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PHC 8966 Dr Ph Comp Exam In Public Hlth
This Course Is A Comprehensive Examination In Public Health
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PHC 8981 Doctoral Research Protocol
This Course Satisfies The Requirement For Doctoral Students To Conceptualize, Write, Propose, Present, And Defend The Proposal For The Dissertation Research. This Course Is The Same As PHA 8968 .
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PHC 8983 Dissertation Defense
This Course Will Involves The Formal Presentation Of The Doctoral Dissertation In Public Health
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Public Policy |
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PUP 3002 Intro Public Policy
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PUP 3313 Blacks And The Political Process (3)
Political Socialization And Roles Played By Blacks Through The Protest Movements, Political Parties, And Other Avenues Of Political Process.
Prerequisite: Consent Of Instructor.
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PUP 3801 Issues In Emerg Mgmt
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PUP 4104 Introduction To Government Planning (3)
Concepts, Fundamentals, And Methods Of Planning; Significance And Relationship Of Planning Of Public Administration And Public Policy.
Prerequisite: Junior Or Senior Standing.
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PUP 4802 Pub Pol & Emerg Mgmt
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PUP 4803 Politics Of Disaster
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PUP 4947 Public Affairs Internship (3)
Supervised Field Work In Bureaucratic, Legislative, And Legal Agency, Interest Group, Political Party, Or Other Public Affairs-oriented Organization For Majors. Periodic Conference-seminars And Papers Relating Academic And Internship Experiences Required.
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Public Relations |
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PUR 3000 Introduction To Public Relations (3)
Fundamental Theories And Processes Of Public Relations, Tracing Growth And Development Of This Field To Current And Emerging Practices. Application Of Pr To Corporations, Government Agencies, And Service Organizations.
Prerequisite: Jou 3101.
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PUR 3105C Public Relations Methods (3)
Applications Of Public Relations Process, Including Research, Action, Communication, And Evaluation. Practice In Producing Brochures And Pamphlets, Newsletters, And Annual Reports For Public. With Lab.
Prerequisite: PUR 3000 , Jou 3223.
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PUR 3401 Critical Issues In Public Rel
This Course Explores Communication Theory And Uses Case Studies To Analyze How Public Relations Strategies And Tactics Are Used To Shape The Public Discussion On Critical Issues In Public Relations
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PUR 4001 Case Std Pr Comm
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PUR 4205L Corp Comm Prod Lab
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PUR 4500 Pr Research & Strategies
Focuses On Research Methodology Needed For Effective Communication Campaigns In The Public And Private Sectors Emphasis Is Placed On Team Work, Individual Effort, Traditional And Social Media, Presentation And Research Skills, And Effective Writing
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PUR 4800C Corporate Communication Production (3)
Study Of Practice In Public Relations Strategies Used In Corporations, Including Newsletters, Issue Statements, Electronic News Releases, And Annual Reports. With Lab.
Prerequisite: Senior Standing, Jou 3223, Pur 3105.
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PUR 4801 Case Studies In Public Relations (3)
Study Of Case Histories And Communication Campaigns In The Public And Private Sectors, With Emphasis On Problem-solving And Issues Management.
Prerequisite: PUR 3000 , Pur 3105.
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PUR 4941 Public Relations Practicum (1)
Student Serves 10 Hours A Week In Voluntary Public Relations Role, Subject To Instructor’s Approval, To Gain Experience In Public Relations Activities.
Prerequisite: PUR 3000 , Pur 3105.
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Quality Methods for Business |
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QMB 332B Bus Statistics II
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QMB 2100 Quantitative Methods & Business Decisions I (3)
Principles And Methods Of Collecting, Presenting, And Analyzing Business Data, Using Descriptive Statistics, Probability Theory, Statistical Inference, Approximation Techniques And Regression Analysis. Extensive Computer Application Use.
Prerequisite: GEB 1441 , MAC 2312 Or Business Analysis II.
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QMB 2102 Quantitative Business Decisions (3)
Applications Of Statistical Decision Theory, Linear Programming, And Other Mathematic Models Used In Business Decision-making; Extensive Computer-based Methods And Analysis Employed.
Prerequisite: MAC 2233 .
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QMB 3200 Method Bus Decision
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QMB 3600 QUANTITATIVE METHODS & BUSINESS DECISIONS I (3)
APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL DECISION THEORY, LINEAR PROGRAMMING AND OTHER MATHEMATIC MODELS USED IN BUSINESS DECISIONS-MAKING; EXTENSIVE COMPUTER-BASED METHODS ANS ANALYSIS EMPLOYED
Prerequisite: You must take MAC 1105 before taking QMB 3600.
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QMB 3602 Quantitative Methods For Business Decisions II (3)
Applications Of Statistical Decision Theory, Linear Programming And Other Mathematical Models Used In Business Decision-making. Interdisciplinary Problem Solving, Strategy Exercises, Decision Games, And Other Applied Models.
Prerequisite: Qmb 3600.
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QMB 4700 Oper Rsrch Mngl Decs
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QMB 4701 Operations Analysis
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QMB 4820 Linear Programming
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QMB 4905 Directed Ind Study
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QMB 5555 Managerial Research Methods (3)
Examination Of Decision Model Choice Criteria, And Usefulness. Review Of Academic And Professional Literature On Quantitative Methods That Can Be Used As An Aid To Managerial Decision-making. Interdisciplinary Problem Solving, Strategy Exercises, Decision Games And Other Applied Models.
Prerequisite: QMB 3602 .
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QMB 5555DL Man Research Methods
Examination Of Decision Model Choice Criteria, And Usefulness. Review Of Academic And Professional Literature On Quantitative Methods That Can Be Used As An Aid To Managerial Decision-making. Interdisciplinary Problem Solving, Strategy Exercises, Decision Games And Other Applied Models
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QMB 5755DL Operations Research
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QMB 5905 Directed Ind Study
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QMB 5905DL Grad Directed Ind Study
Independent Study In Quantitative Analysis With The Appropriate Supervision Available When Deemed Appropriate By Management Department
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Radiological Health |
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RHT 5124 Radiation Biology (3)
Presents Current Knowledge About Radiation Effect On Mammals, Its Application, In Quantitative Evaluation Of Relations Between Characteristics Of Various Radiation Exposures And Of Somatic And Genetic Effects In Man And Animals.
Prerequisite: BSC 1011 .
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RHT 5130 Sources and Control of Radioactive Waste (3)
The Evaluation Of The Significance Of Uses In Nuclear Energy In Relation To Environmental Processes And Possible Methods For Control Of Radioactive Wastes. Consideration Of Biological Accumulation And Movement Of Radioisotopes In The Environment.
Prerequisite: CHM 1046 .
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RHT 5210 Principles Of Radiological Health (3)
This Course Discusses The Principles And Methods Of Protection Against Radiation Hazards, With Emphasis On Occupational And Other Environment Aspects. Nature And Reaction Of Radiation With Matter; Radiation Measurements; Biological Effects; Types Of Exposure; Methods Of Exposure; Control And Disposal Of Waste. Primarily For Students Not Pursuing The Radiation Protection Sequence.
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RHT 5326 Internal Radiation Dosimetry (3)
Historical Basis Of Continuing Evolution Of Internal Radiation Dosimetry Practices. The Development And Application Of Primary And Secondary Radiation Protection Standards Concerning Internal Exposure Are Addressed.
Prerequisite: CHM 1045 ; MAC 3312 ; Bsc 3090.
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RHT 5415 Radiological And Health Physics (3)
Methodology Of Radiation Detection And Measurement, Fundamental Concepts Of Dosimetry, Radiation Units, The Measurement And Calculation Of Dosimetric Quantities, Statistics For Health Physics, A Review Of Biological Data, Icrp And Ncrp Radiation-protection Limits, And Procedures For Protection From External And Internal Radiation Sources.
Prerequisite: Phy 3048.
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RHT 5948 Special Topics in Radiation Health Pratice (1-3)
This Course Is Set Up To Provide Off-campus Credit For Students Participating In Internships At The Oakridge National Laboratory. Students Will Be Involved In Activities To Include Radiation Interaction, Detection And Dosimetry; Radiation Protection Standards And Regulations; Biological Effects, Risk Assessment And Alara (as Low As Reasonably Achievable Radiation Exposure) Concepts; Facility Design And Nuclear Safety; Radiological Emergency Management; Environmental Monitoring And Assessment And Nuclear Waste Management.
Prerequisite: Instructor’s Permission.
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Reading |
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REA 7 Developmental Reading I
Topics Include: Main Idea; Supporting Details; Authors Purpose; Authors Tone; Fact & Opinion; Organizational Patterns; Relationships; Vocabulary In Context; Inference & Conclusions; Reasoning & Argument
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REA 17 College Preparatory Reading (3)
Introduces and reinforces literal, inferential, and critical reading skills needed to becom a proficient reader of college level textbooks and other related reading materials.
Course Attribute: PREP
Course Attribute Value: CPREP-READ
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REA 1105 Reading Improvement (3)
Provides A Systematic Approach To Reading With Emphasis On Skills Relative To Vocabulary And Comprehension Improvement And On Teh Efficient Reading Of College Textbooks. Extensive Evaluation And Correction Of Reading Difficulties Are Stressed.
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REA 1125 Clast Prep Reading
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REA 1505 Vocabulary Improvement (3)
Emphasizes Vocabulary Improvement Through The Use Of Contextual Clues And Word Structure As Practical Methods For Unlocking Meanings Of Unfamiliar Words. Literal And Implied Meanings Of Words Are Examined To Facilitate Word Choice And Appropriate Usage.
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REA 1605 Study Skill Improvement (3)
Focuses On Effective Study Skills And Systematic Reading Approaches Designed To Maximize The Study And Retention Of Materials Presented In College Level Reading Texts.
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REA 2937 Enhan Read Sks(mis)
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Reading Education |
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RED 3013 Teaching of Reading and Diagnosing its Growth (3)
Identification of components of the reading process. Principles, methods, approaches, issues, and trends in the teaching of reading in the elementary grades.
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RED 3333 Teaching Reading in Secondary Schools (3)
Place of reading in the middle and high school. Trends and practice in reading instruction, the prevention of reading difficulties and the integration of reading strategies in the content areas.
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RED 3333E Reading In The Content Area (3)
Place Of Reading In The Middle And High School. Trends And Practice In Reading Instruction, The Prevention Of Reading Difficulties, And The Integration Of Reading Strategies In The Content Areas
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RED 4335 Literacy Across Content Areas
His Course Introduces Pre-service Teachers To The Role Of Literacy In The Content Areas. Students Develop The Knowledge, Skills, And Attitudes Needed To Meet The Literacy Needs Of Students.
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RED 4343 Improvement Of Read
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RED 4360 Read In Midl-sec Sch
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RED 4519 Recognizing And Diagnosing Growth In Reading (3)
Identification of the components of the reading process and the evaluation of those components. Diagnostic and corrective reading principles and procedures that enable prospective teachers of reading to provide instructional materials and experiences for students. Field experience included.
Prerequisite: RED 3013 .
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RED 4800 Educational Clinic In Reading (3)
Prospective teachers implement considerations in reading with practice in clinical
Prerequisite: RED 4519 .
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RED 5116 Foundations of Reading Instruction (3)
This course (competency 2) synchronzies and scaffolds each of the major components of the reading process. It focuses on the psychological, physiological and sociological factors affecting the developmental reading process and identification of the components of reading and familiarization with the trends and issues in reading education. Upon completion of this course, students will understand the principles of scientifically based reading research as the foundation of comprehensive.
Prerequisite: RED 3013, RED 4519 or their equivalents
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RED 5247 Supervision in Reading (3)
This course (competency 5) requires students to participate in a supervised practicum involving assessment and problem-solving experiences designed to improve differentiated instruction and reading-related challenges. Based on a thorough review of the reading research literature and the knowledge gained in the coursework and field experiences phases of the course, the student is required to meet several requests. First, the student will select, plan, and use appropriate reading assessment instruments for the target group. Second, the student will implement instructional strategies with materials for the identified needs of the select group. With an emphasis on differentiated instruction, remedial reading instruction will be provided for a designated period of time in a K-12 classroom setting.
Prerequisite: RED 5345 .
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RED 5336 Teaching Reading In The Conten
This Course Is Designed To Acquaint Students With The Fundamental Concepts And Knowledge For Teaching Reading In The Content Areas. The Concepts In This Course Will Develop An Awareness, Understanding And Appreciation Of Literacy Practices That Foster Reading Across The Curriculum. Students Will Gain Knowledge Of Teaching Reading By Integrating Curriculum Across All School Subjects Including Social Studies, Science, And Math.
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RED 5337 Supv/inst Sec Sch Rd
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RED 5345 The Improvement Of Reading (3)
Designed For In-service Or Prospective School Teachers To Study Developmental Reading. Focuses On Special Problems, Curriculum, Materials, And Equipment.
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RED 5546 Reading Instruction for Students with Disabilities (3)
This course (competency 4) addresses the fourth and fifth reading competencies: (4) prescribing, differentiating instruction, and utilizing appropriate strategies and materials based upon scientifically based reading research in order to address the prevention, identification, and remediation of reading difficulties and (5) the application of effective, research-based instructional methodology to prevent reading difficulties and to promote acceleration of reading progress for struggling students.
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RED 5547 Reading Diagnosis And Improvement II (3)
Continuation Of RED 5546 , With Emphasis On Improvement Of Reading In Light Of Recorded Data And Findings Of Research; Instructional Materials And Procedures Appropriate For Each Child.
Prerequisite: RED 5546 .
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RED 5549 Foundations of Assessment (3)
This course (competency 3) addresses foundations of assessment and understanding the role of assessments in guiding reading instruction and instructional decision making. the student will learn measurement concepts, testing formats, how to select and administer screening and diagnostic tests of reading, written and oral language; develop an understanding of interpretive issues and accommodations for assessing students who are LEP and those with disabilities; and conduct and evaluate students; response to interventions.
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RED 5747 Curriculum And Research In Reading (3)
Critical Review Of The Recent Research In Reading As It Relates To Reading Curriculum In The Elementary School.
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RED 5858 Educational Clinic In Reading (3)
Deals With The Nature And Causes Of Reading Disabilities As Well As The Development Of Clinical Skills Related To The Diagnosis And Evaluation Of Reading Difficulties, Including Laboratory Experiences.
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RED 5925 Workshop In Reading (6)
Intensive Summer Experience Designed For In-service Teachers And Tailored To Needs Of Individuals Teaching At Any Level, K-12.
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RED 5947 Sem/prac In Rdg/lang
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Religion |
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REL 1001 Cinematic Courage
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REL 1300 Intro To World Rel
This Course Surveys The Major Living Religious Traditions Of The World, With Attention To Their Origins In The Ancient World And Their Classic Beliefs And Practices.
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REL 2000 Introduction To Religion (3)
Study of the origins, functions, techniques, and experience of religion in a cross-cultural perspective.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2121 Religion In The U.S.
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REL 2135 Black Religion In America (3)
A survey of Black religious history in the U.S., with focus on the ideas, movements, issues, leadership, and artistic/cultural values which have influenced the religious experience and institutions of Black Americans.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2135E Black Relig In Amer
A Survey Of Black Religious History In The U.S., With Focus On The Ideas, Movements, Issues, Leadership, And Artistic/cultural Values Which Have Influenced The Religious Experience And Institutions Of Black Americans.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2136 Blk Rel L-ship Style
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REL 2210 Introduction To The Hebrew Scriptures (3)
Survey of the history, literature and teachings of the ancient Hebrew people.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2240 Intro To New Testamt
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2240 Introduction To The Christian Scriptures (3)
The development of religion in reference to the religio-ethical teachings, socio-cultural context, and literature of the Christian Scriptures.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2302 Western World Religions (3)
Religious traditions which have been influential in the West in characterized by western religious motifs. Study of major doctrines and historical development.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 2315 Religions Of S. Asia
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REL 3112 Religion And Fantasy
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REL 3128 Topics In Religion In The Amer
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REL 3130 Religion In American Culture (3)
The religious institutions, major religious movements, black religious experience, and unique features of the temperament of American religion.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 3145 Women In Religion (3)
Historical understanding of the religious involvement of women in world religion over the past 2000 years. Analyzes the work of social theorists toward explaining cross-cultural patterns of gender meanings.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 3156 Religion, Personality And Race (3)
Typological And Structural Relationships Between Religion, Personality And Race. An Analysis Of The Personal Religious Lifestyles Of Prominent Persons From Different Cultures.
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REL 3170 Religious Ethics
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REL 3210 Intro Old Testament
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 3249 Interp The Gospels
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REL 3310 Eastern World Religions (3)
Four major religions: Hinduism and Buddhism of India, and Confucianism and Taoism of China.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 3320 Western World Rel
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REL 3340 The Buddhist Traditn
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REL 3363 Islamic Tradition
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REL 3383 Caribbean Rel & Cult
Caribbean Religion and Culture History of the African people of Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti and Trinidad. Study of the religious and philosophical beliefs of these nations exploring the music, art, dance, film and poetry.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities
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REL 3936 Spec Topics In Relig
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REL 4203 Classical Hebrew Txt
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REL 4420 Contemporary Religious Thought (3)
Important theological movements and their leaders since 1950: Secular Theology, Theology of Hope, Black Theology, Vatican II and Liberation Theology.
Prerequisite: REL 2000 , REL 2210 or REL 2240 .
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REL 4460 Religious Belief And Philosophy (3)
Examines Philosophical Traditions Of Assessing Rational Plausibility In Western And Eastern Religions. Includes Attention Toward Contemporary Race-critical And Feminist Philosophi
Prerequisite: REL 2000 , REL 2210 Or REL 2240 .
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REL 4900 Selected Readings (3)
Selected Thinkers And Problems In Religion. For Advanced Religion Majors.
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