At the discretion of the Admissions and Progression Committee, 20-31 credits may be selected from the following departments to complete this major. Required Courses Course Department Number Credits Course Title ATP 207 3 Emergency Response in Athletics or NUR 136: First Aid and CPR (1 credit) 208 2 Introduction to Physical Conditioning BIO 109 3 Human Anatomy 207 4 Human Physiology 215 4 Microbiology CHE 106 4 Health Professions Chemistry CSC 105 3 Introduction to Computers ESC 205 3 Nutrition for Fitness and Sport NUR 206 3 Pharmacology PSY 107 3 Human Development: A Life Span Perspective SOC 106 3 Societies 48 credits from the following departments are required for this major: Course Department Number Credits Course Title ENG 345 3 Grants Writing and Research HSV 216 3 Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences 465 6 Human Service Internship PHL 205 3 Ethics PSY 105 3 Introduction to Psychology 106 3 Social Psychology 201 3 Developmental Psychology: Birth to Twelve Years or PSY 202: Developmental Psychology: Adolescent 308 3 Abnormal Psychology SOC 105 3 Principles of Sociology 206 3 Introduction to Social Work 305 3 Formal Organizations 306 3 The Family 325 3 Introduction to Social Casework 406 3 Social Science Research Methods ___ 3 Any 300 level Social Science course 68-79 Credits for this major; prerequisite courses may be necessary and the General Education Requirements must be completed (see page 86). Recommended Courses BUS 306 POL 105 208
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Business Finance American National Government or POL 106: Introduction to Politics State and Local Government
HUMAN SERVICES COURSE OFFERINGS HSV 216. Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences 3 credits (Crosslisted as POL 216, PSY 216 and SOC 216) An introduction to statistical and data analytical techniques for students majoring in the social and behavioral sciences. Topics include descriptive statistics for central tendency, variation and association, fundamentals of probability, sampling distributions, the logic of inference, estimation and hypothesis tests for means and percentages, and an overview of more advanced techniques including the analysis of
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