FRESHMAN GUIDE Fall 2018 Spring 2022

FRESHMAN GUIDE Fall 2018 Spring 2022 The first two pages of this guide are General Education Requirements for BS and BA degrees. Their intended use is as a worksheet to plan courses that fulfill general education requirements. The remaining pages are majors and/or programs that are offered at McPherson College. These are to be used as a planning document for a four-year plan toward graduation. They are in alphabetical order as follows: Biochemistry Biology Biology Teacher Licensure Business Administration Accounting Business Administration Finance Business Administration Management Business Administration Marketing Chemistry Chemistry Teacher Licensure Communication Digital Media Communication Digital Media Visual Arts Elementary Education English English Teacher Licensure Environmental Stewardship Health Sciences History BA History Teacher Licensure History and Politics BS Mathematics Mathematics Teacher Licensure Performing Arts Music Performing Arts Music Teacher Licensure Performing Arts Theatre Performing Arts Theatre- Teacher Licensure Philosophy/Religion Physical Education Physical Education Teacher Licensure Physical Education Sports Management Psychology Child Development Psychology Health & Human Services Sociology Criminal Justice Sociology Health & Human Services Spanish Spanish Teacher Licensure Technology Historic Automotive Technology Automotive Management Technology - Automotive Communication Technology Automotive Design Technology Automotive Restoration Technology Visual Arts Graphic Design Visual Arts Graphic Design Marketing Visual Arts Graphic Design Photography Visual Arts Studio Visual Arts Teacher Licensure

General Education Requirements for Bachelor of Arts Foundation Courses Student: ID#: Oral Communication Written Communication Mathematics Religion/Values/ Beliefs Wholeness/Health/ Fitness Global/Intercultural Experience G-ML108 and 3 addt l hours G-EN110 G-EN111 Language Intensive G-ML108 Catalog: Associate s Degree: Yes No College Seminars First-Year Seminar G-ID101 Sophomore Seminar G-ID 201 Distributions Humanities 1 course in each area, 6 hours total Science & Technology 1 course in each area, 1 lab course, 7 hours total Social Sciences 1 course in each area The Arts Life Sciences Behavioral Sciences Literature Physical Sciences Social Institutions History Non-Major Electives Additional 6 hrs outside Major s home department

General Education Requirements for Bachelor of Science Foundation Courses Oral Communication Student: ID#: Catalog: Associate s Degree: Yes No Written Communication G-EN110 G-EN111 Language Intensive College Seminars Mathematics Religion/Values/ Beliefs Wholeness/Health/ Fitness Global/Intercultural Experience (3 hrs) First-Year Seminar Sophomore Seminar G-ID101 G-ID201 Distributions Humanities 1 course in each area, 6 hours total Science & Technology 1 course in each area, 1 lab course, 7 hours total Social Sciences 1 course in each area The Arts Life Sciences Behavioral Sciences Literature Physical Sciences Social Institutions History Non-Major Electives Additional 6 hrs outside Major s home department

BIOCHEMISTRY G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. G-MA111: Calculus I 4 hrs. G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH112: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. General Education Courses 0-2 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) BI310: Statistical Data Analysis 4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) CH251: Organic Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH252: Organic Chemistry II 5 hrs. BI283: Genetics 4 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 5-9 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-PH215: General Physics I 4 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. PH216: General Physics II 4 hrs. CH201: Quantitative Analysis 4 hrs. CH390: Instrumental Analysis 3 hrs. NS300: Research Methods 1 hr. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. General Ed/Elective Courses 4-8 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. BI/CH370: Biochemistry 1 4 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 8-12 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. CHEMISTRY (PRE-MED) MAJOR: The purpose of the Department of Natural Science is to develop whole persons through experimental problem solving and the systematic study of the natural world.

BIOLOGY G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. CH112: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. General Education Course 5-9 hrs. General Education Course 0-2 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-BI 310: Statistical Data Analysis 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) BI283: Genetics 4 hrs. BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* - 4 hrs. CH251: Organic Chemistry I 5 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. General Ed/Electives 1-5 hrs. CH252: Organic Chemistry II 5 hrs. Electives 0-1 hrs. BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* - 4 hrs. BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* - 4 hrs. NS300: Research Methods I 1 hr. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. G-PH215: General Physics I 4 hrs. BI/CH310: Statistical Data Analysis 4 hrs. Electives 3-7 hrs. BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BIOLOGY ELECTIVE* NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 8-12 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 8-12 hrs. *BIOLOGY ELECTIVES: FALL - BI325 Human Ecology, Epid. & Public Health, BI334 Microbial Ecophysiology, BI370 Biochemistry; INTERTERM BI391 Evolution, G-BI210 Prin. Of Nutrition; SPRING G-BI201 Biodiversity, BI234 Microbiology, BI404 Biomedical Ethics, BI316 Ecology, BI364 Cell & Molecular Biology, BI272 Cell Physiology BIOLOGY MAJOR: The Department of Biological Sciences commits itself to developing whole persons through experiential problem solving and the systematic study of the biological world. G-BI310 and G-MA221 may have prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take these courses)

BIOLOGY {Teacher Licensure} G-ID101: First-Year Seminar 2 hrs. G-BI210: Principles of Nutrition 3 hrs. SE210: Intro Infant/Chd/Yth w/ Spec. Needs 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. G-PE170: Personal & Community Health 2 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. G-CI251: Intro. to Education Practicum 1 hr G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) BI283: Genetics 4 hrs. CH112: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. G-BI201: Biodiversity 4 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. BI391: Evolution 4 hrs. CH251: Organic Chemistry I 5 hrs. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. CI406: Mthds Tchng Natural Sci. in Sec. Schl 3hrs. NS300: Research Methods 1 hr. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. BI225: Human Anatomy 4 hrs. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. General Education Course 7-11 hrs. BI325: Human Ecol., & Public Health 4 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. CI455: The Teaching-Learning Process 3 hrs. CI476: Professional Education Seminar 2 hrs. G-PH215: General Physics I 4 hrs. CI351: Secondary Ed. Practicum 1 hr. BIOLOGY MAJOR: The Department of Biological Sciences commits itself to developing whole persons through experiential problem solving and the systematic study of the biological world. G-MA221 may have prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take G-MA221)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: ACCOUNTING G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. AC206: Managerial Accounting 3 hrs. AC205: Financial Accounting 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or spring) (or fall) General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) AC305: Intermediate Accounting I 3 hrs. AC306: Intermediate Accounting II 3 hrs. BA325: Financial Management 3 hrs. AC320: Accounting Information Systems 3 hrs. EC201: Elementary Economics: Macro 3 hrs EC204: Elementary Economics: Micro 3 hrs. G-CM218: Business & Professional Com. 3 hrs AC316: Individual Income Tax 3 hrs. (or next fall) AC315: Cost Accounting 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. G-BA220: Business Applied Statistics 4 hrs. BA221: Marketing 3 hrs. BA315: Business Law 3 hrs. AC316: Individual Income Tax 3 hrs. (or previous fall) AC437: Auditing 3 hrs. (odd years) General Ed/Elective Courses 3-7 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 2-6 hrs. BA451: Money & Banking 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA475: Business Strategy & Policy 3 hrs. Business Electives 3-6 hrs. BA460: Investments 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 3-7 hrs. Business Electives 3-6 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 0-4 hrs. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: ACCOUNTING MAJOR: The Department of Business and Economics commits itself to fostering students achievement in rigorous and diversified academic study through which they are prepared for professional pursuits and/or graduate study, through which they are ethically prepared to recognize the values basis for their decisions and actions. This program will equip students with solid fundamentals for job opportunities, key prerequisites for entry into graduate school. G-BA220 may require a prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to enroll in G-BA220)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Finance G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. AC206: Managerial Accounting 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or spring) G-BA130: Principles of Business Management AC205: Financial Accounting 3 hrs. 3 hrs. (or fall) General Education Course 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) AC305: Intermediate Accounting I 3 hrs. AC306: Intermediate Accounting II 3 hrs. ** BA325: Financial Management 3 hrs. BA320: Management Information Systems 3 hrs. G-CM218: Business & Professional Comm. 3 hrs. BA326: Financial Analysis 3 hrs. EC201: Elementary Economics: Macro 3 hrs. EC204: Elementary Economics: Micro 3 hrs. General Education Courses 0-2 hrs. General Education Courses 0-2 hrs. FALL 20 INTERTERM SPRING 21 BA221: Marketing 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA315: Business Law 3 hrs. BA451: Money & Banking 3 hrs. (or senior yr.) G-BA220: Business Applied Statistics 4 hrs. General Education Courses 6-10 hrs. Business Elective 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. BA451: Money & Banking 3 hrs. (or junior yr.) General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA475: Business Strategy & Policy 3 hrs. Business Electives 6 hrs. BA460: Investments 3 hrs. Business Electives 3 hrs. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: FINANCE MAJOR: The Department of Business and Economics commits itself to fostering students achievement in rigorous and diversified academic study through which they are prepared for professional pursuits and/or graduate study, through which they are ethically prepared to recognize the values basis for their decisions and actions. This program will equip students with solid fundamentals for job opportunities and key prerequisites for entry into graduate school. G-BA220 may require a prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take G-BA220)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MANAGEMENT G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 EC201: Elementary Economics: Macro 3 hrs. hrs. (or fall) G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or spring) EC204: Elementary Economics: Micro 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) AC205: Financial Accounting 3 hrs. AC206: Managerial Accounting 3 hrs. BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or prev. year) G-BA220: Business Applied Statistics 4 hrs. G-CM218: Business & Professional Comm. 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. Business Electives 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA315: Business Law 3 hrs. BA221: Marketing 3 hrs. BA320: Management Information Systems 3 hrs. BA324: Organizational Behavior 3 hrs. Business Elective 3 hrs. BA325: Financial Management 3 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 0-4 hr. BA342: International Business 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA339: Human Resource Management 3 hrs. BA390: Operations Management 3 hrs. BA475: Business Strategy & Policy 3 hrs. AC316: Individual Income Tax 3 hrs. Business Elective 3 hrs. Business Elective 3 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MANAGEMENT MAJOR: The Department of Business and Economics commits itself to fostering students achievement in rigorous and diversified academic study through which they are prepared for professional pursuits and/or graduate study, through which they are ethically prepared to recognize the values basis for their decisions and actions. This program will equip students with solid fundamentals for job opportunities and key prerequisites for entry into graduate school. G-BA220 may require a prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take G-BA220)

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MARKETING G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. EC204: Elementary Economics: Micro 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or spring) G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. EC201: Elementary Economics: Macro 3 hrs. (or fall) General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) AC205: Financial Accounting 3 hrs AC206: Managerial Accounting 3 hrs. G-BA130: Principles of Business Management 3 hrs. (or prev. year) G-BA220: Business Applied Statistics 4 hrs. G-CM218: Business & Professional Comm. 3 hrs. BA221: Marketing 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. BA345: Customer Sales Management 3 hrs. General Ed/ Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA315: Business Law 3 hrs. BA325: Financial Management 3 hrs. BA320: Management Information Sys. 3 hrs. BA342: International Business 3 hrs. BA327: Consumer Behavior 3 hrs. Business Electives 3 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. General Education Courses 3-4 hrs. BA322: Advertising and Promotion 3 hrs. General Ed/ Elective Course 3-4 hrs. BA427: Marketing Research 3 hrs. Business Electives 6 hrs. BA475: Business Strategy & Policy 3 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. Business Electives 3 hrs. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MANAGEMENT MAJOR: The Department of Business and Economics commits itself to fostering students achievement in rigorous and diversified academic study through which they are prepared for professional pursuits and/or graduate study, through which they are ethically prepared to recognize the values basis for their decisions and actions. This program will equip students with solid fundamentals for job opportunities and key prerequisites for entry into graduate school. G-BA220 may require a prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take G-BA220)

CHEMISTRY FALL 18 INTERTERM SPRING 19 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Courses 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. CH251: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. G-MA111: Calculus I 4 hrs. General Education Courses 1-4 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. CH310: Statistical Data Analysis 4 hrs. BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. CH251: Organic Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH252: Organic Chemistry II 5 hrs. PH205: College Physics I 5 hrs. PH206: College Physics II 5 hrs. NS300: Research Methods I 1 hr. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CH390: Instrumental Analysis 3 hrs. CH201: Quantitative Analysis 4 hrs. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. CH400: General Physical Chemistry 5 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 2-6 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. CH400: General Physical Chemistry 5 hrs. General Ed/Elective 3-4 hrs. CH390: Instrumental Analysis 3 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 0-2 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 9-11 hrs. CHEMISTRY MAJOR: The purpose of the Department of Natural Science is to develop whole persons through experimental problem solving and the systematic study of the natural world.

CHEMISTRY {Teacher Licensure} FALL 18 INTERTERM SPRING 19 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. **G-PC251: Geology OR G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. other General Education Course 3-4 hours G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH112: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. General Education Courses 0-3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. **G-PC275: Astronomy OR BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Education Pract. 1 hr. PH216: General Physics II 4 hrs. CH251: Organic Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH385: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 4 hrs. G-PH215: General Physics I hrs. **G-MA111: Calculus 1 4 hrs. **CH252: Organic Chemistry II 5 hrs. CH388: Lab Assistant 1 hr. General Education Course 3 hrs. CH388: Lab Assistant 1 hr. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Education Pract. 1 hr. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. CH201: Quantitative Analysis 4rs. CI351: Secondary Ed. Practicum & Sem. 1 hr. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. CI406: Mthds Tchng Natural Sci Sec. School 3 hrs. SE210: Introduction to Infants, Children, & Youth w/special Needs 3 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. NS300: Research Methods I 1 hr. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. CI455: The Teaching Learning Process 3 hrs. CH310: Statistical Data Analysis 4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. NS475: Senior Research 2 hrs. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. G-PE150: Concepts in Holistic Health 2 hrs. OR G-PE170: Personal & Community Health 2 hrs. CI351: Secondary Ed. Practicum & Sem. 1 hr. CHEMISTRY TEACHER LICENSURE MAJOR: The purpose of the Department of Natural Science is to develop whole persons through experimental problem solving and the systematic study of the natural world. The mission of the Teacher Education Program of McPherson College is to develop serviceoriented educators who effectively blend the art and science of teaching. **Courses are recommended, but not required.

COMMUNICATION FALL 18 G-ID101: ACE 2 hr. G-CM120: Intro. to Human Communication 3 hrs. G-CM130: Interpersonal Communication 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. FALL 19 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) CM210: Multimedia Storytelling I 3 hrs. CM315: Journalism Practicum 1 hr. G-CM130: Interpersonal Communication 3 hrs. *G-MA221: Elem. Applied Statistics 4 hrs. General Education Courses 2-8 hrs. FALL 20 CM315: Communication Practicum 1 hrs. CM330: Persuasion and Social Influence 3 hrs. CM375: Junior Seminar in Communication 1 hr. General Education Courses 7-11 hrs. FALL 21 CM305: Editing 3 hrs. CM475A: Senior Sem. in Comm. Research 2 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. INTERTERM CM350: Web Design I 3 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3 hrs. SPRING 19 G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-CM140: Public Speaking 3 hrs. CM135: Media Writing 3 hrs. SPRING 20 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-AR220 Graphic Design for Non-majors 3 hrs. G-CM221: Intercultural Communication 3 hrs. CM240: Gender Communication 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. SPRING 21 EN313: Advanced Expository Writing 3 hrs. CM310: Public Relations & Social Media Campaigns 3 hrs. CM325: Conflict Communication 3 hrs. General Education Courses 3-7 hrs. SPRING 22 CM475B: Senior Project in Communication 1 hr. Electives 11-15 hrs. *There is a pre-requisite for Statistics: A student must have an ACT in Math of 22 or higher, or have completed College Algebra. COMMUNICATION MAJOR: The Communication Program aims to develop majors who understand and effectively use communication skills in a variety of media with a variety of audiences. Students with this major will be prepared to work in private, government, and social justice and non-profit sectors. Jobs might include diverse fields including news writing, writing relations, human resources, event planning, political campaigning, organizational training, and conflict management.

DIGITAL MEDIA: COMMUNICATION FALL 18 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-CM120: Intro. to Human Communication 3 hrs. AR130: Design Software 2 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs.. INTERTERM G-CM140: Public Speaking 3 hrs. SPRING 19 G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. CM135: Media Writing 3 hrs. AR205 Multi-Media Software 2 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. FALL 19 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) AR230: Graphic Design 1 3 hrs. CM315: Communication Practicum 1 hr. CM210: Multimedia Storytelling 3 hrs. General Education Courses 5-9 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3 hrs. SPRING 20 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-CM221: Intercultural Communication 3 hrs. *G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. General Education Courses 5-9 hrs. FALL 20 CM330: Persuasion & Social Influence 3 hrs. CM315: Communication Practicum 1 hr. CM360: Videography I 3 hrs. CM375: Junior Seminar in Communication 1 hr. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. INTERTERM CM350: Web Design I 3 hrs. SPRING 21 CM310: Public Relations & Social Media Campaign 3 hrs. AR335: Moving Image Software 3 hrs. CM440: Web Design II 3 hrs. FALL 21 CM305: Editing 3 hrs. CM475A: Senior Seminar in Research 2 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. SPRING 22 EN313: Advanced Expository Writing 3 hrs. CM410: Videography II 3 hrs. CM475B: Senior Project in Communication 1 hr. Electives 5-9 hrs. DIGITAL COMMUNICATION MAJOR: This major aims to develop majors who understand and effectively use communication skills in a growing digital media industry. Students with this major will be prepared to work in diverse fields including public relations coordinator, digital media producer, social media strategist, web designer, and videographer.

DIGITAL MEDIA: VISUAL ARTS FALL 18 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. AR103: Elementary Design 3 hrs. AR130: Design Software 2 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. FALL 19 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) AR230: Graphic Design I 3 hrs. AR260: Prototyping 2 hrs. AR320: Typography/Logo Branding 3 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. FALL 20 AR265: UX/UI: Application 2 hrs. AR303: Photography II 3 hrs. AR330: Graphic Design III 3 hrs. CM360: Videography I 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. INTERTERM CM350: Web Design I 3 hrs. SPRING 19 G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. AR205: Multimedia Software 2 hrs. General Education Courses 7-11 hrs. SPRING 20 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) AR235: Graphic Design II 3 hrs. AR203: Photography I 2 hrs. General Education Courses 5-9 hrs. SPRING 21 AR333: Commercial Photography I 3 hrs. AR335: Moving Image Software- 3 hrs. AR450/CM440: Web Design II 3 hrs. FALL 21 CM330: Persuasion and Digital Media 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 9-13 hrs. INTERTERM General Education Course 3-4 hrs. SPRING 22 CM410: Videography II 3 hrs. AR470: Graphic Design Senior Show 1 hr. AR475G: Graphic Design IV 3 hrs. Electives 5-9 hrs. COMMUNICATION MAJOR: The Communication Program aims to develop majors who understand and effectively use communication skills in a variety of media with a variety of audiences. Students with this major will be prepared to work in diverse fields including news writing, broadcasting, public relations, human resources, event planning, political campaigning, organizational training, and conflict management.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-CI251: Intro. to Ed. Practicum 1 hr. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. (in Wichita) G-MA201: Survey of Mathematics 3 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. General Education Courses 6-10 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. General Education Course 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. G-EE210: Children's Literature 3 hrs. G-PE150: Concepts in Holistic Health 2 hrs. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. SE210: Intro to Infant/Child/Youth with Special Needs 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 2-6 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. EE301: Mthds for Tchg Art in Elem. School 1 hr. General Education Course 3 hrs. CI455: The Teaching-Learning Process 3 hrs. EE303: Reading/Language Arts I 4 hrs. EE305: Mthds for Tchg PE in Elem. School 1 hr. EE304: Mthds for Tchg Music in Elem. School 1 hr. EE307: Mthds for Tchg Math in Elem. School 3 hrs. EE306: Mthds for Tchg Science in Elem. School 3 hrs. EE309: Mthds for Tchg Soc. Studies El. School 3 hrs. EE230: Mathematics Content for Elem. Teacher 3 hrs. EE444: Reading/Language Arts II 3 hrs. CI426: Methods for Teaching Health in Elem. & Sec. Schools 1 hr. EE375: Elementary Ed. Practicum & Sem. 1 hr. EE375: Elementary Ed. Practicum & Seminar 1 hr. General Ed/Elective Courses 0-2 hrs. EE465: Student Teaching: Elementary 12 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 12-16 hrs. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR: The mission of McPherson College s Teacher Education Program is to produce service-oriented professionals who blend the art and science of teaching. Numerous experiences are provided as observers, aides, tutors, and as participants in student teaching experiences. Those seeking certification at all levels begin their professional work by the sophomore year and continue with incremental and sequential scheduling of their professional growth. Students must earn a minimum grade of C in G-EN111, G-CI150, & math courses. CI220 is a prerequisite for all methods courses.

ENGLISH G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-EN235: Selected Topics in Lit. 3 hrs. G-CM120: Intro to Human Com. 3 hrs. (or any interterm) G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-EN210: Masterpieces of World Lit. 3 hrs. G-ML109: Level II Spanish 3 hrs. G-ML108: Level I Spanish 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-7 hrs. General Education Course 1-5 hrs. FALL 19 INTERTERM SPRING 20 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3-4 hrs. EN230: Linguistics 2 hrs. EN340: British Literature I 3 hrs. G-EN270: Fiction 3 hrs. General Education Course 2-6 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) EN335: Advanced English Grammar 2 hrs. EN345: British Literature II 3 hrs. General Education Course 5-9 hrs. EN250L: American Literature I 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN255: American Literature II 3 hrs. CM305: Editing 3 hrs. EN313: Advanced Expository Writing 3 hrs. EN375: Jr. Seminar in English 1 hr. EN420: Creative Writing 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 5-9 hrs. EN430: History & Structure of English 2 hrs.. EN475A: Sr. Seminar in English 1 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN370 Poetry 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 11-15 hrs. EN420: Creative Writing 3 hrs. EN430: History & Structure of English 2 hrs. EN475B: Sr. Seminar in English 1 hr. General Ed/Elective Courses 4-8 hrs. ENGLISH MAJOR: The English Department commits itself to developing graduates who can read critically and communicate effectively and who understand the changing nature of language.

ENGLISH {Teacher Licensure} G-ID101: ACE 2 hr. G-EN235: Selected Topics in Lit. 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. (or any interterm) G-ML109: Level II Spanish 3 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. SE210: Intro Infants/Children/Youth w/ Spec Nds 3 hrs. G-ML108: Level I Spanish 3 hrs. G-EN255: American Literature II 3 hrs. G-EN210: Masterpieces of World Literature 3 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. General Education Courses 0-2 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. EN335: Advanced English Grammar 2 hrs. EN230: Linguistics 2 hrs G-CI251: Intro to Ed. Practicum 1 hr. EN345: British Literature II 3 hrs. CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. (in Wichita) G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. EN270: Fiction 3 hrs. EN340: British Literature 3 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI417: Methods of Teaching English in Sec. Schl 3 hrs. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. EN313: Advanced Expository Writing 3 hrs. EN250: American Literature I 3 hrs. EN320: Young Adult Literature 2 hrs. EN375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. PY204: Child & Adolescent Psychology 3 hrs. General Education Course 4-8 hrs. EN430: History & Structure of English Language 2 hrs. C351: Secondary Ed. Practicum 1 hr. CI455: The Teaching-Learning Process 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. EN475A: Senior Seminar in English 1 hr. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. G-EN210: World Literature I 3 hrs. CM305: Editing 3 hrs. CI351: Secondary Ed Practicum 1 hr. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. ENGLISH MAJOR: The English Department commits itself to developing graduates who can read critically and communicate effectively and who understand the changing nature of language.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-BI201: Biodiversity 4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. NS350: Stewardship Seminar 1 hr. NS350: Stewardship Seminar 1 hr. G-NS141: Environmental Science 4 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 4-8 hrs. G-SO101: Introduction to Sociology 3 hrs. The Environmental Stewardship major is flexible. During the Freshman year, students will personalize their major in consultation with the course instructor of the stewardship seminar. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 3 hrs. NS350: Stewardship Seminar 1 hr. BI325: Human Ecology, Epidemiology and Public Health 4 hrs. BI234: Microbiology 4 hrs. G-CH106: Environmental Chemistry 4 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. General Education/Elective Major Courses 2-6 hrs. BI354: Microbial Ecophysiology 5 hrs. NS495: Field Experience 4 hrs. NS375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. G-PH215: General Physics I 4 hrs. NS404: Environmental Ethics 2 hrs. NS300: Research Methods 1 hr. G-NS245: Climatology 4 hrs. General Education/Elective Major Courses 2-6 hrs. General Education/Elective Major Courses 5-9 hrs. NS416: Ecological Economics 2 hrs. NS350: Stewardship Seminar 1 hr. NS475: Senior Research 2 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 11-15 hrs. General Education/Elective Major Courses 7-11 hrs.

Health Sciences G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. PE180: First Aid & Personal Safety 2 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. BI112: College Biology II 4 hrs. G-BI111: College Biology I 4 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. **G-PE150: Concepts in Holisitc Health 2 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. General Education Courses 0-3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-BI210: Prin. Of Nutrition 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-CH111: College Chemistry I 5 hrs. CH112: College Chemistry II 5 hrs. PE280: Care & Treatment of Athletic Injuries 3 hrs. PE288: Psychology & Sociology of Sport 2hrs. General Education Courses 5-9 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. BI225: Human Anatomy 4 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. BI315: Human Physiology 4 hrs. G-PH215: General Physics I 4 hrs. PH216: General Physics II 4 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. PE330: Physiology of Exercise 3 hrs. General Education/Elective Courses 1-5 hrs. PE411: Kinesiology 4 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. PE475: Senior Seminar 2 hrs. NS/PE445: Readings & Research 1 hr. General Education/ Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. General Education Courses/Electives 7-11 hrs. **Recommended but not required HEALTH SCIENCES MAJOR: The purpose of the Department of Natural Science is to develop whole persons through experimental problem solving and the systematic study of the natural world. G-MA221 may have prerequisite depending on ACT math score (must have 22 to take G-MA221)

HISTORY -- Bachelor of Arts ( Option I ) FALL 18 INTERTERM SPRING 19 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-HI120: World Civilization Since 1500 3 hrs. G-HI110: World Civilization to 1500 3 hrs. Foreign Language 4 hrs. Foreign Language 4 hrs. G-HI130: Intro. Methods for Hist. Analysis 3 hrs. General Education Courses 2-5 hrs. General Education Courses 0-3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-SO 101: Intro to Sociology 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-HI201: U.S. History to 1877 3 hrs. G-HI202: U.S. History since 1877 3 hrs. G-PS101: Historical Introduction to Politics 3 hrs. Elective in History Elective in History 3 hrs. General Education Courses 3-6 hrs. General Education Courses 3 hrs. EC 201: Elementary Economics - Macro 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. Elective in History 3 hrs. Elective in History 3 hrs. Elective in History 3 hrs. HI410: Historiography 3 hrs. General Education Course 4 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 3-7 hrs. Electives 3-6 hrs. HI475: Senior Thesis 3 hrs. Electives 3-4 hrs. Elective in History 3 hrs. Electives 3-6 hrs. General Education Course 6-10 hrs. General Education Course 4 hrs. Electives 3-5 hrs. HISTORY MAJOR: The history major is designed to develop student scholarship in the field of history, to nurture historical and political awareness, and to enhance critical and analytical skills.

HISTORY FOR TEACHING LICENSURE (6-12) Bachelor of Arts (Option II ) G-ID101: Academic Community Essentials 2 hr. General Education Courses 3 hrs. G-HI130: Intro Methods for Hist. Analysis. 3 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. G-HI140: American History to 1877 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-PS102: U.S. Government 3 hrs. G-HI150: American History since 1877 3 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. G-PE150: Concepts in Holistic Health 2 hrs. G-PS101: Historical Introduction to Politics 3 hrs. G-SO 101: Intro to Sociology. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) CI220: Prin. & Strategies of Education 3 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Ed. Practicum 1 hr. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. G-HI261: Kansas History 3 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. Foreign Language 4 hrs. Foreign Language 4 hrs. PS 356 American Diplomacy 3 hrs. CI315: Reading in Content Field 2 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-3 hrs. G-HI110: World Civ to 1500 3 hrs. Oral Communication Gen Ed Course 3 hrs EC 201 Elementary Economics- Macro 3 hrs. CI408: Mthds. Tchg. Soc. Sci. in Sec. Schl. 3 hrs SE210: Intro. to Infants/Children/Youth w/spec. Needs 3 hrs. G-PS215: Global Peace Studies 3 hrs. HI410: Historiography 3 hrs. G-HI120: World Civ since 1500 3 hrs FALL 21 INTERTERM SPRING 22 G-PS130: Principles of Geography 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. HI475: Senior Thesis 3 hrs. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. CI455: The Teaching/Learning Process 3 hrs. CI351: Secondary Educ. Practicum & Sem. 1 hrs. Electives 2-5 hrs. 28

POLITICS and HISTORY -- Bachelor of Science ( Option III ) FALL 18 INTERTERM SPRING 19 G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: English Composition II 3 hrs. G-EN110: English Composition I 3 hrs. G-HI120: World Civilization Since 1500 3 hrs. G-PS102: U.S. Government 3 hrs. G-HI130: Introd. Mthds. for Hist. Analysis 3 hrs. G-PS101: Historical Introduction to Politics 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-PS125 International Relations and G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-HI201: U.S. History to 1877 3 hrs. Globalization 3 hrs. G-HI150: U.S. History since 1877 3 hrs. G-PS130: Principles of Geography 3 hrs. Electives 4-7 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 1-5 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. FALL 20 INTERTERM SPRING 21 G-HI110: World Civilization to 1500 3 hrs. G-SO 101: Introduction to Sociology 3 hrs. G-PS215: Global Peace Studies 3 hrs. EC201: Elementary Economics - Macro 3 hrs. PS388: Career Connections 3 hrs. G-HI220: Twentieth Century Europe 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. HI410: Historiography 3 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. FALL 21 INTERTERM SPRING 22 HI475: Senior Thesis 3 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. PS356: American Diplomacy 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 9-13 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 9-13 hrs. HISTORY MAJOR: The politics and history major is designed to develop student scholarship in political science, to prepare for informed participation in politics, to nurture political and historical awareness, and to enhance critical and analytical skills. 27

MATHEMATICS G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-MA111: Calculus I 4 hrs. G-MA153: Principles of Geometry 3 hrs. G-MA201: Survey of Mathematics 3 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) G-MA290: History of Mathematics 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) MA112: Calculus II 4 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics 4 hrs. IT200: Introduction to Programming 3 hrs. IT201: Data Structures 3 hrs. MA123: Discrete Mathematics 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs MA212: Calculus III 4 hrs. MA375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. MA342: Modern Geometry 4 hrs. PH205: College Physics I 5 hrs. PH206: College Physics II 5 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 3-7 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 0-3 hrs. MA475: Senior Project 2 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. MA411: Intro. to Algebraic Structures 4 hrs. MA366: Differential Equations 4 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 8-12 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. MATHEMATICAL MAJOR: The Department of Mathematics commits itself to developing students who understand mathematics as an object of study (an academic discipline), who can use mathematics as a problem-solving tool in other disciplines, and who are skilled in mathematical reasoning, problem solving, critical thinking and communication. 30

MATHEMATICS {Teacher Licensure} G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-MA111: Calculus I 4 hrs. G-MA153: Principles of Geometry 3 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. G-PE150: Concepts in Holistic Health 2 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. General Education Courses 0-4 hrs. FALL 19 INTERTERM SPRING 20 G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. MA342: Modern Geometry 4 hrs. IT200: Introduction to Programming 3 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Ed. Practicum 1 hr. IT201: Data Structures 3 hrs. G-MA112: Calculus II 4 hrs. (in Wichita) MA366: Differential Equations 3 hrs. PH205: College Physics I 5 hrs. PH206: College Physics II 5 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course - 0-2 hrs. MA212: Calculus III 4 hrs. MA123: Discrete Math 3 hrs. G-MA290: History of Mathematics 3 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Education 2 hrs. G-MA221: Elementary Applied Statistics - 4 hrs. CI407: Mthds. of Tchng. Math in Sec. School 3 hrs. MA375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. G-MA201: Survey of Mathematics 3 hrs. CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. MA411: Algebraic Structures 4 hrs. SE210: Intro to Infants/Children/Youth w/ Special Needs 3 hrs. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 0-2 hrs. CI351: Sec. Ed. Practicum & Seminar 1 hr. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. CI455: The Teaching-Learning Process 3 hrs. CI476: Professional Education Seminar 2 hrs. MA475: Senior Project 2 hrs. CI351: Sec. Ed. Practicum & Seminar 1 hr. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. MATHEMATICAL MAJOR: The Department of Mathematics commits itself to developing students who understand mathematics as an object of study (an academic discipline), who can use mathematics as a problem-solving tool in other disciplines, and who are skilled in mathematical reasoning, problem solving, critical thinking and communication. 31

PERFORMING ARTS: MUSIC Student enrolling even years G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-PA110: Introduction to Performing Arts 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA240: Music Theory II 3 hrs. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA140: Music Theory I 3 hrs. PA244: Sight Singing and Ear Training II 1 hr. PA144: Sight Singing & Ear Training 1hr. General Ed/Elective Course 2-6 hrs. (Soc. Inst.) General Education Course 1-4 hrs. G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. General Education Course 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. PA340: Music Theory III 3 hrs. (Science) G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. PA144: Sight Singing & Ear Training 1 hr. G-PA160: Performing for the Stage 3 hrs. G-PA170: Stagecrafts 3 hrs. PA240: Music Theory IV 3 hrs. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA444: Sight Singing and Ear Training IV 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. General Ed/Elective Courses 2-6 hrs.(history) PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. General Education Course 0-4 hrs. (Beh. Science) G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. Electives 3 hrs. G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. PA365A: Conducting 2 hrs. G-PA385: Performing Arts History and Lit. I 3 hrs. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. (Lab Science & Health) (Math, Oral Competency) G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. Electives 3 hrs. G-PA132/4: College Choir and/or Band 1 hr. G-PA390: Performing Arts History and Lit. II 3 hrs. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA475: Senior Project 2 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 6-10 hrs. (Global/Intercultural & Spanish) General Ed/Elective Course 7-11 hrs. (Rel/Blf/Val) PERFORMING ARTS: MUSIC MAJOR: The Department of Performing Arts commits itself to developing students who understand and appreciate the place of artistic creativity through performance and production.

PERFORMING ARTS: MUSIC {Teacher Licensure} Students enrolling even years G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-PA110: Introduction to Performing Arts 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. G-CI150: Intro to Education 3 hrs. PA240: Music Theory II 3 hrs. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330A: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. PA244: Sight Singing and Ear Training II 1 hr. PA144: Sight Singing & Ear Training 1 hr. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. PA140: Music Theory I 3 hrs. General Education Course 2-3 hrs. (PE/Health) CI220: Prin. & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. (Science) G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Education Practicum 1 hr. G-PA132/4: Choir- 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. G-PA160: Performing for the Stage 3 hrs. PA140: Music Theory III 3 hrs. PA240: Music Theory IV 3 hrs. PA344: Sight Singing & Ear Training III 1 hr. PA242: Sight Singing and Ear Training IV 1 hr. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. SE210: Intro. to Infants/Children/Youth with Special Needs 3 hrs. PY204: Child & Adolescent Psychology 3 hrs. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. CI454: Mthds. Tchng Instrmntal Music (7-12) 3hrs. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. (Oral Competency) PA275: Instrumental Techniques Lab 2 hrs. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. PA330: Private Lesson - 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. PA330C: Private Guitar 1 hr. G-PA385: Performing Arts History and Lit I 4 hrs. PA365A: Conducting 2 hrs. CI465: Adv. Conducting & Rehrsal Techniques 2 hrs. PA375: Junior Seminar 1 hr. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. (Lab science & Spanish) General Education Course 3 hrs. (Mathematics)

CI455: Teaching-Learning Process 3 hrs. General Education Course 3 hrs. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. CI451: Methods for Teaching Gen. Music (Pk-6) 3 hrs. (Religion/Beliefs/Values) PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. EE375: Elem. Ed. Practicum and Seminar 1 hr. PA475: Senior Project 2 hrs. G-PA170: Stagecrafts 3 hrs. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. G-PA132/4: Choir 1 hr. and/or Band 1 hr. G-CI333: Intercultural Ed. Seminar 2 hrs. G-PA390: Performing Arts History and Lit II 4 hrs. CI351: Sec. Ed. Practicum & Seminar 1 hr. PA330B: Private Piano 1 hr. CI453: Mthds. for Tchng Vocal Music (7-12)- 3hrs. PA330: Private Lesson 1 hr. General Education Course 1-4 hrs. (History) Fall 22 EE 465: Student Teaching: Elementary 6 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 6 hrs. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR PERFORMING ARTS: MUSIC MAJOR: The Department of Performing Arts commits itself to developing students who understand and appreciate the place of artistic creativity through performance and production.

PERFORMING ARTS: THEATRE G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-TH120: Theatre & Film 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Rhetoric II 3 hrs. G-PA160: Performing for the Stage 3 hrs. ET101: Creativity & Innovation for Transformation 3 hrs. PA220: Stage Make-Up 2 hrs. G-PA170: Stagecrafts 3 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-TH100: Introduction to Theatre 3 hrs. PA370: Theatrical Design 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. PA250: Dance I: Ballet and Ballroom 2 hrs. General Education Courses 5-9 hrs. G-PA265: Script Analysis 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. PA372: Costuming 2 hrs. TH365: Stage & Technical Direction 3 hrs. G-PA385: Performing Arts History and Lit I 3 hrs. Electives 3-5 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 10-14 hrs. G-PA390: Performing Arts Hist and Lit II 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Course 3-4 hrs. PA475: Senior Capstone 2 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 9-13 hrs. PA400: Form and Style in Performing Arts 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 7-11 hrs. PERFORMING ARTS: THEATRE MAJOR: The Department of Performing Arts commits itself to developing students who understand and appreciate the place of artistic creativity through performance and production.

PERFORMING ARTS: THEATRE {Teacher Licensure} G-ID101: ACE 2 hrs. G-CM140: Public Speaking 3 hrs. G-EN111: College Composition II 3 hrs. G-PA160: Performing for the Stage 3 hrs. ET101: Creativity & Innovation for Transformation 3 hrs. G-CM120: Introduction to Human Com. 3 hrs. G-PA170: Stagecrafts 3 hrs. G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. G-CI150: Introduction to Education 3 hrs. G-CM140: Public Speaking 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. G-ID202: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or spring) General Education Course 3 hrs. G-ID201: Sophomore Seminar 2 hrs. (or fall) G-PY101: Introduction to Psychology 3 hrs. G-CI251: Intro to Ed Practicum 1 hr. CM130: Interpersonal Communication 3 hrs. SE210: Intro to Infts/Chldrn/Yth w/ Spec. Needs 3 hrs. (in Wichita) PA400: Form & Style in Performing Arts 3 hrs. General Education Courses 4-8 hrs. PA370: Theatrical Design 3 hrs. General Education Courses 1-5 hrs. CI315: Reading in the Content Field 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. G-CI333: Intercultural Ed. Seminar 2 hrs. CI220: Principles & Strategies of Teaching 3 hrs. G-PA385: Performing Arts History and Lit I 3 hrs. G-PA265: Script Analysis 3 hrs. PA372: Costuming 2 hrs. CI232: Educational Technology 2 hrs. CI416: Methods for Teaching Speech/Theatre TH365: Stage & Technical Directing 2 hrs. In Secondary School 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 0-4 hrs. PY204: Child & Adolescent Development 3 hrs. General Ed/Elective Courses 0-3 hrs. PA475: Senior Capstone 2 hrs. General Education Course 3-4 hrs. CI475: Student Teaching: Secondary 12 hrs. CI455: The Teaching Learning Process 3 hrs. CI476: Professional Seminar in Education 2 hrs. CI351: Secondary Ed. Practicum and Sem. 2 hrs. G-PA390: Performing Arts History and Lit II 3 hrs. General Education Courses 2-6 hrs. PERFORMING ARTS: THEATRE MAJOR: The Department of Performing Arts commits itself to developing students who understand and appreciate the place of artistic creativity through performance and production. 36