1996-1998 Undergraduate Catalog/University of Nebraska at Kearney

Middle Grades Teaching - Bachelor of Arts in Education or Bachelor of Science in Education

4022
12 hour Endorsement
Take all of the following:: ENG 234, Reading and Writing about Literature - 3 hours; ENG 352B, Survey of U.S. Literature II - 3 hours; ENG 362B, Survey of British and Commonwealth Literature II - 3 hours
Take one from the following:: ENG 260, Images of Women in Literature - 3 hours; ENG 280HGS, Special Topics - 3 hours; ENG 303, Introduction to Linguistics - 3 hours; ENG 304, Grammar I - 3 hours; ENG 311, Advanced Writing I: Writing Processes - 3 hours; ENG 312, Writing in the Professions - 3 hours; ENG 314, Beginning Fiction Writing - 3 hours; ENG 317, Beginning Poetry Writing - 3 hours; ENG 320, Creative Play/Script Literature - 3 hours; ENG 352A, Survey of U.S. Literature I - 3 hours; ENG 353, Colonialist-World War II American Literature: 1945-present - 3 hours; ENG 358, Literature of the American West - 3 hours; ENG 360, American Women Writers - 3 hours; ENG 362A, Survey of British and Commonwealth Literature I - 3 hours; ENG 363, Early/Middle English Literature - 3 hours; ENG 368, British and Commonwealth Victorian Literature - 3 hours; ENG 369, Modern British and Commonwealth Literature - 3 hours; ENG 370, Post-modern British and Commonwealth Literature: 1950-present - 3 hours; ENG 404, History of the English Language - 3 hours; ENG 406, Principles of Literary Criticism - 3 hours; ENG 411, Advanced Writing II: Writing as a Social Act - 3 hours; ENG 415, Advanced Fiction Writing - 3 hours (Prereq: ENG 314, ENG 234 or department permission; ENG 419, Advanced Poetry Writing - 3 hours (Prereq: ENG 317, ENG 234 or department permission); ENG 422, Language for the Elementary Teacher - 3 hours; ENG 423, Reading Problems of Secondary Schools - 3 hours; ENG 424, Teaching Secondary School English - 3 hours (Prereq: 15 hours of English beyond the freshman level),/>; ENG 427, Multimedia Communication - 3 hours
4002
18 hour Endorsement
Take the following course:: ENG 234, Reading and Writing about Literature - 3 hours
Take one from the following American Literature courses:: ENG 352B, Survey of U.S. Literature II - 3 hours; ENG 354, Literature of the American Renaissance - 3 hours; ENG 356, Early 20th Century American Literature: 1900-1945 - 3 hours; ENG 358, Literature of the American West - 3 hours
Take one from the following British Literature courses:: ENG 362B, Survey of British and Commonwealth Literature II - 3 hours; ENG 364, Shakespeare - 3 hours; ENG 367, Literature of the English Romantic Period - 3 hours; ENG 368, British and Commonwealth Victorian Literature - 3 hours
Take one of the following:: ENG 335, Studies in the Short Story - 3 hours; ENG 336, Bible as Literature - 3 hours
Take the following course:: ENG 404, History of the English Language - 3 hours
Take one additional course from the following:: ENG 260, Images of Women in Literature - 3 hours; ENG 280HGS, Special Topics - 3 hours; ENG 303, Introduction to Linguistics - 3 hours; ENG 304, Grammar I - 3 hours; ENG 311, Advanced Writing I: Writing Processes - 3 hours; ENG 312, Writing in the Professions - 3 hours; ENG 314, Beginning Fiction Writing - 3 hours; ENG 317, Beginning Poetry Writing - 3 hours; ENG 320, Creative Play/Script Writing Literature - 3 hours; ENG 335, Studies in the Short Story - 3 hours; ENG 336, Bible as Literature - 3 hours; ENG 352B, Survey of U.S. Literature II - 3 hours; ENG 353, Colonialist-World War II American Literature: 1945-present - 3 hours; ENG 354, Literature of the American Renaissance - 3 hours; ENG 356, Early 20th Century American Literature: 1900-1945 - 3 hours; ENG 358, Literature of the American West - 3 hours; ENG 352A, Survey of U.S. Literature I - 3 hours; ENG 360, American Women Writers - 3 hours; ENG 362A, Survey of British and Commonwealth Literature I - 3 hours; ENG 362B, Survey of British and Commonwealth Literature II - 3 hours; ENG 363, Early Post-modern British and Commonwealth Literature: 1950-present - 3 hours; ENG 364, Shakespeare - 3 hours; ENG 367, Literature of the English Romantic Period - 3 hours; ENG 368, British and Commonwealth Victorian Literature - 3 hours; ENG 406, Principles of Literary Criticism - 3 hours; ENG 411, Advanced Writing II: Writing as a Social Act - 3 hours; ENG 415, Advanced Fiction Writing - 3 hours (Prereq: ENG 314, ENG 234 or department permission); ENG 419, Advanced Poetry Writing - 3 hours (Prereq: ENG 317, ENG 234 or department permission); ENG 422, Language for the Elementary Teacher - 3 hours; ENG 423, Reading Problems of Secondary Schools - 3 hours; ENG 424, Teaching Secondary School English - 3 hours (Prereq: 15 hours of English beyond the freshman level); ENG 427, Multimedia Communication - 3 hours

4026
12 hour Endorsement
Take the following course:: SOC 250GS*, Anthropology - 3 hours
Take one of the following Western Civilization courses:: HIST 210GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 211GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 215GS*, Introduction to Latin America - 3 hours
Take one of the following Eastern Civilization courses:: HIST 212GS*, Non-Western World History - 3 hours; HIST 402, Age of Alexander the Great - 3 hours; HIST 418, A History of the Islamic World and the Arab Israeli Conflicts 1914 to Present - 3 hours; HIST 419, History of Jews in Modern Times - 3 hours; HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
Take one of the following Geography courses:: GEOG 104GS*, World Regional Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 106GS*, Cultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 341, Geography of Latin America - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 344, Geography of the Pacific World - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 345, Geography of Europe - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 347, Geography of Africa - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS)
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
4006
18 hour Endorsement
Take the following course:: SOC 250GS*, Anthropology - 3 hours
Take 3 hours from the following Western Civilization courses:: HIST 210GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 211GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 215GS*, Introduction to Latin America - 3 hours
Take 3 hours from the following Eastern Civilization courses:: HIST 212GS*, Non-Western World History - 3 hours; HIST 402, Age of Alexander the Great - 3 hours; HIST 418, A History of the Islamic World and the Arab Israeli Conflicts 1914 to Present - 3 hours; HIST 419, History of Jews in Modern Times - 3 hours; HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
Take 3 hours from the following Geography courses:: GEOG 104GS*, World Regional Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 106GS*, Cultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 341, Geography of Latin America - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 344, Geography of the Pacific World - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 345, Geography of Europe - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 347, Geography of Africa - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS)
Take an additional 6 hours from any two areas above.
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.

4027
12 hour Endorsement
Take all of the following:: SPCH 201, Classical Traditions in the Communicative Arts - 3 hours; SPCH 332, Logic Argumentation and Reasoning - 3 hours; CSIS 431, Educational Technology Concepts - 3 hours; CSIS 440, Hypertext and Multimedia - 3 hours
4007
18 hour Endorsement
Take all of the following:: SPCH 201, Classical Traditions in the Communicative Arts - 3 hours; SPCH 332, Logic Argumentation and Reasoning - 3 hours; SPCH 456, Rhetorical Theory - 3 hours; CSIS 431, Educational Technology Concepts - 3 hours; CSIS 440, Hypertext and Multimedia - 3 hours
Take one from the following:: CSIS 436, Computer Assisted Instruction - 3 hours; CSIS 438, Computer Managed Instruction - 3 hours; CSIS 439, LOGO and Problem Solving - 3 hours

Students must have 18 distinct (i.e., not included in another Special Area) hours in each of two Special Areas and 12 distinct semester hours in one other.

University of Nebraska at Kearney

1996-98 UNK Undergraduate Catalog