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Courses that Meet the General Education Requirements
2006-2007
Arts |
| ART 100 The Appreciation of Art ART 101 Survey of Western Art: The Ancient World ART 102 Survey of Western Art: Medieval and Renaissance Worlds ART 103 Survey of Western Art: The Modern World All 200-level art courses except 200, 217, and 219 MUS 100 Introduction to Listening MUS 105 Fundamentals of Music MUS 111 Music Theory I MUS 112 Music Theory II MUS 151 History of Jazz MUS 152 Rock Music MUS 153 American Folk Music All three-credit 200- and 300-level music courses THEA 101 Plays in Performance THEA 105 Theatre Production THEA 114 Introduction to Drama THEA 115 Modern Theatre and Drama THEA 151 Scene and Light Design THEA 152 Stagecraft THEA 156 Stage Costume All 200- and 300-level theatre courses except 210, 221, 321, 323, and 324 |
Humanities |
| ENG 110 Composition and Literature: The Short Story ENG 112 Composition and Literature: Poetry ENG 114 Introduction to Drama ENG 115 Modern Theatre and Drama All 200- and 300-level English courses except 202, 242,243, 251 FREN 141 French Literature in Translation FREN 170 Francophone Women Writers FREN 241, 242 Readings in French FREN 251, 252 A Survey of French Civilization FREN 261, 262 Role of Women in French Culture INT 213 Bailey Colloquium NOTE: INT 213 applicability to GER is determined by instructors each time course is offered. PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 102 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 110 Ethical Issues in Business All 200- and 300-level philosophy courses PHIL 301 Contemporary Analytic Philosophy PHIL 305 Science, Religion, and the Search forMeaning PHIL/REL/AS 320 Peacemaking: Gandhi and Nonviolence REL 101 Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) Gen Ed 42 GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS REL 102 Christian Scriptures (New Testament) REL 130 Life, Faith and Service All 200- and 300-level religion courses SOC 284 Sociology of Religion SPAN 216 Women Writers in Spanish SPAN 227 U.S. Latino Literature and Culture SPAN 241 Topics in Hispanic Literature SPAN 244 Approaches to Latin-American Literature SPAN 245 Approaches to Spanish Literature |
Natural
Sciences |
| BIOL 111 Principles of Biology BIOL 141 Field Biology BIOL 142 Botany in the Field BIOL 145 Freshwater Biology BIOL 148 Environmental Issues BIOL 149 Environmental Issues Laboratory BIOL 150 Field Ornithology BIOL 151 Human Health and Medicine All 200-level biology courses CHEM 105 Science in Cultural Context CHEM 110 Global Issues in Chemistry CHEM 111 Chemical Principles CHEM 112 Organic Chemistry I CHEM/BIOL 120 Nutrition in Health and Disease CHEM 130 Chemistry and Society HCA/BIOL 261 Epidemiology INT 125 Introduction to Geography PHYS/CHEM 100 Topics in Physical Science PHYS 102 Physics by Inquiry PHYS 104 Real World Physics PHYS 131 Introduction to Astronomy PHYS 132 Topics in Astronomy PHYS 201-202 General Physics I and II PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science PSYC 241 Sensation and Perception PSYC/BIOL 305 Physiological Psychology PSYC 310 Psychology of Learning and Behavior |
Social
Sciences and History |
| ANTH 120 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 202 Women, Gender and Culture ANTH 208 Medical Anthropology ANTH 220 Language and Culture ANTH 244 Anthropology of Ritual and Symbol AS 106 Asian Civilizations AS 242 Modern Korea AS 244 Modern Middle East AS 246 Modern Japan AS 247 India and Pakistan AS 248 Vietnam and South East Asia AS 251 Asian Women AS 253 Modern China AS 256 Newly Industrializing Countries of East Asia COMM 215 Mass Communication COMM 312 Mass Media Law and Ethics ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics ECON 102 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 150 Experimental Economics ECON 210 Food, Population, and Technology ECON 215 Poverty, Inequality, and Welfare ECON 247 Globalization and Labor Issues ECON 280 Women and Economics HCA 245 Health Care Policy and Politics HIST 101 Western Civilization to 1648 HIST 102 Western Civilization from 1648 HIST 111 Survey of U.S. History to 1877 HIST 112 Survey of U.S. History from 1877 All 200-level history courses HIST 346 European Women’s History from 1700 INT 240 Quebec and Canada POLS 100 Introduction to American Government and Politics POLS 101 Introduction to Public Administration POLS 111 Comparative Politics POLS 128 U.S. Foreign Policy All 200-level political science courses POLS 300 Political Behavior PSYC 111 Introduction to Psychology as a Social Science PSYC 203 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 210 Child Psychology PSYC 211 Adolescent Psychology PSYC 214 Psychology of Women PSYC 216 Multicultural Psychology PSYC 221 Psychology of Peace and Conflict Resolution PSYC 231 Psychology of Personality PSYC 311 Psychology of Adult Development SOC 100 General Sociology SOC 110 Sociology of the Family SOC 112 Social Problems SOC 124 Aging All 200- and 300-level sociology courses except 222 |
Experiential
Education |
| ART 109 Fundamentals of Art and Design I ART 110 Fundamentals of Art and Design II ART 111 Basic Drawing ART 112 Basic Painting ART 113 Introduction to Watercolor ART 114 Introduction to Ceramics ART 115 Introduction to Photography ART 116 Pinhole Photography ART 120 Introduction to Printmaking ART 125 Introduction to Art Education Gen Ed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 43 ARTM/ART 340 Museum Studies BUAD 260 Personal Finance BUAD 287 Business Internship: Career Exploration BUAD 387 Business Internship: Professional Experience BUAD 395 Business Practicum CHEM 383 Methods of Organic Identification CHEM 400 Research in Chemistry/Biochemistry I COMM/ART 119 Introduction to Video Production COMM 221 Mass Media Writing COMM 230 Small Group Communication COMM 231 Communication Practicum ECON/POLS 301 Advanced Data Analysis ECON 302 Econometrics ED 110 Practicum in Education ED 382-385; 389; 391-392 Student Teaching ENG 142 The Crafting of Fiction ENG 143 The Crafting of Poetry ENG 242 The Writing of Fiction ENG 243 The Writing of Poetry INT 140 Community and Service Learning MUS 106 Mary Baldwin College Choir MUS 108 Chamber Music Ensembles All Applied Music Lessons MUS 141 Diction for Singers MUS 210 Accompanying PSYC 205 Techniques of Counseling and Psychotherapy PSYC 212 Fundamentals of Human Memory and Cognition PSYC 213 Behavior Modification PSYC 287 Career Exploration in Psychology SOC 282 Community Service and Society SOWK 156 Interviewing in Human Professions SOWK 287, 387 Social Work Field Observation SOWK 400 Field Instruction in Social Work THEA 111 Voice, Diction and Oral Reading THEA 121 Acting I THEA 153 Stage Management THEA 154 Stage Makeup THEA 210 Problems in Production THEA 221 Acting 2 THEA 321 Acting III THEA 324 Directing Practicum All 287 and 387 internships |
International
Education |
| At least six semester hours in the study of one foreign language,
or at least six semester hours taken overseas and/or from the following
list: ANTH 120 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 202 Women, Gender and Culture ANTH 208 Medical Anthropology ARAB 101, 102 Elementary Arabic ARAB 151, 152 Intermediate Arabic ART 204 Latin-American Art ART 343 Renaissance Studies in Italy AS 106 Asian Civilizations AS 212 Asian Religions AS 213 Islam AS 242 Modern Korea AS 244 Modern Middle East AS 246 Modern Japan AS 247 India and Pakistan AS 248 Vietnam and South East Asia AS 251 Asian Women AS 253 Modern China AS 255 Survey of South Asian Art AS 256 Newly Industrializing Countries of East Asia AS/BUAD/INT 258 Globalization and its Impact on World Affairs AS 270 Australia and New Zealand AS 275 Buddhism BIOL 148 Environmental Issues BUAD 305 International Business BUAD 336 International Marketing COMM 280 Intercultural Communication ECON 202 Introduction to International Economics ECON 210 Food, Population and Technology ECON 232 Topics in Economic Development ECON 253 International Trade ECON 254 International Finance ENG 255 African Novels FREN 170 Francophone Women Writers HCA 250 Comparative Health Care Systems HIST 245 20th-Century Europe HIST 246 Europe, 1900–1945 HIST 247 Europe, 1939–Present HIST 255 The History of Russia HIST 256 Modern Russian History HIST 262 20th-Century German INT 190 Contemporary French Culture and the French Tradition INT 240 Quebec and Canada MUS 200 Topics in Music History PHIL/REL/AS 320 Peacemaking: Gandhi and Nonviolence POLS 111 Comparative Politics POLS 128 U.S. Foreign Policy POLS 215 Politics in the Third World POLS 216 Politics of Russia and Eastern Europe POLS 221 International Relations POLS 249 Latin-American Politics POLS 310 International Organizations POLS 311 Terrorism & Counterterrorism REL 202 Judaism, Christianity, Islam REL 211 Religions of the World Gen Ed 44 GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS SPAN 215 Let’s Talk About Movies THEA 206 Theatre Abroad THEA 208 London Theatre |
Quantitative
and Symbolic Reasoning |
| CHEM 110 Global Issues in Chemistry CHEM 111 General Chemistry CHEM 130 Chemistry and Society CIS/CS 180 Fundamentals of Computer Systems ECON 301 Advanced Data Analysis INT 222 Social Science Statistics MATH 150 College Algebra or any math course above MATH 150 PHIL 103 Introduction to Logic PSYC 250 Behavioral Statistics |
Women’s
Studies/Gender Studies |
| ANTH 202 Women, Gender and Culture ART 221 Women in the Arts AS 251 Asian Women BUAD 250 Women in Management COMM 285 Gender and Communication ENG 235 Women in Literature ENG 237 Contemporary Fiction by Women ENG 238 American Women Novelists ENG/AS 239 Asian-American Women Writers ENG 245 Contemporary Southern Women Poets ENG 260 Women and the Novel ENG 262 Southern Women Writers at Mid-Century FREN 261, 262 Role of Women in French Culture FREN 170 Francophone Women Writers HCA 235 Women’s Health Care Issues HIST 203 Women in American History HIST 346 European Women’s History from 1700 MUS 218, 318 Women in Music PHIL 231 Women and Philosophy POLS 209 Women and Politics PSYC 214 Psychology of Women REL 231 Women and Religion SOC 225 Sex Roles and Male-Female Relationships SPAN 216 Women Writers in Spanish THEA 219 Women in Theatre and Drama WS 100 Focus on Women WS 200 Feminisms and Gender Studies WS 245 Women and Sport WS 252 Biology of Women WS 280 Women and Economics |
Diverse
Cultures of the United States |
| ANTH 208 Medical Anthropology ECON 215 Poverty, Inequality and Welfare ENG 264 African American Literature ENG/AS 239 Asian American Women Writers HIST 203 Women in American History HIST/REL 204 Religion in America HIST 265 Survey of African American History to 1877 HIST 266 Survey of African American History from 1877 MUS 151 History of Jazz MUS 200 Jazz in New Orleans PHIL 232 African American Thought SOC 100 General Sociology SOC 248 Social Inequality SOC 264 Social Movements SPAN 227 US Latino Literature and Culture |
Oral
Communication Competency |
ART 200 Writing in the Visual Arts Majors in the following disciplines automatically complete the oral communication requirement by virtue of experiences across several courses: biology, chemistry, history, theatre. Student teaching satisfies the oral competency requirement. NOTE: Oral communication courses may also meet other General Education Requirements. |
Writing
Emphasis Courses |
ART 200 Writing in the Visual Arts NOTE: Writing emphasis courses may also meet other General Education Requirements. |