1996-1998 Undergraduate Catalog/University of Nebraska at Kearney

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

4031
12 hour Endorsement
Take all the following:: BACC 250, Beginning Accounting I - 3 hours; ECON 270GS*, Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics - 3 hours; ECON 271GS*, Principles of Economics, Microeconomics - 3 hours; BSED 220, Professional Information Processing - 3 hours (Prereq: BSED 121)
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
4011
18 hour Endorsement
Take all the following:: BACC 250, Beginning Accounting I - 3 hours; ECON 270GS*, Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics - 3 hours; ECON 271GS*, Principles of Economics, Microeconomics - 3 hours; BSED 220, Professional Information Processing - 3 hours (Prereq: BSED 121)
Take one of the following:: BSAD 115, Introduction to Business - 3 hours; BSAD 160GS, Personal Money Management - 3 hours
Take one of the following:: Take two courses:; BMIS 181, Business Computer Systems - 1 hour; BMIS 182, Business Computer Applications - 3 hours; OR take one from the following:; BSAD 320, Business Communications - 3 hours; BMKT 300, Principles of Marketing - 3 hours
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.

4032
12 hour Endorsement
Take 6 hours from the following:: GEOG 104GS*, World Regional Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 106GS*, Cultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 340, Developing Nations - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 341, Geography of Latin America - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GSor 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 one of the following:: BIOL 307, Ecology - 3 hours (Prereq: BIOL 104GS, BIOL 107GS and MATH 112GS); BIOL 315GS, Human Ecology - 3 hours; BIOL 330, Wildlife Conservation - 3 hours (Prereq: BIOL 104GS, BIOL 107GS); BIOL 408, Environmental Modeling - 3 hours (Prereq: at least 12 hours of BIOL including BIOL 307 (ecology) and basic computer skills)
Take one from the following:: PSCI 100GS*, Introduction to Political Science - 3 hours; PSCI 168GS*, Introduction to International Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 344, Politics of Industrial Democracies - 3 hours; PSCI 346, Latin American Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 368, International Law and Organization - 3 hours; PSCI 370, American Foreign Policy - 3 hours
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
4012
18 hour Endorsement
Take 6 hours from the following:: GEOG 104GS, World Regional Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 106GS, Cultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 340, Developing Nations - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); 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 one of the following:: BIOL 307, Ecology - 3 hours (Prereq: BIOL 104GS, BIOL 107GS and MATH 112GS); BIOL 315GS, Human Ecology - 3 hours; BIOL 330, Wildlife Conservation - 3 hours (Prereq: BIOL 104GS, BIOL 107GS); BIOL 408, Environmental Modeling - 3 hours (Prereq: at least 12 hours of BIOL including BIOL 307 (ecology) and basic computer skills)
Take one from the following:: PSCI 100GS*, Introduction to Political Science - 3 hours; PSCI 168GS*, Introduction to International Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 344, Politics of Industrial Democracies - 3 hours; PSCI 346, Latin American Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 368, International Law and Organization - 3 hours; PSCI 370, American Foreign Policy - 3 hours
Take 6 additional hours from the courses listed above.
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.

4033
12 hour Endorsement
American
Take one of the following:: HIST 250GS*, American History - 3 hours; HIST 251GS*, American History - 3 hours
Take one of the following:: HIST 431, Colonial America, 1492-1750 - 3 hours; HIST 432, Revolutionary America, 1750-1800 - 3 hours; HIST 433, The National Period, 1800-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 445, The Civil War and Reconstruction - 3 hours; HIST 469, American Diplomatic History to 1898 - 3 hours; HIST 470, Twentieth Century American Diplomacy - 3 hours; HIST 473, American Constitutional History I - 3 hours; HIST 474, American Constitutional History II - 3 hours; HIST 477,; HIST 477, American Thought and Culture, 1620-1865 - 3 hours - 3 hours; HIST 478, American Thought and Culture, 1865-1990 - 3 hours; HIST 479, Nebraska and the Great Plains History - 3 hours; HIST 481, North American Frontiers, 1500-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 482, The American West, 1850-present - 3 hours; HIST 483, The Gilded Age, 1870-1898 - 3 hours; HIST 484, The United States, 1898-1941 - 3 hours; HIST 485, The United States Since 1941 - 3 hours
Modern
Take one from the following**:: HIST 211GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 336, Modern Eastern Europe - 3 hours; HIST 339, Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 340, Modern Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 350, History of Modern East Asia - 3 hours; HIST 376, English History - 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 450, Variable Topics in Latin American History - 3 hours; HIST 457, British Empire - 3 hours; HIST 462, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 463, French Revolution and Napoleon - 3 hours; HIST 472, History of Modern Germany - 3 hours; HIST 488, Nineteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 489, Fascism and Communism in Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 490, Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 492, Soviet Russia - 3 hours
Early Civilization
Take one from the following:**: HIST 210GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 302, Ancient Near East and Greece - 3 hours; HIST 303, History of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 304, Decline & Fall of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 316, A History of Africa - 3 hours; HIST 317, A History of the Islamic World to 1914 - 3 hours; HIST 358, Medieval History - 3 hours; HIST 360, Renaissance and Reformation - 3 hours; HIST 375, English History - 3 hours; HIST 402, Age of Alexander the Great - 3 hours; HIST 404, The Age of Christ and the Caesars - 3 hours; HIST 405, The Plains Indians - 3 hours; HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
**Must contain at least one 300-400 class in Modern or Early Civilization.
18 hour Endorsement
4013
American
Take one of the following:: HIST 250GS*, American History - 3 hours; HIST 251GS*, American History - 3 hours
Take one of the following:: HIST 431, Colonial America, 1492-1750 - 3 hours; HIST 432, Revolutionary America, 1750-1800 - 3 hours; HIST 433, The National Period, 1800-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 445, The Civil War and Reconstruction - 3 hours; HIST 469, American Diplomatic History to 1898 - 3 hours; HIST 470, Twentieth Century American Diplomacy - 3 hours; HIST 473, American Constitutional History I - 3 hours; HIST 474, American Constitutional History II - 3 hours; HIST 477,; HIST 477, American Thought and Culture, 1620-1865 - 3 hours; HIST 478, American Thought and Culture, 1865-1990 - 3 hours; HIST 479, Nebraska and the Great Plains History - 3 hours; HIST 481, North American Frontiers, 1500-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 482, The American West, 1850-present - 3 hours; HIST 483, The Gilded Age, 1870-1898 - 3 hours; HIST 484, The United States, 1898-1941 - 3 hours; HIST 485, The United States Since 1941 - 3 hours
Modern
Take one from the following:**: HIST 211GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 336, Modern Eastern Europe - 3 hours; HIST 339, Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 340, Modern Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 350, History of Modern East Asia - 3 hours; HIST 376, English History - 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 450, Variable Topics in Latin American History - 3 hours; HIST 457, British Empire - 3 hours; HIST 462, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 463, French Revolution and Napoleon - 3 hours; HIST 472, History of Modern Germany - 3 hours; HIST 488, Nineteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 489, Fascism and Communism in Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 490, Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 492, Soviet Russia - 3 hours
Early Civilization
Take one from the following:**: HIST 210GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 302, Ancient Near East and Greece - 3 hours; HIST 303, History of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 304, Decline & Fall of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 316, A History of Africa - 3 hours; HIST 317, A History of the Islamic World to 1914 - 3 hours; HIST 358, Medieval History - 3 hours; HIST 360, Renaissance and Reformation - 3 hours; HIST 375, English History - 3 hours; HIST 402, Age of Alexander the Great - 3 hours; HIST 404, The Age of Christ and the Caesars - 3 hours; HIST 405, The Plains Indians - 3 hours; HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
**Must contain at least one 300-400 class in Modern or Early Civilization.

4034
12 hour Endorsement
Select 12 hours from three areas below:
Anthropology:: SOC 250GS*, Anthropology - 3 hours
Economics:: ECON 100GS, Contemporary Economic Issues - 3 hours; ECON 270GS, Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics - 3 hours; ECON 271GS, Principles of Economics, Microeconomics - 3 hours
Geography:: GEOG 104GS*, World Regional Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 106GS*, Cultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 206GS, Geography of Anglo-America - 3 hours; GEOG 320, Agricultural Geography - 3 hours; GEOG 321, Economic Geography - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 341, Geography of Latin America - 3 hours (Prereq:GEOG 104GS or GEOG 106GS); GEOG 343, Geography of Nebraska - 3 hours; 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)
History:: HIST 250GS*, American History - 3 hours; HIST 251GS*, American History - 3 hours; HIST 431, Colonial America, 1492-1750 - 3 hours; HIST 432, Revolutionary America, 1750-1800 - 3 hours; HIST 433, The National Period, 1800-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 445, The Civil War and Reconstruction - 3 hours; HIST 469, American Diplomatic History to 1898 - 3 hours; HIST 470, Twentieth Century American Diplomacy - 3 hours; HIST 473, American Constitutional History I - 3 hours; HIST 474, American Constitutional History II - 3 hours; HIST 477,; HIST 477, American Thought and Culture, 1620-1865 - 3 hours; HIST 478, American Thought and Culture, 1865-1990 - 3 hours; HIST 479, Nebraska and the Great Plains History - 3 hours; HIST 481, North American Frontiers, 1500-1850 - 3 hours; HIST 482, The American West, 1850-present - 3 hours; HIST 483, The Gilded Age, 1870-1898 - 3 hours; HIST 484, The United States, 1898-1941 - 3 hours; HIST 485, The United States Since 1941 - 3 hours; HIST 211GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 336, Modern Eastern Europe - 3 hours; HIST 339, Pre-Hispanic and Colonial Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 340, Modern Latin America - 3 hours; HIST 350, History of Modern East Asia - 3 hours; HIST 376, English History - 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 450, Variable Topics in Latin American History - 3 hours; HIST 457, British Empire - 3 hours; HIST 462, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 463, French Revolution and Napoleon - 3 hours; HIST 472, History of Modern Germany - 3 hours; HIST 488, Nineteenth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 489, Fascism and Communism in Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 490, Twentieth Century Europe - 3 hours; HIST 492, Soviet Russia - 3 hours; HIST 210GS*, Western Civilization - 3 hours; HIST 302, Ancient Near East and Greece - 3 hours; HIST 303, History of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 304, Decline & Fall of Rome - 3 hours; HIST 316, A History of Africa - 3 hours; HIST 317, A History of the Islamic World to 1914 - 3 hours; HIST 358, Medieval History - 3 hours; HIST 360, Renaissance and Reformation - 3 hours; HIST 375, English History - 3 hours; HIST 402, Age of Alexander the Great - 3 hours; HIST 404, The Age of Christ and the Caesars - 3 hours; HIST 405, The Plains Indians - 3 hours; HIST 486, Imperial Russia - 3 hours
Political Science: PSCI 100GS*, Introduction to Political Science - 3 hours; PSCI 168GS*, Introduction to International Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 250, The American Congress - 3 hours; PSCI 254, The American Presidency - 3 hours; PSCI 300, American Constitutional Law - 3 hours; PSCI 325, Individual Liberties and Civil Rights - 3 hours; PSCI 344, Politics of Industrial Democracies - 3 hours; PSCI 345, Politics of Developing Nations - 3 hours; PSCI 346, Latin American Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 361, State and Local Government - 3 hours; PSCI 368, International Law and Organization - 3 hours; PSCI 369, International Political Economy - 3 hours; PSCI 370, American Foreign Policy - 3 hours; PSCI 373, Development of Political Thought I - 3 hours; PSCI 374, Development of Political Thought II - 3 hours; PSCI 375, American Political Thought - 3 hours; PSCI 381, Political Behavior: Patterns and Methods - 3 hours; PSCI 382, Public Opinion and Political Problems - 3 hours; PSCI 385, Foundations of Public Policy - 3 hours; PSCI 386, Public Policy Analysis - 3 hours; PSCI 400, Public Administration - 3 hours; PSCI 450, Nations in Transition - 3 hours; PSCI 456, Regional Field Study - 1-3 hours; PSCI 468, Advanced International Politics - 3 hours; PSCI 475, Internship in Political Science - 1-6 hours; PSCI 490, Directed Research - 1-3 hours; PSCI 499, Readings in Political Science - 3-6 hours
Psychology: PSY 203GS*, General Psychology - 3 hours; PSY 250, Behavioral Statistics - 4 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; College algebra, recommended); PSY 270, Experimental Psychology - 4 hours (Prereq: PSY 250); PSY 300, Seminar in Psychology - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270, declared major in Psychology); PSY 310, Learning and Conditioning - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 310L, Learning and Conditioning Lab - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 312, Sensation and Perception - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 312L, Sensation and Perception Laboratory - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 313, Physiological Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 313L, Physiological Psychology Lab - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 317, Biopsychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 317L, Biopsychology Laboratory - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 318, Experimental Social Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 318L, Experimental Social Psychology Lab - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 370, History and Systems of Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 371, Environmental Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 372, Cross-Cultural Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 374, Psychology of Gender - 3 hours; PSY 376, Psychology and Criminal Behavior - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 399, Psychology Apprenticeship Programs - 1-3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 403, Motivation - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203); PSY 406, Theories of Personality - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 370, recommended); PSY 407, Psychopathology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 407L, Psychopathology Laboratory - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 408, Introduction to Clinical Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS, PSY 407, junior standing); PSY 408F, Field Experience in Clinic Psychology - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 203GS, junior standing); PSY 410, Industrial Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 416, Eastern Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 417, Humanistic Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 430, Memory and Cognition - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 430L, Memory and Cognition Laboratory - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 450, Psychometrics - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 450L Psychometrics Lab, 1 hour - (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 250, recommended); PSY 453, Developmental Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 270, recommended); PSY 453L, Developmental Psychology Lab - 1 hour (Prereq: PSY 270); PSY 455, Adolescent Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS); PSY 462, Adult Development and Aging - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203); PSY 465, Psychopharmacology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS, background in physiological psychology, recommended or background in biology, recommended); PSY 470, Neuropsychology - 3 hours (Prereq: PSY 203GS; PSY 313, recommended); PSY 475, Practicum - 3 hours (Prereq: 24 completed hours of psychology coursework, permission of the department chairman); PSY 475G, Practicum in Gerontology - 3 hours (Prereq: Completion of 15 hours in the minor, permission of the director of the gerontology program); PSY 480, Advanced Seminar in Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: At least 12 completed hours of psychology coursework, Junior standing); PSY 493, Readings in Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: 24 completed hours of psychology coursework, permission of the department chairman); PSY 499, Research in Psychology - 3 hours (Prereq: 24 completed hours of psychology coursework including PSY 270, permission of the department chairman)
Sociology: SOC 200GS*, Introduction to Sociology - 3 hours; SOC 301, Social Stratification - 3 hours; SOC 302, Social Change - 3 hours (Prereq: SOC 200GS or SOC 250GS); SOC 337, Sociological Inquiry - 3 hours (Prereq: STAT 235 or STAT 241 or PSY 250 or permission of the instructor); SOC 440, Sociology of Education - 3 hours SOC 200GS or SOC 250GS)
*Course possible may fulfill General Studies Requirement as Academic Concentration requirement. Consult advisor.
4014
18 hour Endorsement:
Take 18 hours from three of the areas listed above; at least 6 hours must be 300-400 level classes.

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.

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1996-98 UNK Undergraduate Catalog