PHILOSOPHY 293
Mortuary Science Curriculum (Numerals in front of courses indicate credits)
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FRESHMAN Fall College Composition/LENG 111 3 Anat. & Phys. I & Lab/BIOL 108/109 4 MATH 3 Introduction to Philosophy/LPHI 131 3 Business Tech I/CIS 150 3 First-Year Seminar ___ 16 SOPHOMORE Fall Theology II Series/LTHE 3 Business/Legal Environ/BCOR 203 3 BCOR 241 or BCOR 311 or BCOR 251 3 Philosophy II Series/LPHI 3 Intro to Gerontology/GERO 211 3 Language ___1
Spring Crit Analysis & Comp/LENG 112 Anat. & Phys. II & Lab/BIOL 110/111 Hist of West & World/LHST 111 Speech/SPCH 111 Sacred Scripture/LTHE 121
Spring Financial Acct/BCOR 201 Bus/Prof Comm/ENGL 212 Language Managerial Acct/BCOR 202 Theology/Philosophy III Series LTHE/LPHI Leadership Seminar
16 JUNIOR Fall Literature Series/LENG Fine Art Series/LFIN Interviewing Skills/SCWK 360 Mental Health of Elderly/GERO 336 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I/SCWK 221
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Spring Death & Dying & Bereavement, Capstone/GERO 400 Biomedical Aspects of Aging/ GERO 315 Prof Lecture Series/MORT 390 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II/SCWK 222 Introduction to Psychology/ PSYC 111
*Gannon will grant 30 credits for successful completion of technical studies in a licensed mortuary school. 98 credits – Gannon 30 credits – Mortuary School 128 credits – Total
PHILOSOPHY MICHAEL LATZER, PH.D., Chairperson FACULTY: Professor: Thomas Upton. Associate Professors: William Haggerty, Michael Latzer. Assistant Professor: David Nordquest. Aims and Objectives: Philosophy is the love and pursuit of wisdom. An essential part of a person’s education should be the serious and personal exploration of the “ultimate questions”—issues of human nature and human destiny, of how we should live, of the nature of the world around us, and of the being and nature of God on whom we are dependent for our existence.