Courses

Description of courses offered by the various departments

The symbols FA (fall), SP (spring), and SU (summer) indicate when each course is offered. The credit (semester hours) for each course is indicated in parentheses after the course name. Interim course descriptions are made available during the fall semester and are published online.

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Recreation
	• RECR 312 - Special Topics in Recreation and Leisure Studies
	• RECR 314 - Programming Principles of Therapeutic Recreation
	• RECR 324 - Therapeutic Recreation Clinical Practice
	• RECR 326 - Intervention Techniques in Therapeutic Recreation
	• RECR 345 - Field Seminar in Therapeutic Recreation
	• RECR 346 - Field Internship in Recreation/Therapeutic Recreation
	• RECR 380 - Individual Competencies
	• RECR 383 - External Practicum
	• RECR 390 - Independent Study
Religion: Foundations
	• REL 121 - Biblical Literature and Theology
	• REL 131 - Christian Theology
Religion: Biblical Studies
	• REL 211 - From Creation to Promised Land
	• REL 212 - From Conquest to Exile
	• REL 213 - Psalms and Wisdom Literature
	• REL 214 - Prophets
	• REL 221 - Jesus in the Gospels and Acts
	• REL 222 - The Gospel and Letters of John
	• REL 223 - Paul's Letters
	• REL 224 - Revelation and General Letters
Religion: Theological Studies
	• REL 230 - Revelation and Knowledge of God
	• REL 231 - The Triune God
	• REL 232 - Creation and Humanity
	• REL 233 - Christ and Reconciliation
	• REL 234 - Holy Spirit and Church
	• REL 235 - The Christian Hope
	• REL 237 - Christian Worship
	• REL 243 - Theology: From the Early Church through the Middle Ages
	• REL 244 - Theology: From the Reformation to the Present
	• REL 251 - Christianity and Religious Plurality
Religion: Religion and Contemporary Culture; Religious Studies
	• REL 255 - World Religions
	• REL 261 - Christianity and Culture
	• REL 262 - Social Justice from the Prophets to Jesus
	• REL 263 - Theology, Beauty, and the Arts
	• REL 352 - Judaism
	• REL 353 - Islam
	• REL 355 - Buddhism
	• REL 356 - Confucianism
Religion: Advanced
	• REL 309 - Studies in Biblical Theology
	• REL 311 - History and Archaeology of Ancient Israel
	• REL 313 - Current Issues in Old Testament Studies
	• REL 321 - Judaism in the Time of Jesus
	• REL 323 - Studies in Christian Origins
	• REL 331 - Theology: Theory and Method
	• REL 332 - Theological Ethics
	• REL 341 - Studies in Early and Medieval Theology: Medieval Scholastic Theology
	• REL 343 - Studies in Reformation Theology: Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion
	• REL 345 - Studies in Contemporary Theology
	• REL 357 - Religion and Education Seminar
	• REL 383 - External Practicum
Religion: Senior Seminar
	• REL 396 - Religion Seminar
Science Education Studies
	• SCES 110 - Science and a Changing World
	• SCES 120 - Scientific Models and Reasoning
	• SCES 210 - Science Content and Processes
	• SCES 214 - Communication and Learning in the Natural Sciences
	• SCES 312 - Teaching Science in Elementary and Middle School
	• SCES 313 - Science Teaching in Elementary and Middle School
	• SCES 314 - Integration Methods and Pedagogies for Secondary Science Teachers
	• SCES 359 - Seminar in Secondary Teaching of Integrated Science
	• SCES 390 - Independent Study
	• SCES 525 - Alternative Frameworks and Conceptual Change in the Science Classroom
	• SCES 526 - Teaching the Nature of Science
	• SCES 527 - Scientific Reasoning and Teaching Inquiry
	• SCES 590 - Independent Study
Social Work
	• SOWK 240 - Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare
	• SOWK 250 - Diversity and Inequality in the United States
	• SOWK 255 - Social Science Statistics
	• SOWK 260 - Global Issues and Perspectives
	• SOWK 350 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment
	• SOWK 355 - Social Research
	• SOWK 360 - Social Welfare Policy Analysis
	• SOWK 370 - The Helping Interview
	• SOWK 371 - Generalist Practice with Individuals
	• SOWK 372 - Generalist Practice with Organizations and Communities
	• SOWK 373 - Generalist Practice with Groups and Families
	• SOWK 380 - Social Work Field Education
	• SOWK 381 - Social Work Capstone
	• SOWK 383 - External Practicum
	• SOWK 390 - Independent Study
Sociology
	• SOC 130 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	• SOC 151 - Sociological Principles and Perspectives
	• SOC 201 - Families
	• SOC 202 - Urban Sociology
	• SOC 203 - Sociology of Deviance
	• SOC 231 - Intercultural Communication
	• SOC 250 - Diversity and Inequality in the United States
	• SOC 255 - Social Science Statistics
	• SOC 265 - Ethnography and Qualitative Methods
	• SOC 301 - Gender and Sexuality in the United States
	• SOC 302 - Sociology of Sport
	• SOC 303 - Criminology
	• SOC 304 - Religion and Society
	• SOC 305 - Special Topics
	• SOC 330 - Anthropology of Religion
	• SOC 333 - Corrections and Incarceration
	• SOC 351 - Sociological Theory
	• SOC 355 - Social Research
	• SOC 380 - Internship in Sociology
	• SOC 383 - External Practicum
	• SOC 390 - Independent Study
	• SOC 395 - Sociology Integrative Seminar

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