theatre
15 credits must be from either the above areas or from the social sciences: economics, political science, psychology, sociology
One of the above courses must be a writing-intensive course, designated by a "W" after the course number.
Liberal-studies students may not double-major, nor may they have other academic program minors posted to their transcripts.
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| Prerequisites & Content-Area Requirements |
| EDE 202 |
|
Exploring Teaching |
2 |
| EDE 203 |
|
Exploring Teaching: Field Experience |
1 |
| SS 101 |
|
Concepts in Social Sciences I (U.S. history & civics) |
3 |
| SS 102 |
|
Concepts in Social Sciences II (PNW history & economics) |
3 |
| BI 196 |
|
or another approved life science |
3 |
| GL 196 |
|
or another approved physical science |
3 |
| Courses in the Evening Teacher Certification Cohort |
|
| First Year |
|
| EDE 204 |
|
Human Development and Learning |
3 |
| EDE 320/520 |
|
Exceptional Learners and Inclusion |
3 |
| EDE 340 |
|
Instructional Methods and K-8 Social Studies |
3 |
| MA 220 |
|
Structure of Elementary Mathematics |
3 |
| EDE 341 |
|
K-8 Mathematics Methods |
2 |
| EDE 342 |
|
Instructional Practicum I |
1 |
| EDE 343 |
|
K-8 Science Methods |
3 |
| EDE 345 |
|
Instruction in Movement and the Fine Arts |
3 |
| EDE 471/571 |
|
Assessment and Accountability |
2 |
| EDE 472/572 |
|
Professional Issues in Elem. Education |
1 |
| Second Year |
|
| EDE 360/560 |
|
Differentiated Instruction |
2 |
| EDE 367/567 |
|
Introduction to Intercultural Education |
1 |
| EDE 368/568 |
|
Intercultural Education Immersion |
2 |
| EDE 401W |
|
Democracy, Leadership and Schooling |
2 |
| EDE 440/540 |
|
K-8 Reading Instruction |
3 |
| EDE 441/541 |
|
K-8 Literacy Instruction |
3 |
| EDE 442 |
|
Instructional Practicum II |
1 |
| EDE 473/573 |
|
Classroom Management |
1 |
| EDE 474/574 |
|
K-8 Student-Teaching Seminar |
1 |
| EDE 496/596 |
|
Directed Teaching, K-8 Level |
1-11 |
| Cross-listed 500-level courses: Post-baccalaureate students may apply these as electives upon admission to Whitworth's master's degree in elementary education program. |
