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Cedar Crest College · Allentown, PA

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Program
Award
Education Programs
Credits (computed from items)
554
Catalog edition
2026
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
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Institution Transfer Profile
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Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Early Childhood Education Major Course Requirements

14 items
  1. WRI 100
    College Writing
    As published: “WRI 100 College Writing (WRI-1)”
    3
  2. ENG 101
    Survey of British Literature I –
    As published: “ENG 101, ENG 102, or ENG 120 American or British Literature (HUM)”
    3
  3. MAT 110
    Probability and Statistics
    As published: “MAT 110 Probability and Statistics (ML)”
    3
  4. MAT 202
    Mathematics for Elementary Education
    As published: “MAT 202 Mathematics for the Early Childhood Teacher (ML)”
    3
  5. HIS 121
    History of the United States from Contact to Reconstruction –
    As published: “HIS 121 History of the United States from Contact to Reconstruction (HUM)”
    3
  6. PSY 100
    Introduction to Psychology –
    As published: “PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology (SS)”
    3
  7. PSY 210
    Lifespan Development –
    As published: “PSY 210 Lifespan Development (PDE requirement; prerequisite PSY 100)”
    3
  8. SOC 100
    Introduction to Culture and Society –
    As published: “SOC 100 Introduction to Culture and Society (SS)”
    3
  9. DNC 209
    Creative Movement and Embodied Learning
    As published: “DNC 209 Creative Movement and Embodied Learning (ART)”
    3
  10. ART 110
    Principles of Visual Organization
    As published: “ART 110 Principles of Visual Organization (ART)”
    3
  11. BIO 111
    Concepts in Ecology and Environmental Issues –
    As published: “BIO 111 Concepts in Ecology & Environmental Issues and Lab (SCI)”
    4
  12. BIO 102
    Concepts in Human Biology and Health Issues – 3 or
    As published: “BIO 102 or other physical science course (SCI)”
    3
  13. CCC 101
    College Life (Fall,
    As published: “CCC 101 College Life”
    0.5
  14. CCC 102
    Exploring Your Future (Spring,
    As published: “CCC 102 Exploring Your Future”
    0.5

Education Program /Course Requirements

21 items
  1. EDU 100
    Foundations of American Education
    As published: “EDU 100 Foundations of American Education”
    3
  2. EDU 103
    Educational Psychology –
    As published: “EDU 103 Educational Psychology”
    3
  3. EDU 151
    Field Experience I –
    As published: “EDU 151 Field Experience I (co-requisite EDU 100)”
    1
  4. ECE 207
    Literacy Teaching and Learning (Pre-K to Grade 5) –
    As published: “ECE 207 Literacy Teaching and Learning (Pre-K to Grade 5)”
    3
  5. EDU 211
    The Science of Writing: Teaching Students to Write –
    As published: “EDU 211 The Science of Writing: Teaching Students to Write”
    3
  6. EDU 213
    Field Experience III: Early Childhood Education –
    As published: “EDU 213 Field Experience III: Early Childhood Education (co-requisite EDU 211)”
    1
  7. EDU 240
    Nutrition, Health, and Safety –
    As published: “EDU 240 Nutrition, Health, and Safety”
    3
  8. EDU 304
    Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning –
    As published: “EDU 304 Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning”
    3
  9. EDU 308
    Integrating the Arts Across the Curriculum –
    As published: “EDU 308 Integrating the Arts Across the Curriculum”
    3
  10. EDU 317
    Curriculum, Assessment, and Learning Experiences in Science for Early Childhood Educators –
    As published: “EDU 317 Curriculum, Assessment, & Learning Experiences in Science for Early Childhood Educators”
    3
  11. EDU 319
    Curriculum, Assessment, and Learning Experiences in Social Studies for Early Childhood Educators –
    As published: “EDU 319 Curriculum, Assessment, and Learning Experiences for Social Studies for Early Childhood Educators”
    3
  12. EDU 321
    Field Experience IV: Early Childhood Education
    As published: “EDU 321 Field Experience IV: Early Childhood Education (co-requisite EDU 317 or EDU 319)”
    1
  13. EDU 332
    Curriculum, Assessment, and Learning Experiences in Mathematics for Early Childhood Educators –
    As published: “EDU 332 Curriculum, Assessment, and Learning Experiences in Mathematics for Early Childhood Educators”
    3
  14. EDU 340
    Structured Literacy: Effective Instruction for Students –
    As published: “EDU 340 Structured Literacy: Effective Instruction for Students”
    3
  15. EDU 359
    Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student –
    As published: “EDU 359 Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student”
    3
  16. SPE 220
    Evidence-Based Approaches –
    As published: “SPE 220 Evidence-Based Approaches”
    3
  17. SPE 241
    The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI II) –
    As published: “SPE 241 The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process”
    3
  18. SPE 245
    Field Experience II
    As published: “SPE 245 Field Experience II (co-requisite SPE 241)”
    1
  19. SPE 344
    Adaptations, Modifications, and Assistive Technology –
    As published: “SPE 344 Adaptations, Modifications, and Assistive Technology”
    3
  20. EDU 372
    Student Teaching: Early Childhood Education –
    As published: “EDU 372 Student Teaching: Early Childhood Education”
    9
  21. EDU 374
    Professional Education Seminar –
    As published: “EDU 374 Professional Education Seminar”
    3

Education Program Course Requirements 43 credits total

41 items
  1. EDU 100
    Foundations of American Education
    As published: “EDU 100 Foundations of American Education”
    3
  2. EDU 103
    Educational Psychology –
    As published: “EDU 103 Educational Psychology”
    3
  3. EDU 151
    Field Experience I –
    As published: “EDU 151 Field Experience I”
    1
  4. EDU 214
    Reading in the Content Area –
    As published: “EDU 214 Reading in the Content Area”
    3
  5. EDU 215
    Field Experience III: Secondary Education
    As published: “EDU 215 Field Experience III: Secondary Education (co-requisite EDU 214)”
    1
  6. EDU 304
    Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning –
    As published: “EDU 304 Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning”
    3
  7. EDU 350
    Field Experience IV: Secondary Education –
    As published: “EDU 350 Field Experience IV: Secondary (co-requisite EDU 346/7/8/9)”
    1
  8. EDU 359
    Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student –
    As published: “EDU 359 Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student SPE 220 Evidence-Based Approaches 3 credits”
    3
  9. SPE 241
    The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI II) –
    As published: “SPE 241 The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process”
    3
  10. SPE 245
    Field Experience II
    As published: “SPE 245 Field Experience II (co-requisite SPE 241)”
    1
  11. EDU 346
    Instructional Practices and Strategies for Secondary Science and Mathematics Classrooms –
    As published: “EDU 346 Instructional Practices and Strategies for Secondary Science and Mathematics Classrooms or”
    3
  12. EDU 347
    Instructional Practices and Strategies for the Social Studies Classroom –
    As published: “EDU 347 Instructional Practices and Strategies for the Social Studies Classroom or”
    3
  13. EDU 348
    EDU 348 Instructional Practices and Strategies for the Secondary English Classroom or
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  14. EDU 349
    Instructional Practices and Strategies for the K-12 World Language Classrooms –
    As published: “EDU 349 Instructional Practices and Strategies for the K-12 World Language Classrooms”
    3
  15. EDU 373
    Student Teaching: Secondary Education –
    As published: “EDU 373 Student Teaching: Secondary Education”
    9
  16. EDU 374
    Professional Education Seminar –
    As published: “EDU 374 Professional Education Seminar”
    3
  17. BIO 123
    BIO 123 Foundations of Biology
    Not resolved to a course
    4
  18. BIO 124
    Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology –
    As published: “BIO 124 Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology”
    4
  19. BIO 231
    Genetics –
    As published: “BIO 231 Genetics”
    4
  20. BIO 239
    Animal Ecology, Development, and Evolution –
    As published: “BIO 239 Animal Ecology, Development, and Evolution”
    4
  21. BIO 316
    Conservation Biology and GIS (Alternate years) – 3 or
    As published: “BIO 316 Conservation Biology and GIS”
    4
  22. BIO 117
    Human Anatomy and Physiology I – 3 or
    As published: “BIO 117 Human Anatomy and Physiology I *”
    4
  23. BIO 118
    Human Anatomy and Physiology II –
    As published: “BIO 118 Human Anatomy and Physiology II *”
    4
  24. BIO 358
    Science, Ethics, and Society –
    As published: “BIO 358 Science, Ethics, and Society **”
    3
  25. CHE 111
    Chemical Principles –
    As published: “CHE 111 Chemical Principles”
    4
  26. CHE 112
    Chemical Equilibrium and Analysis –
    As published: “CHE 112 Chemical Equilibrium and Analysis”
    4
  27. CHE 205
    Organic Chemistry I –
    As published: “CHE 205 Organic Chemistry I”
    4
  28. PHY 104
    College Physics I –
    As published: “PHY 104 College Physics I”
    4
  29. MAT 141
    Calculus I
    As published: “MAT 141 Calculus I or”
    3
  30. MAT 110
    Probability and Statistics
    As published: “MAT 110 Probability and Statistics”
    3
  31. CHE 111
    Chemical Principles –
    As published: “CHE 111 Chemical Principles”
    4
  32. CHE 112
    Chemical Equilibrium and Analysis –
    As published: “CHE 112 Chemical Equilibrium and Analysis”
    4
  33. CHE 205
    Organic Chemistry I –
    As published: “CHE 205 Organic Chemistry I”
    4
  34. CHE 206
    Organic Chemistry II –
    As published: “CHE 206 Organic Chemistry II”
    4
  35. CHE 307
    Biochemistry I –
    As published: “CHE 307 Biochemistry”
    3
  36. CHE 320
    Environmental Chemistry – 3 or
    As published: “CHE 320 Environmental Chemistry”
    3
  37. CHE 331
    Inorganic Chemistry – 3 or
    As published: “CHE 331 Inorganic Chemistry”
    3
  38. CHE 335
    Physical Chemistry I – 3 or
    As published: “CHE 335 Physical Chemistry”
    3
  39. MAT 141
    Calculus I
    As published: “MAT 141 Calculus I”
    3
  40. MAT 142
    Calculus II
    As published: “MAT 142 Calculus II”
    3
  41. PHY 104
    College Physics I –
    As published: “PHY 104 College Physics I”
    3

Core requirements: 12 credits

18 items
  1. ENG 120
    Survey of American Literature –
    As published: “ENG 120 Survey of American Literature”
    3
  2. ENG 200
    Literary Analysis –
    As published: “ENG 200 Literary Analysis”
    3
  3. ENG 204
    Linguistics and Language Change –
    As published: “ENG 204 Linguistics and Development of the English Language”
    3
  4. ENG 352
    English Seminar –
    As published: “ENG 352 English Seminar or designated capstone offering ( Junior or Senior Class Standing )”
    3
  5. ENG 101
    Survey of British Literature I –
    As published: “ENG 101 Survey of British Literature I or”
    3
  6. ENG 102
    Survey of British Literature II –
    As published: “ENG 102 Survey of British Literature II”
    3
  7. ENG 245
    Topics in World Literature –
    As published: “ENG 245 Topics in World Literature or”
    3
  8. ENG 105
    Survey of World Literature I: The Ancient World to the 17th Century –
    As published: “ENG 105 Survey of World Literature I”
    3
  9. ENG 206
    Chaucer –
    As published: “ENG 206 Chaucer or”
    3
  10. ENG 211
    Shakespeare –
    As published: “ENG 211 Shakespeare or”
    3
  11. ENG 229
    Major American Authors –
    As published: “ENG 229 Major American Authors”
    3
  12. COM 140
    Introduction to Film –
    As published: “COM 140 Introduction to Film or”
    3
  13. COM 240
    History of Cinema –
    As published: “COM 240 History of Cinema or”
    3
  14. COM 244
    Topics in Film –
    As published: “COM 244 Topics in Film or”
    3
  15. ENG 180
    Women Go to the Movies, or How to Read a Film –
    As published: “ENG 180 Women Go to the Movies”
    3
  16. ENG 233
    Creative Writing: Fiction –
    As published: “ENG 233 Creative Writing: Fiction or”
    3
  17. ENG 234
    Creative Writing: Poetry –
    As published: “ENG 234 Creative Writing: Poetry or”
    3
  18. ENG 235
    Topics in Nonfiction Writing –
    As published: “ENG 235 Topics in Nonfiction Writing”
    3

Portfolio of Writing Requirement:

37 items
  1. ENG 204
    Linguistics and Language Change –
    As published: “ENG 204 Linguistics and Language Change”
    3
  2. SPA 203
    Spanish in the Workplace
    As published: “SPA 203 Spanish in the Workplace”
    3
  3. SPA 301
    Spanish Grammar and Composition
    As published: “SPA 301 Spanish Grammar and Composition”
    3
  4. SPA 302
    Spanish Conversation
    As published: “SPA 302 Spanish Conversation”
    3
  5. SPA 303
    SPA 303 or 304 Survey of Spanish Literature and Culture
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  6. SPA 305
    Survey of Latin-American Literature and Culture
    As published: “SPA 305 Survey of Latin American Literature and Culture”
    3
  7. SPA 311
    Hispanic Culture and Civilization
    As published: “SPA 311 Hispanic Culture and Civilization or”
    3
  8. SPA 312
    Hispanic Popular Culture in the United States
    As published: “SPA 312 Hispanic Popular Culture in the United States”
    3
  9. SPA 315
    Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture
    As published: “SPA 315 Topics and Hispanic Literature and Culture”
    3
  10. MAT 140
    Pre-Calculus
    As published: “MAT 140 Pre-Calculus (or MAT elective 200-level or higher)”
    3
  11. MAT 141
    Calculus I
    As published: “MAT 141 Calculus I”
    3
  12. MAT 142
    Calculus II
    As published: “MAT 142 Calculus II”
    3
  13. MAT 210
    Mathematical Statistics and Probability
    As published: “MAT 210 Mathematical Probability and Statistics”
    3
  14. MAT 211
    Calculus III
    As published: “MAT 211 Calculus III”
    3
  15. MAT 212
    Vector Calculus
    As published: “MAT 212 Vector Calculus”
    3
  16. MAT 224
    Discrete Mathematics
    As published: “MAT 224 Discrete Mathematics”
    3
  17. MAT 311
    Linear Algebra
    As published: “MAT 311 Linear Algebra”
    3
  18. MAT 316
    Modern Algebra
    As published: “MAT 316 Modern Algebra”
    3
  19. MAT 324
    Modern Geometry
    As published: “MAT 324 Modern Geometry”
    3
  20. HIS 107
    European History toeach term
    As published: “HIS 107 European History to 1660 I”
    3
  21. HIS 108
    European History Since 1660
    As published: “HIS 108 European History Since 1660”
    3
  22. HIS 121
    History of the United States from Contact to Reconstruction –
    As published: “HIS 121 History of the United States from Contact to Reconstruction”
    3
  23. HIS 122
    History of the United States from Reconstruction to the Present
    As published: “HIS 122 History of the United States from Reconstruction to the Present”
    3
  24. HIS 224
    America as a World Power –
    As published: “HIS 224 America as a World Power”
    3
  25. PSC 110
    American Politics
    As published: “PSC 110 American Politics”
    3
  26. PSC 120
    Introduction to International Relations
    As published: “PSC 120 Introduction to International Relations”
    3
  27. PSC 206
    Presidents and Parliaments: Topics in Comparative Politics
    As published: “PSC 206 Presidents & Parliaments: Topics in Comparative Politics”
    3
  28. GST 100
    Introduction to Global Studies –
    As published: “GST 100 Introduction to Global Studies”
    3
  29. ECO 222
    Economic Geography
    As published: “ECO 222 Economic Geography”
    3
  30. WRI 100
    College Writing
    As published: “WRI 100 College Writing (WRI-1)”
    3
  31. ENG 101
    Survey of British Literature I –
    As published: “ENG 101, 102, or 120 American or British Literature (HUM)”
    3
  32. MAT 202
    Mathematics for Elementary Education
    As published: “MAT 202 Mathematics for the Early Childhood Educator (ML)”
    3
  33. PSY 100
    Introduction to Psychology –
    As published: “PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology (SS)”
    3
  34. DNC 209
    Creative Movement and Embodied Learning
    As published: “DNC 209 Creative Movement and Embodied Learning (ART)”
    3
  35. CCC 206
    CCC 206 Sophomore Experience or other GS course (GS)
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  36. CCC 101
    College Life (Fall,
    As published: “CCC 101 College Life”
    0.5
  37. CCC 102
    Exploring Your Future (Spring,
    As published: “CCC 102 Exploring Your Future”
    0.5

Electives: 21 credits

20 items
  1. EDU 100
    Foundations of American Education
    As published: “EDU 100 Foundations of American Education”
    3
  2. EDU 103
    Educational Psychology –
    As published: “EDU 103 Educational Psychology”
    3
  3. EDU 151
    Field Experience I –
    As published: “EDU 151 Field Experience I”
    1
  4. SPE 241
    The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI II) –
    As published: “SPE 241 The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process”
    3
  5. SPE 245
    Field Experience II
    As published: “SPE 245 Field Experience II (co-requisite SPE 241)”
    1
  6. SPE 250
    Subject Area Content Access –
    As published: “SPE 250 Subject Area Content Access”
    3
  7. EDU 304
    Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning –
    As published: “EDU 304 Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning”
    3
  8. SPE 220
    Evidence-Based Approaches –
    As published: “SPE 220 Evidence-Based Approaches (pre-req SPE 241)”
    3
  9. EDU 214
    Reading in the Content Area –
    As published: “EDU 214 Reading in the Content Area”
    3
  10. EDU 359
    Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student –
    As published: “EDU 359 Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student”
    3
  11. SPE 310
    Intensive Reading, Writing, and Mathematics
    As published: “SPE 310 Intensive Reading, Writing, and Mathematics”
    3
  12. SPE 315
    Autism: Evidence-Based Practices –
    As published: “SPE 315 Autism: Evidence-Based Practices”
    3
  13. SPE 333
    Data-Driven Decision-Making: Screening, Assessment, and Evaluation
    As published: “SPE 333 Data-Driven Decision-Making: Screening, Assessment & Evaluation”
    3
  14. SPE 344
    Adaptations, Modifications, and Assistive Technology –
    As published: “SPE 344 Adaptations, Modifications, and Assistive Technology”
    3
  15. SPE 347
    Evidence-Based Approaches for Students with Emotional Disorders –
    As published: “SPE 347 Evidence-Based Approaches for Students with Emotional Disorders”
    3
  16. SPE 348
    Low Incidence Disabilities –
    As published: “SPE 348 Low Incidence Disabilities”
    3
  17. SPE 355
    Field Experience III: Special Education –
    As published: “SPE 355 Field Experience III: Special Education”
    1
  18. SPE 356
    Field Experience IV: Special Education –
    As published: “SPE 356 Field Experience IV: Special Education”
    1
  19. SPE 375
    Student Teaching: Special Education –
    As published: “SPE 375 Student Teaching: Special Education”
    9
  20. EDU 374
    Professional Education Seminar –
    As published: “EDU 374 Professional Education Seminar – must be taken with SPE 375”
    3

Liberal Arts Curriculum Requirements

5 items
  1. WRI 100
    College Writing
    As published: “WRI 100 College Writing (WRI-1)”
    3
  2. PSY 100
    Introduction to Psychology –
    As published: “PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology”
    3
  3. SOC 100
    Introduction to Culture and Society –
    As published: “SOC 100 Introduction to Culture & Society”
    3
  4. CCC 101
    College Life (Fall,
    As published: “CCC 101 College Life”
    0.5
  5. CCC 102
    Exploring Your Future (Spring,
    As published: “CCC 102 Exploring Your Future”
    0.5

Educational Studies Major Course Requirements

6 items
  1. EDU 100
    Foundations of American Education
    As published: “EDU 100 Foundations of American Education”
    3
  2. EDU 103
    Educational Psychology –
    As published: “EDU 103 Educational Psychology”
    3
  3. EDU 240
    Nutrition, Health, and Safety –
    As published: “EDU 240 Nutrition, Health, and Safety”
    3
  4. EDU 359
    Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student –
    As published: “EDU 359 Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student”
    3
  5. EDU 304
    Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning –
    As published: “EDU 304 Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning”
    3
  6. SPE 241
    The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI II) –
    As published: “SPE 241 The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process”
    3

Interdisciplinary Major Requirements

8 items
  1. ACC 101
    Financial Accounting
    As published: “ACC 101 Financial Accounting or BUA 220 Human Resources Management”
    3
  2. COM 100
    Introduction to Communication –
    As published: “COM 100 Introduction to Communication”
    3
  3. COM 102
    Media Literacy –
    As published: “COM 102 Media Literacy or COM 120 Introduction to New Media”
    3
  4. ENG 230
    Introduction to Professional Writing –
    As published: “ENG 230 Introduction to Professional Writing”
    3
  5. PSY 227
    Principles of Helping Relationships –
    As published: “PSY 227 Principals of Helping Relationships or PSY 230 Team Building & Group Dynamics”
    3
  6. SWK 300
    Community Organizing –
    As published: “SWK 300 Community Organizing”
    3
  7. THS 105
    Public Speaking –
    As published: “THS 105 Public Speaking”
    3
  8. EDU 380
    Research and Community Engagement in Educational Studies –
    As published: “EDU 380 Research and Community Engagement in Educational Studies”
    6

Core Education Courses: 12 credits

6 items
  1. EDU 100
    Foundations of American Education
    As published: “EDU 100 Foundations of American Education”
    3
  2. EDU 304
    Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning –
    As published: “EDU 304 Contemporary Issues in Education: Equity, Well-being, and Digital Learning ()”
    3
  3. EDU 359
    Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student –
    As published: “EDU 359 Teaching the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student”
    3
  4. SPE 241
    The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI II) –
    As published: “SPE 241 The Exceptional Child: Special Education Process (WRI-2)”
    3
  5. SPE 250
    Subject Area Content Access –
    As published: “SPE 250 Subject Area Content Access”
    3
  6. SPE 220
    Evidence-Based Approaches –
    As published: “SPE 220 Evidence-Based Approaches”
    3

Electives: 6 Credits

10 items
  1. ART 103
    Introduction to Art Therapy –(Spring only)
    As published: “ART 103 Introduction to Art Therapy”
    3
  2. ART 110
    Principles of Visual Organization
    As published: “ART 110 Principles of Visual Organization”
    3
  3. EDU 103
    Educational Psychology –
    As published: “EDU 103 Educational Psychology”
    3
  4. EDU 240
    Nutrition, Health, and Safety –
    As published: “EDU 240 Nutrition, Health, and Safety”
    3
  5. PSY 210
    Lifespan Development –
    As published: “PSY 210 Lifespan Development”
    3
  6. PSY 227
    Principles of Helping Relationships –
    As published: “PSY 227 Principles of Helping Relationships”
    3
  7. PSY 230
    Team Building and Group Dynamics –
    As published: “PSY 230 Team Building and Group Dynamics”
    3
  8. SOC 321
    SOC 321 Family as a Social Institution
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  9. SWK 300
    Community Organizing –
    As published: “SWK 300 Community Organizing”
    3
  10. SWK 304
    Child Abuse, Maltreatment and Neglect in Childhood and Adolescence –
    As published: “SWK 304 Child Abuse, Maltreatment & Neglect in Childhood and Adolescence”
    4
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