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Walsh University Undergraduate Catalog 2012-2013
Tier II (The Heritage Series)
Students take their Tier II courses after completing Tier I or upon attaining junior status. Tier II courses, known as the Heritage Series, offer students an integrated approach to addressing the problems and challenges of our time.
Students will use the opportunity provided by the Heritage Series 1) to explore significant contemporary problems, 2) to locate those problems historically within western cultural, intellectual, and religious traditions, 3) to examine the challenges to the main currents in western thought provided by the historically marginalized groups within that tradition, and/or by non-western cultures, and 4) to grapple creatively with potential courses of action in solving the identified problems for future generations.
The Series works in three distinct, sequentially-taken phases. The Heritage 1 course must be completed before taking Heritage 2a and Heritage 2b. Both Heritage 2 courses must be completed before taking H3.
All Heritage courses apply the foundational principles of the document Gaudium et spes. H1 courses introduce students to Gaudium et spes. H2a, H2b and H3 courses build upon the principles introduced in H1, continually engaging students in an understanding and application of Gaudium et spes through designated sequential courses (see below).
Students take one course in each phase.
Heritage 1 – Where Are We? The Challenges of the Present – The focus of the Heritage 1 courses is on the challenges facing the contemporary world. Heritage 1 courses will identify one or more problems of modern life, and explore disciplinary and/or multidisciplinary approaches towards dealing with those challenges. An important goal of Heritage 1 courses is to impart an understanding of the complexity of the issues before the world in the early 21st century and their impact on all groups comprising the human family. Another significant goal is to demonstrate that a full understanding of any issue is not complete without considering multiple perspectives, including those embodied in Gaudium et spes.
Heritage 2a and b – How Did We Get Here? Historical Roots of Contemporary Problems – The focus of the Heritage 2 courses is on the past, and how an understanding of the western intellectual and religious traditions is vital to understanding the world’s contemporary challenges. Students will take two courses in this phase:
Heritage 2a: Judeo-Christian Heritage: In support of the goals of the Walsh University mission to encourage individuals to know how "to act in accordance with reason guided by the example and teachings of Jesus Christ," the Heritage 2a courses are Theology courses that deepen one’s understanding of the history and meaning of Christianity or the Catholic faith.
Heritage 2b: Western Intellectual Traditions: Heritage 2b courses focus on the history of secular ideas and events that have shaped western culture and its impact on the contemporary world.
Heritage 3 – Where Ought We Be Going? Integration and Response – Heritage 3 courses serve as the capstone experience in the General Education Program. As such, each Heritage 3 course encourages students to engage their imagination and creativity in considering potential courses of action for solving problems identified within the course, and to combine the knowledge and skills developed in the first three Heritage Series courses with the disciplinary expertise they bring from their majors and minors. Towards this end each Heritage 3 course includes an integrative project.
Approved by General Education Committee 05/06/10
Heritage I: 21st Century Challenges
Business Ethics |
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21st Century Challenges in Contemporary Literature |
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American Indian Literature & Environmental Justice |
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The Legacies of Custer & Crazy Horse |
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Beauty & Desire: Pursuing the Aesthetic Ideal |
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Green Mythologies: Studies in Literary Ecology |
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Urban Politics |
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International Politics |
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Public Policy |
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American Foreign Policy |
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Politics & Economics of Developing Nations |
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International Political Economy |
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Rise & Fall of Nazi Germany |
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The Industrial Revolution in the World |
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U.S. in the 20th Century |
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Honors: World Literature II |
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Honors: Great Ideas of Humanity |
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Hate Groups and Violence |
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Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Practice |
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Personal & Community Health |
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Introduction to Peace Studies |
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A Philosophy of Human Sexuality |
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Environmental Philosophy |
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Great Challenges |
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Cross Cultural Psychology |
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Critical Issues in Child and Adolescent Development |
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Gender |
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Addictions |
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Population |
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Family Systems |
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Urban Sociology |
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Corrections |
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Health, Healing & Wellness |
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Victimology |
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Critical Issues in Adult Development |
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African-American Religion |
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Hate Groups and Violence |
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Heritage 2a: Religious Traditions
Rome and Jerusalem: A Clash of Cultures (Cross- listed with THEO 317) |
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Christian Theology to 1500 |
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Christian Theology: 1500 to Present |
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Christology |
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Christian Moral Life |
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The Church in the Modern World |
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Old Testament Scriptures |
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New Testament Scriptures |
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Catholic Belief and Practice |
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Vatican I to Vatican II |
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Theological Themes in Literature |
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Principles of Justice and Peace |
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Rome and Jerusalem: A Clash of Cultures (Cross-listed with JS 317) |
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Heritage 2b: Liberal Arts Traditions
Global Economics |
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The Literary Essay |
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Solitudes |
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Utopian and Dystopian Literature |
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Romanticism |
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Autobiography |
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The Novel |
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African American Literature |
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Travel Writing |
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Comparative Politics |
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American Political Thought |
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Western Europe and the European Union |
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Constitutional Law (formerly Supreme Court and the Constitution) |
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French Revolution |
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Making Modern England |
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History of the Ancient World |
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History of Medieval Europe |
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History of Early Modern Europe |
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Constitutional History of the U.S. |
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American Catholic History |
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European Intellectual History |
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The Papacy |
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Honors Seminar |
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Rome: Stories & Traditions* (Taught in Rome) |
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A Jewish Reading of the Bible |
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History of Great Chorale Works |
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Basic Concepts of Palliative Care: End of Life Care |
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Complementary and Alternative Therapies |
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Philosophy of Art |
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The Catholic Intellectual Tradition |
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Political Philosophy |
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Ancient and Medieval Philosophy |
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Renaissance/Modern Philosophy |
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Contemporary Philosophy |
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Philosophy of Medicine |
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Animal Ethics |
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Cultural Anthropology |
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Women in Prison |
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Death, Dying and Bereavement |
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SOC 308 |
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems |
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Sociological Theory |
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Ugandan Experience |
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Heritage 3: The Responses to the Challenges
Applied Behavioral Science Internship |
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Business Policy Seminar |
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Intercultural Communication |
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EDUC 466 |
Clinical Practice Seminar (cross-ref. ECE 412, ISE 442, MCE 422, AYA 436) |
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The Cultural Poetics of Rock & Roll |
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Modern Rhetoric |
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Professional Writing II |
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Literature & Film |
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Civil Rights and Liberties |
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International Law |
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Honors Seminar |
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Early Judaism: Foundations of Christianity |
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Repairing a Broken World: Jewish Values that Heal |
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Conflict Resolution |
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Bioethics |
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Senior Research Project |
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Liturgy and Sacraments |
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Christian Spirituality |
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Seminar: Topics in Theology |
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*Taught in Rome
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Walsh University Undergraduate Catalog 2012-2013
Undergraduate Academic Calendar, 2012-2013
Notification of Rights Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Right to Inspect and Review Educational Records
Disclosure of Educational Records
On-Campus Living/Office of Residence Life
Structured Education Program (SEP)
Assessment of Student Academic Achievement
Office of Multicultural Affairs
International Student Services
Admissions Policies and Procedures
Freshman Admission Requirements
Transfer Student Admission Requirements
International Student Admission Requirements
Placement and Proficiency Testing
Employer Reimbursement Program
Tuition Remission/Tuition Exchange and Full-Tuition Statement
Credit Balances and Refund Checks
Walsh University Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for Financial Aid
Academic Policies and Procedures
Academic Integrity Policy and Procedures
Academic Standing (Good Standing, Probation, Dismissal, and Suspension)
Readmission After Academic Suspension or Dismissal
Administrative Withdrawal (Non-Attendance)
Business/S.P.S Business Course Enrollment
Catalog Time Limit and Changing Catalog Years
Change of Demographic Information and Legal Name
Change of Major/Minor or Academic Advisor
Changes in Registration (during Add/Drop period)
Declaring a Program Concentration
Reduced Core for Transfer Students
Student Enrollment Status Undergraduate
Transient Student Status (Concurrent Enrollment)
Transcript Requests - Official Transcripts
Withdrawal From a Course (after add/drop period)
Walsh University General Education Curriculum
The DeVille School of Business
Associates Degree Major Requirements – The DeVille School of Business
Bachelor’s Degree Major Requirements – The DeVille School of Business
The DeVille School of Business Minor Requirements
BUS 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 102 Introduction to Financial Accounting II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 106 Electronic Spreadsheet Applications 1 sem. hr.
BUS 107 Electronic Slideshow Applications 1 sem. hr.
BUS 108 Electronic Database Applications 1 sem. hr.
BUS 110 Integrative Business Experience I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 111 Integrative Business Experience II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 112 Business Ethics in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 113 Communication in a Multicultural Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 210 Managerial Accounting 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 211 Intermediate Accounting I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 212 Intermediate Accounting II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 216 Principles of Marketing 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 220 Quantitative Methods I, Statistics 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 221 Business Finance 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 230 Financial/ Managerial Accounting 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 231 Legal, Social, Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 232 Information Analysis 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 233 Marketing in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 304 Management of Organizations and Behavior 4 sem. hrs.
BUS 306 Advanced Topics in Financial Accounting 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 307 Business Ethics 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 308 Global Integrated Marketing Communications 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 309 Multicultural Consumer Behavior 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 311 Marketing Research 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 313 Management of Organizations and Behavior I 2 sem. hrs.
BUS 314 Management of Organizations and Behavior II 2 sem. hrs.
BUS 315 Investments 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 316 Marketing Communications 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 318 Human Resource Foundations in Global Organizations 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 319 Negotiations in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 320 Quantitative Methods II, Decision Models 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 326 Integrated Information Systems 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 327 Systems Analysis and Design 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 328 Decision Support Systems (DSS) 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 334 Cost Accounting I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 335 Cost Accounting II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 337 eCommerce in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 340 Institutional Environment of Business 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 345 Fraud Examination 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 351 Global Finance 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 360 Management in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 361 Project Management/Global Business Systems 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 362 Global Information Systems 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 363 Financial Management in a Global Environment 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 364 Research Methods and Design 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 371 Intermediate Accounting I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 372 Intermediate Accounting II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 373 Managerial Accounting 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 381 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management 3 sem. Hrs.
BUS 382 Creativity and Innovation 3 sem. Hrs.
BUS 385 Business Internship 2-12 sem. hrs.
BUS 385-1 Internship: Global Focus 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 400 CBC Experience 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 404 Advanced HR Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 405 Advanced Business Finance I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 406 Advanced Business Finance II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 410 Global Management and Culture 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 415 Advanced Investments 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 416 Marketing Strategy & Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 417 Operations Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 418 Team Global Management and Leadership Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 423 Federal Tax, I Individual 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 424 Federal Tax II, Corporate and Partnerships 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 425 Accounting Software Systems 3 sem. Hrs.
BUS 426 Sales Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 427 Computer Networking and Data Communication 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 428 Software and System Development Project 4 sem. hrs.
BUS 430 Current Topics in Marketing 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 435 Advanced Auditing 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 440 Organizational Change and Development 3 sem. hrs
BUS 441 Product Development and Innovation 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 442 Branding & Brand Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 443 Services Marketing Globally 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 444 Public Relations 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 445 Contemporary Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 448 Sustainability Achieved Through Organization Change and Development 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 450 International Business 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 460 Professional Development Seminar 1 sem. hrs.
BUS 465 Integrative Global Business Experience III 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 470 Advanced Accounting I 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 471 Advanced Accounting II 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 483 Strategic Entrepreneurial Management 3 sem. hrs.
BUS 490 H3: Business Policy Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 201 Economics I (Micro) 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 202 Economics (Macro) 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 203 Global Microeconomics 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 204 Global Macroeconomics 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 205 Intro. To Economics 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 301 Global Economic Perspectives 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 312 Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 320 International Trade and Finance 3 sem. hrs.
ECON 322 Public Finance 3 sem. hrs.
MBA-P 501 Quantitative Literacy and Statistics 2 sem. hrs.
Nursing B.S.N. Major Requirements - The School of Nursing
Nursing B.S.N. (R.N.–B.S.N. OPTION) for the Registered Nurse
Nursing B.S.N. Accelerated Option
NURS 220PL/AC Theoretical Concepts for Nursing Practice 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 230PL/AC Health Assessment & Promotion for Nursing Practice 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 240PL/AC Clinical Pharmacology and Nursing Management 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 250 Introduction to Forensic Nursing 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 310PL/AC Foundations of Nursing with the Older Adult 5 sem. hrs.
NURS 320PL/AC Nursing To Promote Mental Health 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 330PL/AC Nursing of the Acutely Ill Adult I 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 335PL/AC Nursing of the Acutely Ill Adult II 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 340PL/AC Nursing with Families I 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 350 Spirituality and Health 1-3 sem. hrs.
NURS 351 Medical Terminology for Healthcare Professionals 2 sem. hrs
NURS 356 Basic Concepts of Palliative Care: End of Life Care
NURS 358 Complementary and Alternative Therapies 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 410PL/AC Nursing Research 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 420PL/AC Nursing with Aggregates 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 425PL/AC Nursing with Families II 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 430PL/AC Nursing Leadership 5 sem. hrs.
NURS 440PL/AC Nursing with the Critically Ill 5 sem. hrs.
NURS 450PL/AC Professional Capstone 2 sem. hrs.
NURS 300RN Theoretical Concepts for Nursing Practice 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 301RN Health Assessment and Promotion for Nursing Practice 4 sem. hrs.
NURS 302RN Critical Thinking in Clinical Decisions 5 sem. hrs.
NURS 340RN Nursing with Families 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 410RN Nursing Research 3 sem. hrs.
NURS 420RN Nursing with Aggregates 4 sem. hrs.
Associates Degree Major Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree Major Requirements
Adolescence to Young Adult: Life Sciences
Adolescence to Young Adult - Integrated Language Arts
Adolescence to Young Adult - Integrated Mathematics
Adolescence to Young Adult - Integrated Science
Adolescence to Young Adult - Integrated Social Studies
Behavioral Sciences/Counseling (B.A./M.A.)
Biology — Pre-Dental, Pre-Medical, Pre-Optical, Pre-Pharmacy, and Pre-Veterinary (B.S.)
Biology — Pre-Physical Therapy (B.S.)
Accelerated B.S. Biology/Doctor of Physical Therapy (D.P.T.) Program
Chemistry — Pre-Dental, Pre-Medical, Pre-Optical, Pre-Pharmacy, and Pre-Veterinary (B.S.)
Clinical Laboratory Science (B.S.)
Corporate Communication (B.A.)
Early Childhood Education Licensure Program (B.S.E.)
Education (Non Licensure Program) (B.S or B.A.)
Government and Foreign Affairs (B.A.)
International Relations Major (B.A.)
Supplementary Major in Philosophy (B.A.)
Psychology (B.A.) – Research (B.A.)
Psychology (B.A.) — Community/Clinical (B.A.)
Sociology — (Applied Criminology & Criminal Justice) (B.A.)
Sociology — (Applied Family Studies) (B.A.)
Academic Programs Through the School for Professional Studies (SPS)
Adult Degree Completion Programs in Business & Nursing (S.P.S. Format)
Certificates/Endorsements/Workshops
Business and Nursing Admissions Requirements
Student Responsibility Agreement
The School for Professional Studies and Stark State College
The School for Professional Studies and the University of Akron – Wayne College
The School for Professional Studies and Eastern Gateway Community College
Second Business Degree (for previous Walsh University business graduates)
Business/S.P.S. Business Course Enrollment
Tuition, Fees and Other Charges*
The DeVille School of Business Degree Requirements for S.P.S. Students
The Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.)
Nursing B.S.N. (R.N.–B.S.N. Option) for the Registered Nurse
Lead Program (Licensure in Education for Adults With Degrees)
Pre-K Through 12th Grade Reading Endorsement
American Sign Language Courses (ASL)
ART 101 The History of Art 3 sem. hrs.
ART 102 Visual Order 3 sem. hrs.
ART 201 Painting I 3 sem. hrs.
ART 202 Painting II 3 sem. hrs.
ART 203 Printmaking 3 sem. hrs.
ART 206 American Art 3 sem. hrs.
ART 207 Modern Art 3 sem. hrs.
ART 210 Special Topics in Art History 3 sem. hrs.
ART 211 History of Photography 3 sem. hrs.
ART 220 Special Topics in Art 3 sem. hrs.
ART 295 Graphic Design 3 sem. hrs.
Adolescence To Young Adult Education Courses (AYA)
AYA 430 Adolesc. and Young Adult: Teaching, Learning, and Assessment 3 sem. hrs.
AYA 232 AYA: Philosophy, Organization, and Instruction 3 sem. hrs.
Behavioral Sciences Courses (BSC)
BSC 200 Field Observation 2 sem. hr.
BSC 221 Statistics for Behavioral Sciences 3 sem. hrs.
BSC 301 Social Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
BSC 360 Counseling and Interviewing Processes 3 sem. hrs.
BSC 430 Applied Behavioral Science Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
BSC 440 Applied Behavioral Science Internship (Capstone) 3-9 sem. hrs.
BSC 502 Research Methods 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 100 Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology 3 sem. hrs
BIO 101 Principles of Biology I 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 101L Principles of Biology I Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 102 Principles of Biology II 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 102L Principles of Biology II Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 120 Introduction to Bioinformatics 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 200 Medical Terminology 1 sem. hr.
BIO 206 Microbiology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 206L Microbiology Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 209 Anatomy and Physiology I 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 209L Anatomy and Physiology I Lab 1 sem. hr.
BIO 210 Anatomy and Physiology II 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 210L Anatomy and Physiology II Lab 1 sem. hr.
BIO 280 Bioinformatics Seminar 1 sem. hr.
BIO 290 Pathophysiology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 301 Anatomy and Evolution of Vertebrates 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 302 Parasitology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 302L Parasitology Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 303 Pathogenic Bacteriology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 303L Pathogenic Bacteriology Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 304 Immunology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 304L Immunology Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 306 Cell Biology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 306L Cell Biology Lab 1 sem. hr.
BIO 307 Essential Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 309 Human Physiology 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 314 General Ecology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 315 Field Botany 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 320 Biochemistry I 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 320L Biochemistry I Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 321 Biochemistry II 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 321L Biochemistry II Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 390 Biology Internship 1-2 sem. hrs.
BIO 401 Embryology 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 402L Genetics Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 403 Clinical Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 404 Physical Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 405 Microanatomy 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 405L Microanatomy Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 406 Molecular Biology 4 sem. hrs.
BIO 407 Molecular Pharmacology 3 sem. hrs.
BIO 408L Virology Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
BIO 409 Cell Culture 2 sem. hrs.
BIO 410 Topics in Biology 2-3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 100 Introduction to Chemistry 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 101 Principles of Chemistry I 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 101L Principles of Chemistry Lab I 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 102 Principles of Chemistry II 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 102L Principles of Chemistry Lab II 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 109 General, Organic, and Biochemistry I (GOBC I) 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 109L General, Organic, and Biochemistry I Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 110 General, Organic, and Biochemistry II (GOBC II) 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 110L General, Organic, and Biochemistry II Laboratory 1 sem. hrs.
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 201L Organic Chemistry I Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry II 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 202L Organic Chemistry II Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 301 Quantitative Analysis 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 301L Quantitative Analysis Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 302 Instrumental Analysis 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 302L Instrumental Analysis Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 305 Inorganic Chemistry 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 305L Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 307 Essential Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 320 Biochemistry I 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 320L Biochemistry I Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 321 Biochemistry II 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 321L Biochemistry II Laboratory 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 390 Chemistry Internship 1-3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 401 Physical Chemistry I 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 401L Physical Chemistry I Lab 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 402 Physical Chemistry II 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 402L Physical Chemistry II Lab 1 sem. hr.
CHEM 403 Clinical Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 404 Physical Biochemistry 3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 405 Topics in Chemistry 2-3 sem. hrs.
CHEM 407 Molecular Pharmacology 3 sem. hrs.
COM 110 Broadcast Practicum 1-2 sem. hrs.
COM 115 Broadcast Staff Practicum 3 sem. hrs.
COM 120 Newspaper Practicum 1-2 sem. hrs.
COM 125 Newspaper Staff Practicum 3 sem. hrs.
COM 130 Television Practicum 1-3 sem. hrs.
COM 210 Mass Communication and Society 3 sem. hrs.
COM 212 Interpersonal Communication 3 sem. hrs.
COM 220 Principles of Acting 3 sem. hrs.
COM 225 Oral Interpretation 3 sem. hrs.
COM 250 Writing for Mass Media 3 sem. hrs.
COM 290-299 Series: Special Topics in Communication 3 sem. hrs
COM 290 Race, Gender and Power in the Mass Media 3 sem. hrs.
COM 291 Sports Broadcasting 3 sem. hrs.
COM 292 Digital Photojournalism 3 sem. hrs.
COM 295 Graphic Design 3 sem. hrs.
COM 305 Intercultural Communication
COM 311 Professional Presentations 3 sem. hrs.
COM 315 Group Process 3 sem. hrs.
COM 320 Research Methods in Mass Communication 3 sem. hrs.
COM 330 Desktop Publishing 3 sem. hrs.
COM 340 Radio Production 3 sem. hrs.
COM 345 Television & Video Production 3 sem. hrs.
COM 350 Advanced Journalistic Writing and Editing for Print Media 3 sem. hrs.
COM 355 Broadcast Writing and Journalism 3 sem. hrs.
COM 360 Introduction to Advertising and Public Relations 3 sem. hrs.
COM 365 Advertising/Public Relations Writing 3 sem. hrs.
COM 370 Mass Media Law and Ethics 3 sem. hrs.
COM 385 Film as Communication 3 sem. hrs.
COM 400-419 Series: Advanced Special Topics in Communication 3 sem. hrs
COM 401 Magazine Article Writing 3 sem. hrs.
COM 402 Adv. Desktop Publishing 3 sem. hrs.
COM 403 Computer Assisted Reporting 3 sem. hrs.
COM 404 Sports Writing 3 sem. hrs.
COM 407 Screenwriting 3 sem. hrs.
COM 408 Adv. Digital Photojournalism 3 sem. hrs.
COM 420 Mass Communication Issues and Ethics 3 sem. hrs.
COM 430 Media Internship 1-6 sem. hrs.
COM 440 Advanced Acting 3 sem. hrs.
COM 445 Advanced Television and Video Production 3 sem. hrs.
COM 460 Advanced Advertising/Public Relations 3 sem. hrs.
COM 475 Senior Capstone Experience In Corporate Communications 3 sem. hrs.
CS 105 Programming for Everyone 3 sem. hrs.
CS 111 Introductory Programming 3 sem.hrs.
CS 211 Programming Structures 3 sem. hrs.
CS 311 Programming Algorithms 3 sem. hrs.
CS 120 Introduction to Bioinformatics 3 sem. hrs.
CS 199/299/399 Special Topics 1-3 sem. hrs.
CS 201 Visual BASIC I 3 sem. hrs.
CS 221 Database Techniques 3 sem. hrs.
CS 230-231 Discrete Patterns I and II 3 sem. hrs. each
CS 251 Web Publishing 3 sem. hrs.
CS 280 Bioinformatics Seminar 1 sem. hr.
CS 301 Visual BASIC II 3 sem. hrs.
CS 306 Computer Organization 3 sem. hrs.
CS 314 Functional Programming 3 sem. hrs.
CS 326 Integrated Information Systems 3 sem. hrs.
CS 385 Computer Science Internship 2-6 sem. hrs.
CS 402 Modular Projects 3 sem. hrs.
CS 403 Object Oriented Programming with C++ 3 sem. hrs.
CS 404 Principles of Computer Languages 3 sem. hrs.
CS 405 Operating Systems 3 sem. hrs.
Early Childhood Education Courses (ECE)
ECE 210 Early Childhood Education: Introduction 3 sem. hrs.
ECE 211 Early Childhood Education: Assessment, Growth and Development 3 sem. hrs.
ECE 313 Early Childhood Language Arts and Social Studies Methods 4 sem. hrs.
ECE 315 Early Childhood Mathematics and Science Methods 4 sem. hrs.
ECE 316 Early Childhood Education: Teaching, Learning & Organizing 3 sem. hrs.
ECE 318 Early Childhood Integrated Arts Methods 3 sem. hrs.
ECE 410 Early Childhood: Professionalism in Practice, Pre-Student Teaching 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 107 School and Society: An Introduction to Education 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 206 Individuals with Exceptionalities 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 208 Instructional Technology 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 250 Developmental Language and Literacy 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 252 The Principles & Practices of Teaching Phonics 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 255 Cognitive and Language Development 3 sem. hrs
EDUC 264 Education Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 351 Methods of Teaching Developmental Reading 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 353 Reading Assessment and Intervention 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 354 Reading in the Content Area 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 362 Special Topics 1-3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 362-A LEAD Student Teaching Experience 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 455 Clinical Practicum in Reading 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 463 Multi-Age Professionalism in Practice: Pre-Student Teaching 3 sem. hrs.
EDUC 464 Academic Content Standards: Exploration & Application 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 100 Writing Workshop 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 101 Exploration of Self 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 102 Reading and Writing Connections 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 111-1 & 111-2 Exploration of Self in Community 6 sem. hrs
Introduction To Literature Series
ENG 119 Drama Practicum 1-3 sem. hrs.
ENG 200-1 Studies in Short Fiction 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 200-2 Created Equal: Issues of Gender and Race 3 sem. hrs
ENG 200-3 The Body in Pain: The Language of Illness and Suffering 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 200-4 Money and Success 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 201 Literature of the British Isles I 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 202 Literature of the British Isles II 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 203 World Literature I 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 204 World Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 205 United States Literature I 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 206 United States Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 207 Literature and Gender Theory 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 220 Introduction to Creative Writing 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 230 Literacy: Form and Function 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 240 Professional Writing I 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 299 Introduction to Literary Interpretation and Criticism 3 sem. hrs
ENG 315-1 21st Century Challenges in Contemporary Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-2 American Indian Literature and Environmental Justice 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-3 The Legacies of Custer and Crazy Horse 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-5 The Poetics of Space 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-6 Solitudes 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-10 Utopian and Dystopian Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-11 The Cultural Poetics of Rock and Roll 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-12 Beauty & Desire: Pursuing the Aesthetic 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-13 Green Mythologies: Studies in Literary Ecology 3 sem. hrs
ENG 315-14 Romanticism 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 315-15 Special Topics for International Studies 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 316 Autobiographical Writing 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 320 Advanced Creative Writing 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 321 Composing Process 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 323 Modern Rhetoric 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 324 African American Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 330 Adolescent and Young Adult Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 331 Children's Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 335 Travel Writing 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 340 Professional Writing II 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 342 Introduction to Grant Writing 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 401 Seminar in American Authors 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 402 Seminar in Authors of the British Isles 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 403 Seminar in Comparative or Continental Literature 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 420 Creative Writing, Publication and Performance 3 sem. hrs.
ENG 440 Advanced Studies in Composition 3 sem. hrs.
English as a Second Language Courses (ESL)
FREN 101-102 Elementary French 6 sem. hrs.
FREN 201-202 Intermediate French 6 sem. hrs.
FREN 301-302 Advanced French 6 sem. hrs.
FREN 303 Survey of French Literature I 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 304 Survey of French Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 305 French for Business 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 307 Readings in French 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 308 French Conversation & Composition 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 321 French Civilization and Culture 3 sem. hrs.
FREN 413 Advanced French Grammar and Stylistics 3 sem. hrs.
General Education Courses (GE)
GE 100 First Year Institute 1 cr. hr
GE 110 Building Collegiate Literacy and Study Skills 3 sem. hrs
Government and Foreign Affairs Courses (GFA)
GFA 103 American Government 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 205 State and Local Government 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 207 Campaigns and Elections 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 209 World Regional Geography 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 213 Comparative Politics 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 214 Introduction to Research 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 215 Scope and Methods in Political Science 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 241 Urban Politics 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 245 Law and the Legal System 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 301 International Politics 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 303 American Political Thought 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 323 Public Policy 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 355 American Foreign Policy 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 381 The Legislative Process 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 383 The American Presidency 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 401 Development (Capstone) 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 403 Constitutional Law (Capstone) (formerly Supreme Court and the Constitution) 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 405 Civil Rights and Liberties (Capstone) 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 409 International Political Economy (Capstone) 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 411 Public Administration 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 415 International Law (Capstone) 3 sem. hrs.
GFA 421-423 Special Topics 1-4 sem. hrs.
GFA 425-427 Readings and Individual Investigation 1-6 sem. hrs.
HIST 101 World Civilization to 1500 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 102 World Civilization 1500 to Present 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 103 History of the United States to 1877 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 104 History of the United States Since 1877 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 204 Diplomatic History of the United States Since 1877 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 205 American Colonial History 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 208 The French Revolution and Napoleon 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 209 Making Modern England 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 225 African-American History 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 227 Women in United States History 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 308 History of the Ancient World 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 309 History of Medieval Europe 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 310 History of Early Modern Europe 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 311 History of Modern Europe 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 313 The Rise and Fall of Nazi Germany 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 318 The Industrial Revolution in the World 3 sem. hrs
HIST 320 History of Ohio 3 sem. hrs
HIST 325 Civil War & Reconstruction 3 sem. hrs
HIST 328 Gilded and Progressive Age America 3 sem.hrs.
HIST 334 Constitutional History of the United States 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 335 The United States in the Twentieth Century 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 336 Modern Latin America 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 337 The Modern Middle East 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 338 History of Africa 3 sem.hrs.
HIST 350 American Catholic History 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 400 Senior Seminar: Methodology and Research 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 410 Aspects of East Asian Civilization 3 sem. hrs.
HIST 413 European Intellectual History 3 sem. hrs.
HON 101H Honors History: World Civilization to 1500 3 sem. hrs.
HON 102H Honors History: World Civilization 1500 to Present 3 sem. hrs.
HON 103H Honors Interdisciplinary Research and Writing 3 sem. hrs.
HON 104H The History of Christianity
HON 105H The History of Science
HON 203H Honors World Literature I 3 sem. hrs.
HON 204H Honors World Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
HON 205 Great Ideas of Humanity
HON 300H Honors Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
HON 301H Honors Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
HUM 200 Experiential Learning Assessment 1 sem. hr.
HUM 201 Humanities Reasearch & Writing 1 sem. hr.
HUM 220 Foundations of Interdisciplinary Study 3 sem. hrs.
HUM 225 The Art and Culture of Rome 3 sem. hrs
Intervention Specialist Courses (ISE)
ISE 243 Positive Learning Environments 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 244 Issues and Needs: Special Education 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 245 Families, Schools, and Communities 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 340 Augmentative/Assistive Technologies 2 sem. hrs.
ISE 341 Assessment and Planning: Early Childhood 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 342 Assessment and Planning: Intervention Specialist 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 343 Curriculum/Adaptive Strategies 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 344 Curriculum and Intervention Strategies: Moderate/Intensive Intervention 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 345 Transitions: Planning and Intervention 2 sem. hrs.
ISE 346 Functional Life Skills for Students with Special Needs 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 347 Sensory/Motor/Health Intervention 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 348 Lang. Arts & Soc. Studies Methods for Students w/Special Needs 3 sem. hrs.
ISE 349 Math and Science Methods for Students w/Special Needs 3 sem. hrs.
JS 103 A Jewish Reading of the Bible 3 sem. hrs.
JS 211 Early Judaism: Foundations of Christianity 3 sem. hrs.
JS 290 Hate Groups and Violence 3 sem. hrs.
LAT 100 Ecclesiastical Latin for Rome Experience 3 sem. hrs
LAT 101-102 Elementary Latin 6 sem. hrs.
LAT 201-202 Intermediate Latin 6 sem. hrs.
MATH 100 Mathematics Review 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 103-104 Algebra I and II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 107-108 Mathematics I and II for Educators 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 109-1 & 109-2 Algebra Foundations and Applications 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 110 Mathematics in the World 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 120 Ethnomathematics 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 130 Mathematics and the Environment 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 155-156 Elementary Functions I and II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 160 Euclidean Geometry 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 207 Calculus I 5 sem. hrs.
MATH 208 Calculus II 4 sem. hrs.
MATH 221 Statistics 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 220 Finite Mathematics 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 230-231 Discrete Patterns I & II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 255 Complex Variables I 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 307 Calculus III 4 sem. hrs.
MATH 299/399 Special Topics 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 313-314 Linear Algebra I & II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 321-322 Probability and Statistical Inference I & II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 321-322 Probability and Statistical Inference I & II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 321-322 Probability and Statistical Inference I & II 3 sem. hrs. ea.
MATH 402 Introduction to Modern Geometry 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 405 Introduction to Modern Analysis I 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 406 Introduction to Modern Analysis II 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 410 Elementary Differential Equations 3 sem. hrs.
MATH 421 Introduction to Modern Algebra I 3 sem. hrs.
Middle Childhood Education Courses (MCE)
MCE 222 Middle Childhood: Philosophy, Org., & Instruction 3 sem. hrs.
MCE 420 Middle Childhood: Teaching, Learning, and Assessment 3 sem. hrs.
MCE 424 Middle Childhood Professionalism in Practice: Mathematics Pre-Student Teaching 1.5 sem. hrs.
MCE 425 Middle Childhood Professionalism in Practice: Science Pre-Student Teaching 1.5 sem. hrs.
MS 101 Introduction to Museum Studies
MS 201 Public History Practicum 3 sem. hrs.
MS 225 Introduction to Archives and Records Management 3 sem. hrs.
MS 301 Professional Internship I 3 sem. hrs.
MS 302 Professional Internship II 3 sem. hrs.
MS 320 The Museums of Rome 3 sem. hrs.
MS 325 Exhibition Design 3 sem. hrs.
MS 330 Museum Education 3 sem. hrs.
MS 401 Seminar in Museology 3 sem. hrs.
MS 402 Capstone Independent Study 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 050 Walsh University Chorale 1 sem. hr.
MUS 055-1 Voice Lessons for Minors 1 sem. hr.
MUS 060 Instrumental Music 1 sem. hr.
MUS 061-1 Piano Lessons for Minors 1 sem. hr.
MUS 070 Choral Conducting for Minors 1 sem. hr.
MUS 102 Classical Music in the Modern World 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 201 History of Great Choral Works 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 202 American Musical Theater 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 203 History of Blues & Jazz 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 205 Fundamentals of Music Theory 3 sem. hrs.
MUS 206 Fundamental Music and Theory Skills 3 sem. hr.
MUS 207 Theory/Sight-singing 3 sem. hr.
MUS 208 Music History I: Medieval/Renaissance/ Baroque 3 sem. hr.
MUS 209 Music History II: Classical/Romantic/ 20th Century 3 sem. hr.
MUS 210 History of Rock Music 3 sem. hrs.
NS 101 Science and Contemporary Health Issues 3 sem. hrs.
NS 103 Environmental Science: Life as if the Earth Mattered 3 sem. hrs.
NS 104 Physical Science 3 sem. hrs.
NS 105 Introduction to Geology 3 sem. hrs.
NS 111 Plants: Food, Medicine and Textiles 3 sem. hrs.
NS 114 Introduction to Forensic Science 3 sem. hrs.
NS 119 Microbes and Society 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 110 From Socrates to Spielberg Philosophy through Film 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 202 Philosophy of Human Nature 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 203 Moral Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 205 Ancient Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 206 Medieval Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 207 Renaissance and Modern Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 208 Contemporary Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 255 A Philosophy of Human Sexuality 3 sem.hrs.
PHIL 275 Environmental Philosophy 3 sem.hrs.
PHIL 301 Philosophy of Knowledge 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 302 Metaphysics 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 303 Philosophy of Art 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 304 Bioethics 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 305 Philosophy of God 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 308 Great Challenges 3 sem.hrs
PHIL 310 Catholic Intellectual Tradition 3 sem.hrs.
PHIL 312 Political Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 315 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 316 Renaissance and Modern Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 317 Contemporary Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 350 Philosophy of Medicine 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 402 Catholic Moral Decision Making 3 sem.hrs.
PHIL 405 Philosophy Symposium 3 sem.hrs.
PHIL 407 Special Topics in Applied Ethics 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 408 Seminar: Selected Topics in Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
PHIL 409 Selected Topics in Philosophy 3 sem. hrs.
Physical Education Courses (PE)
PE 100 Physical Education Activities 1 sem. hr.
PE 101-109; 112 Physical Education 1 sem. hr.
PE 110 Lifestyle Health and Fitness 1 sem. hr.
PE 150-169 Intercollegiate Athletics 1 sem. hr.
PE 210 Coaching Baseball 2 sem. hrs.
PE 260 Teaching of Health & Phys. Education Games & Rhythms 2-3 sem. hrs.
PE 262 Foundations of Physical Education 3 sem. hrs.
PE 263 Personal and Community Health 3 sem. hrs.
PE 264 Organization and Administration of PE & Athletics 3 sem. hrs.
PE 265 Adapted Physical Education 3 sem. hrs.
PE 361 Teaching Movement Exp. 3 sem. hrs.
PE 362 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries 3 sem. hrs.
PE 363 Advanced Athletic Injury Management 3 sem. hrs.
PE 364 Sports Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PE 365 Sports in American Society 3 sem. hrs.
PE 381 Physiology of Exercise 3 sem. hrs.
PE 385 Kinesiology 3 sem. hrs.
PE 461 Teaching Individual Activities 3 sem. hrs.
PE 462 Teaching Team Activities and Aquatics 3 sem. hrs.
PHYS 101 Principles of Physics I 4 sem. hrs.
PHYS 102 Principles of Physics II 4 sem. hrs.
PHYS 201 Physics With Calculus I 4 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 120 Principles of Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 200 Psychology of Violence 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 201 Principles of Learning 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 202 Advanced Principles of Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 204 Cognitive Processes 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 210 Human Development Across the Lifespan 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 230 Human Sexuality 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 240 Industrial/Organizational Psychology (formerly Inside the Organization) 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 251 Physiological Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 290 Psy Trek 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 302 Cognitive Neuropsychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 305 Personality 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 307 Cross-Cultural Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 308 Principles of Psychological Testing 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 309 Critical Issues in Child and Adolescent Development 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 321 Experimental Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 340 Addictions 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 350 Special Topics in Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 350-1 Special Topics in Psychology: Forensic Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 401 Abnormal Psychology 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 426 Group Process 3 sem. hrs.
PSYCH 451 Psychology Seminar 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 101 Principles of Sociology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 202 Cultural Anthropology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 204 Social Problems 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 205 Social and Cultural Diversity 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 206 Cross-Cultural Issues in Gender
SOC 207 Population 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 210 Juvenile Crimes and Justice 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 212 Criminal Justice 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 220 Social Research Methods (formerly SOC 302) 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 301 Women in Prison 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 303 Family Systems 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 304 Urban Sociology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 305 Criminology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 307 Death, Dying and Bereavement 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 309 Corrections 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 311 Health, Healing & Wellness 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 312 Victimology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 313 Selected Topics in Applied Sociology 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 313-1 Selected Topics in Applied Sociology: Terrorism and Organized Crime 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 313-2 Selected Topics in Applied Sociology: Crime, Media and Culture 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 314 Critical Issues in Adult Development 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 320 Data Collection Techniques 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 321 Data Analysis and Management 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 401 Sociological Theory 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 460-1 Research Project Proposal 3 sem. hrs.
SOC 460-2 Senior Research Project 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 101-102 Elementary Spanish 6 sem. hrs.
SPAN 201-202 Intermediate Spanish 6 sem. hrs.
SPAN 201-2 – 202-2 Intermediate Spanish for Health Care 6 sem. hrs.
SPAN 300 Spanish for Business 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 301-302 Advanced Spanish 6 sem. hrs.
SPAN 304 Survey of Spanish Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 305 Survey of Spanish American Literature I 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 306 Survey of Spanish American Literature II 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 307 Conversational Spanish 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 307-2 Conversational Spanish for Health Care 4 sem.hrs.
SPAN 308 Readings in Spanish 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 309 Latin American Short Story 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 310 Human Rights in Latin America 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 311 Health Care Disparities for Minority Communities & Medical Terminology 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 320 Spanish Civilization and Culture 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 321 Latin American Civilization and Culture 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 322 Latin American Film 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 404 Contemporary Spanish Culture and Literature 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 358 Companion Course for NURS 358 Complementary and Alternative Therapies 1 sem. hr.
SPAN 405 Recent Latino Writers 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 406 Definitions of Gender in Hispanic Culture 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 407 Phonology and Phonetics 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 408 Advanced Reading and Conversation on Recent Issues in Hispanic Culture 3 sem. hrs.
SPAN 480 Spanish Internship 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 105 Comparative Religions 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 106 Scripture and the Catholic Tradition 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 200 Christian Theology to 1500 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 201 Christian Theology: 1500 to the present 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 202 Christology 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 203 Christian Moral Life 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 205 The Church in the Modern World 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 207 African-American Religion 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 210 Early Judaism: Foundations of Christianity 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 212 The Synoptic Gospels 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 213 The Johannine Writings 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 215 Old Testament Scriptures 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 216 New Testament Scriptures 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 271 Catholic Belief and Practice 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 282 Vatican I to Vatican II 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 289 Hate Groups and Violence 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 302 Liturgy and Sacraments 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 303 Theological Themes in Literature 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 309 Principles of Justice and Peace 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 310 Christian Spirituality
THEO 317 Rome and Jerusalem: A Clash of Cultures
THEO 320 Repairing a Broken World: Jewish Values That Heal
THEO 402 Social Ministry 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 403 Evangelization and Catechesis 3 sem. hrs.
THEO 408 Seminar: Topics in Theology 3 sem. hrs.
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