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Catalog 2022 - 2023     Discontinued (2022-01-01)     Academic Level: Undergraduate

Personnel

Chair: Michael Weismeyer

Faculty: Lisa Clark Diller, Michel Sun Lee, Shannon Martin, Mills McArthur, Michael Weismeyer

Program Coordinator (History): Michael Weismeyer

Program Coordinator (INDV): Shannon Martin



About

The disciplines of history, political science, and international development focus on the human experience in the past and present. We investigate humankind's ideas, institutions, and activities. At Southern Adventist University, we do this with the understanding that humans, while flawed because of sin, are created in God's image and are, therefore, worthy of remembering and studying. This perspective recognizes both the potential and the limitation of human endeavor. We work to comprehend the past and present with hope for the future. We seek to equip our students with cultural and political understanding as well as practical skills so they can enter the global arena and work with compassion for a world in need.



Additional Information

Planning Your Major

Our majors have a large amount of flexibility within their course of study. All majors should work closely with their academic adviser to plan for maximizing their educational time through judicious choices of classes, second majors, and/or minors. Academic advisers are also a good source of wisdom in regard to thinking about employment after graduation and/or the pursuit of graduate school degrees.

Pre-med, Pre-dent, Pre-law Preparation

Our majors are outstanding preparation for professional schools, and many of our alumni go on to medical, dental, and law school. We work with students to make sure they have the courses needed for the MCAT, DA and LSAT.

Departmental Policies

  1. A maximum of three hours for the majors or minors may be earned through AP or CLEP.
  2. Nine hours are taken in residence.
  3. Each fall all seniors graduating that school year must take an oral departmental exam within the first three weeks of the semester. It is graded on an A, B, C, F basis. Honors is granted to students who achieve over a 95 on the rubric.
  4. All students must attend one professional conference before graduation.
  5. All majors must have language competency through the intermediate level. This will often entail four semesters of language training; however, students who come in with some language experience or coursework may be able to test into a higher level and take fewer classes. We highly recommend studying abroad for the intermediate level, either for a summer, a semester, or an entire year. American Sign Language does not fulfill the language requirements.
  6. For history majors, substitutions may be made for the US History and World Societies survey requirement.



Associated Programs


Requirements

REQUIRED CORE COURSES (34 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • HIST298 - Historiography (SERV-2) (3)
    • HIST450 - History Seminar (3)
    • HIST490 - Senior Exam Preparation (1)
    • HIST497 - Research Methods in History (W) (3)
  • American History
    • Select 3 credit(s):
      • HIST154 - U.S. History through the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST155 - U.S. History since the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
    • Select 3 credit(s):
      • HIST154 - U.S. History through the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST155 - U.S. History since the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST140 - Introduction to African-American History (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST145 - The American Civil War: From the Cornfields to the Battlefields (3)
      • HIST250 - Women in American History (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST260 - North American Environmental History (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST141 - Introduction to Asian American History (3)
    • Select 6 credit(s):
      • HIST265 - Topics in History (3)
      • HIST351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST352 - Nineteenth Century America (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST353 - From Colony to Nation (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST356 - Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in American History (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST359 - America at Play: Histories of Entertainment, Fun and Games (W) (3)
      • HIST379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
      • HIST380 - Pirates, Captives, and Slaves in the Early Modern World (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST322 - Modern Latin America (3)
      • HIST465 - Topics in History (W) (3)
      • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
      • PLSC353 - From Colony to Nation (W) (3)
      • PLSC357 - Modern America (W) (3)
      • PLSC379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
      • HIST357 - Modern America (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • Courses satisfying each of these requirements cannot be double counted.
  • Non-American History
    • Select 3 credit(s):
      • HIST174 - World Societies to 1500 (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) (3)
    • Select 3 credit(s):
      • HIST130 - Introduction to the History of Science (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST174 - World Societies to 1500 (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST280 - H:Technology and Power (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST180 - Migrations and Global Encounters Since 1400 (3)
      • HIST181 - Creating Families in World History Since 1500 (3)
    • Select 6 credit(s):
      • HIST345 - Modern Middle East (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
      • HIST363 - Christian Church I: From the Early Church Through the Middle Ages (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST364 - Christian Church I: From the Early Church Through the Middle Ages (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST365 - Christian Church II: From the Reformation Through the Twentieth Century (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST366 - Christian Church II: From the Reformation Through the Twentieth Century (IN-6) (3)
      • HIST372 - Modern China (3)
      • PLSC372 - Modern China (3)
      • HIST374 - History of England (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST375 - Ancient Greece and Rome (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST386 - Medieval Europe (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST387 - Europe in the Nineteenth Century (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST388 - Modern Europe (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • PLSC388 - Modern Europe (W) (3)
      • HIST389 - History of the Holocaust (W) (3)
      • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
      • PLSC471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
      • HIST472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
      • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
      • HIST330 - Science and Religion: Synthesis from 1500 to the Present (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST340 - Modern East Asia (3)
      • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
      • HIST430 - Modern Africa (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
      • HIST407 - Islam, Christianity, and Judaism in the Mediterranean World 700-1900 (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST411 - African Kingdoms and Societies 1000-1800 (IN-6) (W) (3)
      • HIST465 - Topics in History (W) (3)
    • Note: Cannot take both HIST 363 & 366.
    • Courses satisfying each of these requirements cannot be double counted.
REQUIRED COGNATES (9 Total Credits)
  • Select 6 credits from the following types of courses: Intermediate Level of Foreign Language (ASL does not apply) or demonstrated proficiency at the intermediate level.
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • ECON213 - Survey of Economics (IN-9) (3)
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
MINOR OR EMPHASIS/CONCENTRATION (18 - 59 Total Credits)
  • Complete 1 of the following:
    • Minor
      • Minimum 18 credits
    • Teaching Licensure History/Government 6-12
      • Select an emphasis/concentration from below.
      • Complete at least 36-59 credits in this area
GENERAL EDUCATION (42 - 30 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (21 - 0 Total Credits)
  • Complete at least 21-0 credits in this area
Grand Total Credits: 124 - 132


History, Teaching Licensure, History/Government 6-12 Emphasis

History Teaching Licensure — BA History

Catalog 2024 — Indefinite    

About

The student must apply for Initial Admission to the Teacher Education Program (usually by the end of the sophomore year) after completing all requirements as outlined under ADMISSION PROCEDURES in the School of Education and Psychology section of the Catalog. Initial admission is required before the student can enroll in upper division education courses.

The student must also complete an application and all other requirements for Admission to Student Teaching. Prior to student teaching, the student must take and pass the PRAXIS II licensure exam—both the appropriate section of the Principles of Learning and Teaching, and the particular specialty test(s) for the licensure area(s).


TEACHER LICENSURE (50 Total Credits)
REQUIRED ADDITIONAL COURSES FOR GOVERNMENT TEACHING LICENSURE
  • Course(s):
    • ECON213 - Survey of Economics (IN-9) (3)
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
Grand Total Credits: 50

Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 124 - 132


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (35 - 44 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV110 - Human Rights and Service (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV210 - Introduction to Careers in Law, Politics and Development (1)
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • INDV350 - Sustainable Agriculture (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV370 - Policies in Global Health (W) (3)
    • INDV490 - Oral Exam (1)
    • INDV497 - Research Methods (3)
    • INDV321 - Issues in Ethics and Development (3)
    • INDV361 - Political Economy (W) (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • COMM330 - Intercultural Communication (W) (3)
    • SOCI150 - Cultural Anthropology (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • INDV292 - International Development Studies Practicum (0 - 6)
    • INDV492 - International Development Studies Practicum (0 - 6)
  • Select 2 course(s):
    • ECON213 - Survey of Economics (IN-9) (3)
    • ECON225 - Principles of Microeconomics (3)
    • PLSC224 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • PLSC260 - Comparative Politics (3)
    • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
    • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
    • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
    • PLSC379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
    • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
    • ECON325 - Development Economics (3)
    • MGNT488 - Project Management (SERV-2) (0 - 3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST353 - From Colony to Nation (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST374 - History of England (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST380 - Pirates, Captives, and Slaves in the Early Modern World (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST388 - Modern Europe (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST411 - African Kingdoms and Societies 1000-1800 (IN-6) (W) (3)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (6 Total Credits)
  • Select 6 credits from the following types of courses: Intermediate Level of Foreign Language (ASL does not apply) or demonstrated proficiency at the intermediate level.
MINOR (18 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 18 credits
GENERAL EDUCATION (42 - 45 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (24 - 18 Total Credits)
  • Complete at least 24-18 credits in this area
RECOMMENDED (0 Total Credits)
  • HIST 175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) 3 hours
  • HIST 351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) 3 hours
  • HIST 372 - Modern China 3 hours
  • PLSC 224 - Principles of Macroeconomics 3 hours
  • PLSC 254 - American National and State Government 3 hours
  • PLSC 345 - Middle Eastern Politics and History (W) 3 hours
  • PLSC 379 - American Foreign Policy 3 hours
Grand Total Credits: 125 - 131


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
    FALL
    WINTER
    • Course(s): INDV360 - Political Economy (3)
    • Select 3 credits from R-3) Biblical Studies
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: IN-10) Aesthetic Analysis, upper-division
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division minor courses (W)
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division general elective courses
YEAR 4
Grand Total Credits: 125 - 131


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (38 - 41 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • PLSC210 - Introduction to Careers in Law, Politics and Development (1)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • PLSC260 - Comparative Politics (3)
    • PLSC490 - Oral Exam (1)
    • PLSC497 - Research Methods (3)
    • INDV110 - Human Rights and Service (SERV-2) (3)
  • Select between 0 and 3 credits from the following:
    • PLSC491 - Political Science Practicum (0 - 6)
    • PLSC291 - Political Science Practicum (0 - 6)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • HIST472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST353 - From Colony to Nation (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST374 - History of England (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST380 - Pirates, Captives, and Slaves in the Early Modern World (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST388 - Modern Europe (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST411 - African Kingdoms and Societies 1000-1800 (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • Complete 2 of the following:
      • American Politics
        • Select 6 credit(s):
          • HIST265 - Topics in History (3)
          • HIST353 - From Colony to Nation (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST356 - Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in American History (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST359 - America at Play: Histories of Entertainment, Fun and Games (W) (3)
          • PLSC357 - Modern America (W) (3)
          • PLSC330 - Introduction to United States Constitutional Law (3)
          • PLSC379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
          • HIST352 - Nineteenth Century America (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • ECON336 - Law and Economics (3)
          • PLSC111 - Moot Court (0 - 1)
          • PLSC121 - Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature (0 - 1)
          • PLSC311 - Moot Court (0 - 1)
          • PLSC321 - Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature (0 - 1)
      • International Relations
        • Select 6 credit(s):
          • INDV350 - Sustainable Agriculture (SERV-2) (3)
          • INDV370 - Policies in Global Health (W) (3)
          • HIST351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST380 - Pirates, Captives, and Slaves in the Early Modern World (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • PLSC265 - Topics in Political Science (1 - 3)
          • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
          • PLSC372 - Modern China (3)
          • PLSC388 - Modern Europe (W) (3)
          • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
          • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
          • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
          • HIST407 - Islam, Christianity, and Judaism in the Mediterranean World 700-1900 (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • INDV361 - Political Economy (W) (3)
      • Comparative Politics
        • Select 6 credit(s):
          • HIST351 - Colonial Latin America (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST374 - History of England (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST375 - Ancient Greece and Rome (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • HIST387 - Europe in the Nineteenth Century (IN-6) (W) (3)
          • PLSC388 - Modern Europe (W) (3)
          • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
          • PLSC372 - Modern China (3)
          • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
          • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
          • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
          • HIST411 - African Kingdoms and Societies 1000-1800 (IN-6) (W) (3)
REQUIRED COGNATES (6 Total Credits)
  • Select 6 credits from the following types of courses: Intermediate Level of Foreign Language (ASL does not apply) or demonstrated proficiency at the intermediate level.
RECOMMENDED (0 Total Credits)
  • ECON 224 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
  • PLSC 224 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
  • JOUR 265 - Topics in Communication (1-3)
  • JOUR 465 - Topics in Communication (1-3)
MINOR (18 Total Credits)
  • Minimum 18 credits
GENERAL EDUCATION (42 - 45 Total Credits)
ELECTIVES TO = 124 (20 - 14 Total Credits)
  • Complete at least 20-14 credits in this area
Grand Total Credits: 124


Sample Degree Plan

YEAR 1
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
    FALL
    • Course(s):
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: R-4) Religion elective, upper-division
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division major elective course (Select two areas: American Politics, International Relations, Comparative Politics and take six (6) credit hours from each area. No overlap to complete the six (6) credit requirements for each area is permitted)
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: Minor courses
    • Select 4 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division general elective courses
    WINTER
    • Course(s): PEAC425 - Fit for Hire (P-1c) (1)
    • Select between 0 and 3 credits from the following: PLSC491 - Political Science Practicum (0 - 6)
    • Select 3 credits from IN-9) Stewardship, Business and Economics
    • Select 6 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division major elective courses (Select two areas: American Politics, International Relations, Comparative Politics and take six (6) credit hours from each area. No overlap to complete the six (6) credit requirements for each area is permitted)
    • Select 3 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division minor courses
    • Select 2 credits from the following types of courses: Upper-division general elective courses (NOTE: if practicum is taken for credit, reduce this number of credits)
Grand Total Credits: 124


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST154 - U.S. History through the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST155 - U.S. History since the Civil War (IN-6) (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST174 - World Societies to 1500 (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST175 - World Societies since 1500 (IN-6) (3)
  • Select 12 credits from HIST (History), PLSC (Political Science) - or from the following courses:
    • Minimum of 6 credits from courses numbered 300 to 499
    • Maximum of 3 credits from courses numbered 100 to 499 from: PLSC (Political Science)
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV110 - Human Rights and Service (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV321 - Issues in Ethics and Development (3)
  • Select 9 credit(s):
    • BMKT375 - International Marketing (3)
    • BUAD493 - International Business Communications (W) (3)
    • COMM330 - Intercultural Communication (W) (3)
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • INDV370 - Policies in Global Health (W) (3)
    • MGNT364 - International Business and Economics (3)
    • PSYC231 - Multicultural Relations (3)
    • RELT467 - Christian Philosophy and Worldviews (R-4) (W) (3)
    • HIST322 - Modern Latin America (3)
    • HIST430 - Modern Africa (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
    • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
    • HIST340 - Modern East Asia (3)
    • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
    • HIST379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
    • PLSC379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
    • HIST345 - Modern Middle East (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
    • RELT358 - World Religions (R-4) (3)
    • RELT458 - World Religions (R-4) (W) (3)
    • INDV350 - Sustainable Agriculture (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV361 - Political Economy (W) (3)
  • * Only one of HIST 345 or PLSC 345 may count for above requirement. Only one of RELT 358 or RELT 458 may count for above requirement.
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • PLSC260 - Comparative Politics (3)
    • GEOG204 - World Geography (SERV-2) (3)
  • Select 9 credit(s):
    • BUAD493 - International Business Communications (W) (3)
    • FNCE425 - International Finance (3)
    • INDV110 - Human Rights and Service (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV350 - Sustainable Agriculture (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV370 - Policies in Global Health (W) (3)
    • MGNT364 - International Business and Economics (3)
    • MGNT368 - Multicultural Management (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • PLSC379 - American Foreign Policy (3)
    • HIST345 - Modern Middle East (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC345 - Modern Middle East (W) (3)
    • HIST388 - Modern Europe (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC388 - Modern Europe (W) (3)
    • HIST322 - Modern Latin America (3)
    • PLSC322 - Modern Latin America (3)
    • HIST340 - Modern East Asia (3)
    • PLSC340 - Modern East Asia (3)
    • HIST430 - Modern Africa (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC430 - Modern Africa (W) (3)
    • INDV361 - Political Economy (W) (3)
  • At least 6 credits must be upper division.
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18


About

As preparation for law school entry and success, the following minor is recommended in keeping with the American Bar Association list of Core Skills, Value, Knowledge, and Experience for pre-law students. The ABA suggests these pre-law components:

  1. Problem solving
  2. Critical reading
  3. Writing and editing
  4. Oral communication
  5. Research
  6. Organization and management
  7. Public service and promotion of justice
  8. Relationship-building and collaboration
  9. Background knowledge
  10. Exposure to the law


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 - 21 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • BUAD339 - Business Law (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • PLSC330 - Introduction to United States Constitutional Law (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • ENGL313 - Expository Writing (W) (3)
    • PLSC450 - Legal Writing and Research (3)
  • Select between 0 and 3 credits from the following: PLSC491 - Political Science Practicum (0 - 6)
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • HIST374 - History of England (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • PLSC353 - From Colony to Nation (W) (3)
    • PLSC357 - Modern America (W) (3)
    • PLSC471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
  • Select 3 credit(s):
    • ACCT456 - Federal Taxation (3)
    • BUAD358 - Ethical, Social, and Legal Environment of Business (3)
    • COMM427 - Mass Media Law and Ethics (3)
    • HMNT211 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)
    • INDV110 - Human Rights and Service (SERV-2) (3)
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • MATH219 - Set Theory and Logic (3)
    • MGNT344 - Human Resource Management (3)
    • PLSC103 - Trial Advocacy Basics (1)
    • PLSC260 - Comparative Politics (3)
    • INDV321 - Issues in Ethics and Development (3)
    • ECON336 - Law and Economics (3)
    • INDV361 - Political Economy (W) (3)
    • PLSC311 - Moot Court (0 - 1)
    • PLSC321 - Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature (0 - 1)
Grand Total Credits: 18 - 21


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18 - 21


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • INDV220 - International Relations and Global Politics (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • PLSC260 - Comparative Politics (3)
  • Select 9 credits from PLSC (Political Science), INDV (International Development Studies) - or from the following courses:
    • Minimum of 6 credits from courses numbered 300 to 499
    • Maximum of 3 credits from courses numbered 491 to 491 from: PLSC (Political Science)
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18


Requirements

REQUIRED COURSES (18 Total Credits)
  • Course(s):
    • ELIT445 - Ancient Classics (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • HMNT205 - Stories, Structures, and Song (IN-10) (3)
    • HMNT211 - Introduction to Philosophy (3)
  • Select 1 course(s):
    • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • HIST472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
  • Select 6 credits from - or from the following courses:
    • ELIT468 - Milton Seminar (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • ELIT417 - Intercultural Contexts: Literatures of Power, Place, and People (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • PLSC254 - American National and State Government (3)
    • RELB481 - David, Solomon, and the Archaeology of State Formation (R-3) (R-4) (W) (3)
    • RELT467 - Christian Philosophy and Worldviews (R-4) (W) (3)
    • HIST407 - Islam, Christianity, and Judaism in the Mediterranean World 700-1900 (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST130 - Introduction to the History of Science (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST330 - Science and Religion: Synthesis from 1500 to the Present (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST280 - H:Technology and Power (IN-6) (3)
    • PSYC418 - History and Systems of Psychology (3)

       Art History Elective (one course allowed from this area)
    • ARTH335 - Medieval, Renaissance, and Late Baroque Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • ARTH325 - Ancient Through Early Christian Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)

       Western Politcal Thought Through the Renaissance (one course allowed from this area)
    • ARTH335 - Medieval, Renaissance, and Late Baroque Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • ARTH325 - Ancient Through Early Christian Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)

       Issues in Physical Science and Religion (one allowed from this area)
    • ARTH335 - Medieval, Renaissance, and Late Baroque Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • ARTH325 - Ancient Through Early Christian Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • RELT317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (R-4) (3)
    • PHYS317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (3)

       Church History (one course allowed from this section)
    • ARTH335 - Medieval, Renaissance, and Late Baroque Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • ARTH325 - Ancient Through Early Christian Art History (IN-10) (W) (3)
    • HIST471 - Western Political Thought through the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • PLSC472 - Western Political Thought since the Renaissance (W) (3)
    • RELT317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (R-4) (3)
    • PHYS317 - Issues in Physical Science and Religion (3)
    • HIST363 - Christian Church I: From the Early Church Through the Middle Ages (IN-6) (3)
    • HIST364 - Christian Church I: From the Early Church Through the Middle Ages (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST365 - Christian Church II: From the Reformation Through the Twentieth Century (IN-6) (W) (3)
    • HIST366 - Christian Church II: From the Reformation Through the Twentieth Century (IN-6) (3)
Grand Total Credits: 18


Sample Degree Plan

Grand Total Credits: 18