11 courses with the subject SSC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SSC 101Learning and Transition1
or SSC 104 College, Calling, & Career 1 (Transfer students only) Reason and Rhetoric (6 credits) The typical student takes these courses during the freshman year.
A course that explores the College's commitment to a biblical worldview and the topic of calling and vocation. It is designed to help transfer students understand the values that guide the College and prepare them to thrive at Geneva. Fall semester. Spring as needed.
SSC 105Higher Education in America (2) This course
will assist global students in making the transition to higher education in the US. It focuses on skills needed to be successful in the classroom and explores situations that they will encounter in campus life. Summer semester.
Geneva College 2 proficiency requirement (See page 205). The application of statistics to social research including, the use of computers, coding, SPSS, descriptive graphs and statistics, sampling and probability theory, statistical inference and hypothesis testing, cross tabulation and associated bivariate tests, and other statistical tools used in political science and sociological research. Three hours in class and one hour in computer lab. Spring semester, even years.
credit hours of social studies courses, and Social Studies major declared. Explores the various methods for teaching the social studies on the secondary level and involves advance field practice in the high school setting. Fall semester, even years.
requirements as mandated by Chapter 354. This course provides the future teacher with preparation for teaching in the content area of social studies for grades 4-8. A variety of teaching strategies and philosophies related to teaching social studies will be explored. A major component of this course is field experience which includes teaching of lessons. This course must be successfully completed before student teaching. Fall semester. SOCIAL SERVICES SSV