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Communication
	• COM 4720 - Seminar in Communication
	• COM 4810 - Internship in Communication
	• COM 4820 - Practicum in Communication
	• COM 4850 - Senior Project in Communication
	• COM 4910 - Independent Study in Communication
Criminal Justice Other relevant courses may be found under Psychology, Social Work, and Sociology.
	• CRJ 1010 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 2010 - Law Enforcement in America
	• CRJ 2020 - American Judicial Process
	• CRJ 2080 - Correctional Philosophies and Practices
	• CRJ 2110 - Community-Based Corrections
	• CRJ 2210 - The Death Penalty
	• CRJ 2510 - Criminal Law
	• CRJ 2810 - Field Experience
	• CRJ 2910 - Independent Study
	• CRJ 3010 - Crime Victims
	• CRJ 3020 - Criminal Justice Administration
	• CRJ 3025 - Crime Scene Investigation
	• CRJ 3030 - Evidence
	• CRJ 3040 - Women and Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 3050 - Law and Society
	• CRJ 3060 - Constitutional Criminal Procedure
	• CRJ 3120 - White Collar Crime
	• CRJ 3140 - Mass Murderers and Serial Killers
	• CRJ 3160 - Juvenile Justice
	• CRJ 3170 - Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 3740 - Selected Topics in Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 3820 - Criminal Justice Proctorship
	• CRJ 4720 - Senior Seminar in Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 4810 - Criminal Justice Internship and Seminar
	• CRJ 4910 - Independent Study
Dance Other relevant courses may be found under Physical Education.
	• DAN 1040 - Introductory Dance Workshop
	• DAN 1050 - Aerobic Dance
	• DAN 2020 - Rhythms And Dance
	• DAN 2140 - Intermediate Dance Workshop
	• DAN 2730 - Special Topics in Dance
	• DAN 3133 - Advanced Dance Workshop
Economics Other relevant courses may be found under History, Geography, Global Studies, Environmental Studies, and Political Science.
	• ECO 1010 - Economics and Society
	• ECO 1030 - The Economics of Wealth and Poverty
	• ECO 1040 - Global Economic Issues
	• ECO 2040 - Macroeconomics in a Global Context
	• ECO 2050 - Microeconomics in a Global Context
	• ECO 2120 - U.S. Economic History
	• ECO 2910 - Independent Study
	• ECO 3020 - Money, Banking, and the Financial Services Sector
	• ECO 3050 - Women in the Economy
	• ECO 3060 - Political Economy of the Environment
	• ECO 3080 - Foundations of Economics for Secondary Educators
	• ECO 3210 - Great Ideas in Economics
	• ECO 3220 - International Trade and Development
	• ECO 3240 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
	• ECO 3250 - Intermediate Microeconomics
	• ECO 3810 - Internship in Economics
	• ECO 4810 - Internship in Economics
	• ECO 4910 - Independent Study
Education
	• EDU 1000 - Introduction to Education
	• EDU 1100 - Education Technology
	• EDU 2110 - Introduction to Exceptional Populations
	• EDU 2140 - Cognitive Differences and Emotional Challenges
	• EDU 2610 - Middle Grades Curriculum
	• EDU 3130 - Learning Differences and Attention Difficulties
	• EDU 3280 - Behavior Differences: Social and Academic Success for All
	• EDU 3370 - Models of Assessment and Intervention in Special Education
	• EDU 3380 - Collaboration and Special Education Law
	• EDU 3450 - Instructional Application of Computers
	• EDU 3620 - Middle Grades Organization
	• EDU 3630 - Middle Grades Embedded Literacy
	• EDU 3900 - Independent Study
	• EDU 4510 - Assessment of and for Learning in Career and Technical Education Classrooms
	• EDU 4520 - Curriculum Management in Career and Technical Education
	• EDU 4530 - Learning Styles and Diversity in Career and Technical Education Classrooms
	• EDU 4540 - Instructional Practices and Tiered Interventions in Career and Technical Education
	• EDU 4550 - Technology in Career and Technical Education
	• EDU 4590 - Capstone Project
	• EDU 4720 - Student Teaching Seminar
	• EDU 4815 - Education Theory and Practice
	• EDU 4871 - Directed Student Teaching I
	• EDU 4872 - Directed Student Teaching II
	• EDU 4900 - Independent Study
	• INT 1090 - Education and Inequality
English General Policy Statement: Students write critical and/or research papers in all English Department courses. NOTE: Literature courses are designated by an “(L)” after the course title.
	• ENG 0040 - Essential Writing
	• ENG 1010 - Introduction to Academic Writing
	• ENG 1061 - English Composition
	• ENG 1070 - Effective Speaking
	• ENG 1310 - Introduction to Literature (L)
	• ENG 2010 - Expository and Argumentative Writing
	• ENG 2101 - Creative Writing
	• ENG 2161 - World Literature through Renaissance (L)
	• ENG 2162 - World Literature from Enlightenment (L)
	• ENG 2260 - Touchstones of Western Literature (L)
	• ENG 2270 - Honors Touchstones (L)
	• ENG 2271 - English Literature: Anglo-Saxons to 18th Century (L)
	• ENG 2272 - English Literature: 18th Century to Present (L)
	• ENG 2311 - American Literature: Colonial to Civil War (L)
	• ENG 2312 - American Literature: Civil War to Present (L)
	• ENG 2411 - Nineteenth Century Children’s Literature (L)
	• ENG 2412 - Twentieth Century Children’s Literature (L)
	• ENG 2515 - Teaching with Non-Print Media Pedagogy Lab
	• ENG 2910 - Independent Study
	• ENG 3060 - Technical and Professional Writing
	• ENG 3070 - Writing Non-Fiction

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