2006 Carthage Catalog

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•   College Overview
•   About Carthage
•   Missions and Goals
•   Religious Life
•   Chapel
•   Academic Information Services
•   Hedberg Library
•   Academic Computing Services
•   Media Services
•   Accreditation
•   The Undergraduate Degree
•   The Graduate Degree
•   Special Programs
•   Engineering
•   Occupational Therapy
•   Intercollegiate Athletics
•   Athletic Department Philosophy
•   Athletic Department Goals
•   CHAMPS/Life Skills Program
•   ROTC Programs
•   Academic Information
•   Degree Requirements
•   Program of Study
•   Grading System
•   Add/Drop Policy
•   Pass-Fail Option
•   Examination for Credit
•   Transfer/Correspondence Courses
•   Midterm Evaluation
•   Academic Standards
•   Grade Point Average
•   Disciplinary Actions
•   Veterans Administration Standards of Progress
•   Academic Honesty Policy
•   Advising
•   Support for Students with Disabilities
•   Academic Resources
•   Brainard Writing Center
•   Writing Center Online
•   Supplemental Instruction
•   Tutoring
•   January Term
•   Career Services
•   Foreign Study Abroad
•   Individual Study
•   Self-Designed Major / Minor
•   Topics Courses
•   Field Placements / Internships
•   School of Professional Studies
•   Evening/Weekend College
•   Summer Program
•   Accelerated Carthage Education
•   Accelerated Certification Program for Teachers
•   The Loyola University Chicago Executive MBA at Carthage
•   The Loyola University Chicago Master of Social Work at Carthage
•   Master of Education Program
•   Advanced Licensing as a Reading Teacher or Reading Specialist
•   Paralegal Program
•   Family Education Rights and Privacy Act
•   All-College Programs
•   Writing Across the Curriculum
•   Heritage Studies
• 103 - Heritage Seminar I: Issues in Community: Citizenship and Justice (WI)
• 104 - Heritage Seminar II: Issues in Cultural Interaction (WI)
•   Honors Program
•   Honors Carthage Symposium
•   Honors Program Overview
•   Courses
• 103 - Honors Heritage I
• 104 - Honors Heritage II
• 150 - Honors General Education
• 425 - Honors Senior Colloquium
• 450 - Independent Study
•   Honors Contract
•   Carthage Honors Plan of Study
•   Carthage Honors Co-Curriculum
•   Academic Honorary Organizations
•   Scholarships and Academic Planning
•   Honors in the Major
•   Dean's List
•   Latin Honors
•   Academic Divisions
•   Education Division
•   Fine Arts Division
•   Humanities Division
•   Natural Sciences Division
•   Social Sciences Division
•   Academic Departments and Programs of Study
•   Asian Studies
•   Chinese
• 101 - Elementary Chinese I
• 102 - Elementary Chinese II
• 201 - Intermediate Chinese I
• 202 - Intermediate Chinese II
• 301 - Advanced Chinese I
• 302 - Advanced Chinese II
•   Japanese
• 101 - Elementary Japanese I
• 102 - Elementary Japanese II
• 201 - Intermediate Japanese I
• 202 - Intermediate Japanese II
• 303 - Japanese Conversation
•   Art
• 103 - Exploring Studio Arts
• 105 - Crafts
• 115 - Introduction to Art History
• 150 - Introduction to Sculpture
• 153 - Introduction to Studio (two-dimensional)
• 154 - Introduction to Studio (three dimensional)
• 200 - Masterpieces of Asian Art and Architecture
• 201 - Drawing I
• 202 - Drawing II
• 204 - Basic Photography
• 205 - Painting
• 206 - Advanced Painting
• 207 - Printmaking
• 208 - Advanced Printmaking
• 209 - Pottery
• 210 - Advanced Pottery
• 221 - Art Survey I: Ancient Art [western and non-western]
• 222 - Art Survey II: Modern Art [western]
• 224 - Arts of the Americas [non-western:Aztec, Maya, Inca, Amazon, and North American Indian]
• 300 - Studio Photography
• 301 - Graphic Production Techniques
• 303 - Illustration
• 351 - Topics in Art History
• 401 - Senior Thesis Exhibition
• 450 - Independent Studies in Art History
• 471 - Topics in Art
•   Athletic Training
• 102 - Introduction to Athletic Training
• 208 - Structural Kinesiology
• 219 - Principles of Athletic Training
• 220 - Athletic Training Practicum I
• 304 - Clinical skills in Athletic Training
• 305 - Athletic Training Practicum II
• 351 - Field Placement in Athletic Training
• 370 - Clinical Skills II in Athletic Training
• 380 - Modalities in Athletic Training
• 381 - Athletic Training Practicum III
• 408 - Administration in Athletic Training
• 440 - Therapeutic Principles of Rehabilitation in Athletic Training
• 441 - Athletic Training Practicum IV
• 471 - Topics in Athletic Training
•   Biology
• 101 - Concepts in Biology
• 171 - Biodiversity and Evolution
• 200 - Plants and People
• 220 - Conservation
• 222 - Introductory Ecology
• 251 - Cell and Molecular Biology
• 260 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
• 271 - Issues in Biology
• 303 - Genetics
• 305 - Plant Physiology
• 306 - Microbiology
• 310 - Parasitology
• 320 - Advanced Ecology
• 330 - Immunology
• 370 - Human Anatomical Systems
• 380 - Aquatic Ecology
• 405 - Entomology
• 407 - Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
• 408 - Developmental Biology
• 410 - Neuroscience III: Development and Neuroanatomy
• 450 - Independent Study in Biology
• 451 - Recombinant DNA Technology
• 466 - Experimental Design
• 467 - Senior Seminar
• 470 - Systemic Physiology
• 471 - Topics in Biology
• 490 - Research in Biology
•   Business Administration
• 111 - Introduction to Business Technology
• 201 - Financial Accounting
• 202 - Managerial Accounting
• 204 - Cost and Managerial Accounting
• 211 - Business Ethics
• 301 - Intermediate Accounting I
• 302 - Intermediate Accounting II
• 305 - Legal Environment of Business
• 306 - Individual Taxation
• 309 - Business Taxation
• 311 - E-Commerce
• 312 - Organizational Management
• 313 - Marketing Principles
• 315 - Business Law for Accountants
• 320 - Consumer Behavior
• 321 - Financial Management
• 325 - Sales Force Management
• 330 - Operations Management
• 333 - Applied Statistics for Economics and Management
• 340 - Human Resource Management
• 345 - Information Systems Theory and Practice
• 371 - International Management
• 373 - The International Legal Environment of Business
• 375 - International Accounting and Finance
• 400 - Business Policies Seminar
• 401 - Advanced Accounting
• 402 - Auditing
• 405 - Labor and Employment Law
• 410 - Marketing Communications
• 425 - Systems Analysis I: Logical Design
• 430 - Marketing Research
• 471 - Topics in Business Administration
• 490 - Accounting Senior Seminar
• 491 - Information Systems Senior Seminar
•   Chemistry
• 100 - Fundamentals of Chemistry
• 101 - General Chemistry I
• 102 - General Chemistry II
• 207 - Organic Chemistry I
• 208 - Organic Chemistry II
• 212 - Inorganic Chemistry
• 271 - Topics in Chemistry
• 311 - Biochemistry
• 313 - Physical Chemistry I
• 314 - Physical Chemistry II
• 323 - Analytical Chemistry I
• 324 - Analytical Chemistry II
• 400 - Chemistry Seminar
• 411 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• 412 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
• 471 - Topics in Chemistry
• 490 - Research in Chemistry
•   Communication and Digital Media
• 105 - Visual Literacy
• 110 - Media Literacy
• 120 - Public Speaking
• 150 - Multi-Media Production
• 200 - Graphic Design I
• 210 - Communication & Community
• 220 - Principles of Public Relations
• 250 - Basic Digital Photography
• 271 - CDM Topics
• 300 - Rhetoric and Persuasion
• 315 - History of Graphic Design
• 330 - Writing for Media
• 340 - Communication & Technology
• 345 - Mass Communication
• 353 - Digital Media: Web Design
• 354 - Digital Media: Time-Based Media
• 355 - CDM Internship
• 365 - Image
• 375 - Graphic Design II
• 385 - Typography
• 401 - Senior Seminar for Communication Majors
• 402 - Senior Seminar for Graphic Design Majors
• 471 - CDM Topics
•   Classics
•   Classics Courses
• 131 - Introduction to the Worlds of Greece and Rome
• 132 - Introduction to Ancient Middle East
• 135 - Classical Mythology
• 140 - Classical Archaeology: History and Methods
• 231 - The Greeks
• 235 - The Romans
• 240 - The World of Late Antiquity
• 245 - The Other: Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Ancient World
• 271 - Topics in Classics
• 275 - Research Methods in Classics
• 300 - The Golden Age of Athens
• 310 - The Age of Augustus
• 325 - Field Archaeology
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 471 - Topics in Classics
•   Greek
• 101 - Elementary Greek I
• 102 - Elementary Ancient Greek II
• 201 - Intermediate Greek I
• 202 - Intermediate Greek II
• 301 - Advanced Greek: Prose
• 302 - Advanced Greek: Poetry
•   Latin
• 101 - Elementary Latin I
• 102 - Elementary Latin II
• 201 - Intermediate Latin I
• 202 - Intermediate Latin II
• 301 - Advanced Latin: Prose
• 302 - Advanced Latin: Poetry
•   Computer Science
• 110 - Introduction to Computing
• 111 - Principles of Computer Sci. I
• 112 - Principles of Computer Sci. II
• 251 - Computer Organization
• 256 - Data Structures and Algorithms
• 271 - Topics in Computer Science
• 305 - Object-Oriented Programming
• 321 - Computing Paradigms
• 341 - Database Design and Management
• 345 - Computer System Administration
• 360 - Data Communications
• 373 - Operating Systems
• 375 - Algorithms
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 435 - Software Design and Development
• 450 - Independent Study
• 465 - Computer Architecture
• 471 - Topics in Computer Science
• 481 - Foundations of Computer Science
•   Criminal Justice
• 200 - Criminal Justice System
• 270 - Criminal Law
• 271 - Topics in Criminal Justice
• 285 - Constitutional Criminal Procedure
• 471 - Topics in Criminal Justice
•   Economics/ International Political Economy
• 101 - Principles of Microeconomics
• 102 - Principles of Macroeconomics
• 103 - Issues in Economics
• 251 - Intermediate Microeconomics
• 252 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
• 271 - Topics in Economics
• 305 - Environmental Economics
• 310 - Political Economy of the Pacific Rim
• 320 - Money and Banking
• 322 - Regional and Urban Economics
• 324 - Public Sector Economics
• 325 - Economics of Poverty and Income Inequality
• 326 - Labor Economics
• 328 - International Trade and Finance
• 330 - Law and Economics
• 333 - Applied Statistics for Economics and Management
• 334 - Research Methods in Economics & Management
• 355 - Internship in Economics
• 403 - International Political Economy
• 405 - Seminar in International Political Economy
• 440 - Seminar and History of Economic Thought
•   Education
• 101 - Education and Society
• 105 - Characteristics of Exceptional Learners
• 201 - Educational Psychology and Assessment
• 208 - Instructional Technology for Exceptional Learners
• 214 - Principles of Instructional Design
• 215 - Creative Arts: Music and Art in the Elementary/Middle School
• 222 - Methods and Materials: Portfolio Development
• 271 - Topics in Education
• 272 - Behavior Management in the Classroom
• 310 - Informal Assessment of Exceptional Learners
• 316 - Social Studies in the Elementary/Middle School
• 322 - Reading and Language Arts I (Grades 1-9)
• 323 - Reading and Language Arts II
• 325 - Effectively Teaching Mathematics in the Elementary/Middle School
• 326 - Effectively Teaching Science in the Elementary/Middle School
• 329 - Formal Assessment of Exceptional Learners
• 351 - Techniques and Strategies for K-12 Schools
• 352 - Developmental and Content Reading
• 354 - Language Arts in Middle and Secondary Schools
• 357 - Classroom Management for Secondary Teachers
• 409 - Methods for Teaching Elementary Level Exceptional Learners
• 410 - Methods of Teaching Secondary Level Exceptional Learners
• 412 - Advanced Study and Field Experience in Teaching Exceptional Learners
• 413 - Children's and Early Adolescents' Literature
• 420 - Methods and Materials in the Major Field
• 430 - Collaboration between General and Special Education
• 471 - Topics in Education
• 490 - Student Teaching Seminar
•   Entrepreneurial Studies in the Natural Sciences
• 310 - Elements of Technology-Based Business Careers
• 320 - Development and Operation of Technology-Based Business
• 325 - Commercial Technologies in Business
• 350 - Field Placement
• 355 - Internship
• 410 - Technology Based Business Project Development
• 430 - Business Plan Development and Presentations
• 450 - Independent Study
• 490 - Independent Research
•   English
• 106 - Interpreting Literature
• 116 - Introduction to Literary Studies
• 201 - American Literary Traditions
• 202 - English Literary Traditions I
• 203 - English Literary Traditions II (After 1700)
• 204 - The Classical Tradition in Literature
• 271 - Topics in English
• 301 - Literature in Its Time I
• 302 - Literature in Its Time II
• 303 - Creative Writing
• 304 - Advanced Writing
• 305 - Expository Composition
• 307 - Film and Literature
• 309 - Literatures of Diversity
• 310 - Literature and Gender
• 311 - Shakespeare
• 314 - Literary Genres
• 315 - Special Studies in a Major Author Prior to 1700
• 316 - Special Studies in a Major Author After 1700
• 375 - History and Structure of the English Language
• 410 - Senior Seminar
• 471 - Topics in Literature
•   Environmental Science
• 160 - Environmental Science I
• 161 - Environmental Science II
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 471 - Topics in Environmental Science
•   Exercise and Sports Science
• 101 - Foundations of Exercise and Sport
• 105 - Theory and Practice of Individual Sports
• 106 - Theory and Practice of Team Sports
• 108 - Introduction to Health and Wellness Education
• 201 - Swimming for EXSS Majors
• 211 - First Aid and Safety
• 215 - Nutrition Education
• 218 - Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
• 227 - Consumer Health Issues
• 245 - Physical Education and Health Methods
• 262 - Adaptive Aspects of Exercise and Sport
• 270 - Elementary Physical Education/Principles of Movement
• 275 - Theory and Practice of Rhythm, Dance and Gymnastics
• 301 - Tests & Measurement in Exercise and Sport
• 307 - Kinesiology
• 309 - Sexuality Education
• 311 - Personal and Community Health
• 312 - Issues in Emotional and Mental Health
• 320 - Health Promotions
• 350 - Field Placement in Sport & Fitness Instruction
• 352 - Field Placement in Adaptive Physical Education
• 390 - Organization and Administration of Exercise and Sport Science
• 401 - Theory of Coaching and Athletic Techniques
• 403 - Coaching Practicum
• 405 - Physiology of Exercise
• 407 - Comprehensive School Health Programming
• 420 - Methods and Materials of Teaching Physical Education
• 421 - Methods and Materials of Teaching Health Education
• 430 - Supervision of Intramurals
• 471 - Topics in Exercise and Sport Science
•   General Courses
•   Geography
• 151 - Introduction to Human Geography
• 155 - Introduction to Physical Geography
• 201 - Meteorology
• 203 - Process Geomorphology
• 206 - The Human Landscape
• 215 - Economic Geography
• 220 - Conservation
• 229 - Natural Disasters
• 239 - Mapping Your World: Introduction to Geographic Information Science
• 240 - Satellite Image and Airphoto Analysis
• 255 - Environmental Geography: Working with the Earth
• 261 - Climatology
• 264 - Soils and Society
• 271 - Topics in Regional and Systematic Geography
• 311 - Biogeography
• 319 - Hydrology
• 321 - Analytical Techniques in Geography
• 329 - Forest Ecology
• 339 - Advanced Geographic Information Science
• 349 - Transportation Geography and Business Logistics
• 373 - Urban Geography
• 399 - Methods of Field Research
• 411 - Applied Projects in Geographic Information Science
• 471 - Topics in Systematic Geography
•   Great Ideas: Intellectual Foundations Of The West
• 221 - Foundations of Western Thought: Ancient and Medieval
• 222 - Foundations of Western Thought: Renaissance to Modern
• 231 - Foundations of American Thought
• 241 - Foundations of Natural Sciences
• 242 - Foundations of Mathematical Thought
• 400 - Capstone Course
•   History
• 100 - Issues in American History
• 111 - Issues in European History I
• 112 - Issues in European History II
• 120 - Issues in Asian History
• 140 - Revolution: History of Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean
• 141 - Dictatorship and Democracy: History of South America
• 215 - Modern Britain
• 220 - Historical Methods
• 225 - 20th Century Europe
• 231 - The Greeks
• 235 - The Romans
• 261 - American Sports History
• 262 - America in the 1960's
• 271 - Topics in History
• 285 - Comparative History: History of Chicago and Milwaukee
• 290 - Twentieth Century U.S. History
• 310 - The Age of Augustus
• 340 - Modern China
• 345 - Modern Japan
• 375 - American Legal History
• 399 - Historiography
• 400 - Seminar
•   Mathematics
• 103 - Applied Mathematics
• 104 - Foundations of Mathematics
• 105 - Functions, Graphs, and Analysis
• 106 - Elementary Statistics
• 107 - Finite Mathematics
• 112 - Calculus I
• 113 - Calculus II
• 121 - Discrete Structures
• 200 - Linear Algebra
• 205 - Modern Geometry
• 212 - Multivariate Calculus
• 271 - Topics in Mathematics
• 303 - Theory of Probability
• 304 - Theory of Statistics
• 306 - Differential Equations
• 307 - Applications of Mathematics
• 309 - Real Analysis I
• 310 - Complex Variables
• 322 - Abstract Algebra I
• 323 - Abstract Algebra II
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 450 - Independent Study
• 471 - Topics in Mathematics
• 490 - Research in Mathematics
•   Modern Languages
• 101 - Modern Literature in Translation
• 220 - Cultural Awareness Orientation
• 271 - Topics in Language and Culture in Translation
• 302 - Modern Language Grammar and Linguistics
• 305 - Community-based Language Learning
• 306 - East Asian Civilizations and Cultures
• 310 - East Asian Literature in Translation
• 399 - Practicum: Teaching Modern Languages
• 420 - Methods and Materials in Teaching Modern Languages
• 471 - Topics in Language and Culture in Translation
•   French
• 101 - Elementary French I
• 102 - Elementary French II
• 201 - Intermediate French I
• 202 - Intermediate French II
• 301 - Advanced French I
• 303 - French Conversation
• 308 - The French-Speaking World: Social, Political, and Economic Issues
• 309 - The French-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life
• 311 - Interpreting Written Texts in French
• 401 - Senior Seminar in French
• 424 - French Theatre
• 471 - Topics in French
•   German
• 101 - Elementary German I
• 102 - Elementary German II
• 201 - Intermediate German I
• 202 - Intermediate German II
• 301 - Advanced German I
• 303 - German Conversation
• 308 - The German-Speaking World: Social, Political, and Economic Issues
• 309 - The German-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life
• 311 - Interpreting Written Texts in German
• 401 - Senior Seminar in German
• 424 - German Theatre
• 471 - Topics in German
•   Spanish
• 101 - Elementary Spanish I
• 102 - Elementary Spanish II
• 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
• 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
• 301 - Advanced Spanish I
• 303 - Spanish Conversation
• 304 - Spanish Composition
• 308 - The Spanish-Speaking World: Social, Political, and Economic Issues
• 309 - The Spanish-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life
• 311 - Interpreting Written Texts in Spanish
• 401 - Senior Seminar in Spanish
• 424 - Hispanic Theatre
• 471 - Topics in Spanish
•   Music
• 1 - Carthage Choir
• 2 - Chapel Choir
• 3 - Lincoln Chamber Singers
• 4 - Small Vocal Ensembles
• 5 - Carthage Wind Orchestra
• 6 - Kenosha Symphony
• 7 - Carthage String Orchestra
• 8 - Jazz Band
• 9 - Small Instrumental Ensembles
• 12 - Pep Band
• 13 - Gospel Messengers
• 15 - Private Piano
• 16 - Keyboard Skills for Music Majors/Minors I
• 17 - Keyboard Skills for Music Majors/Minors II
• 18 - Keyboard Skills for Music Majors/Minors III
• 19 - Keyboard Skills for Music Majors/Minors IV
• 20 - Class Voice
• 21 - Class Guitar
• 22 - Carthage College Masterworks Chorale
• 23 - Racine Symphony
• 24 - Carthage Women's Ensemble
• 25 - Private Voice
• 45 - Private Organ
• 55 - Private Instrument
• 65 - Private Conducting
• 70 - Music Departmental Recital
• 101 - Music Theory I
• 102 - Aural Skills I
• 103 - Music Theory II
• 104 - Aural Skills II
• 115 - Exploring Music
• 116 - Musicianship Skills in Context
• 117 - Music Technology and Industry
• 200 - A Survey of Symphonic Literature
• 201 - Music Theory III
• 202 - Aural Skills III
• 203 - Music Theory IV
• 204 - Aural Skills IV
• 205 - Woodwind Techniques in Schools
• 206 - Brass Techniques in Schools
• 207 - Percussion Techniques in Schools
• 208 - String Techniques in Schools
• 209 - World Music in the Classroom
• 210 - Basic Conducting
• 213 - Jazz Improvisation I
• 214 - Jazz Improvisation II
• 220 - Popular Music in America
• 221 - Opera
• 249 - Vocal Diction and Literature
• 251 - Piano Pedagogy and Literature I
• 252 - Piano Pedagogy and Literature II
• 262 - Music Theater Workshop
• 300 - Opera Production
• 301 - Seminar in Form and Analysis
• 304 - Hymnology
• 305 - Music History I
• 306 - Music History II
• 307 - Music History III
• 308 - Liturgics
• 309 - The Church Music Program
• 310 - Instrumental Conducting and Techniques
• 311 - Choral Conducting and Techniques
• 312 - Orchestration
• 313 - Choral Literature
• 314 - Learning About Instruments
• 315 - Service Playing and Improvisation I
• 316 - Service Playing and Improvisation II
• 317 - Jazz Arranging I
• 318 - Jazz Arranging II
• 320 - Field Experience
• 340 - Music Theater History
• 351 - Practicum in Piano Pedagogy
• 400 - Seminar
• 403 - Practicum in Church Music
• 410 - Piano Literature
• 420 - Instrumental Music Methods
• 421 - Elementary Music Methods
• 422 - Middle and Secondary Music Methods
• 471 - Topics in Music
•   Neuroscience
• 250 - Research Methods in Neuroscience
• 345 - Contemporary Issues in Sex and Gender
• 395 - Neuroscience II: Electrical and Chemical Properties
• 410 - Neuroscience III: Development and Neuroanatomy
• 490 - Research In Neuroscience
•   Philosophy
• 100 - Introduction to Philosophy
• 110 - Contemporary Ethical Issues
• 120 - The Art of Thinking
• 130 - Philosophy and Literature
• 200 - Studies in the History of Philosophy
• 210 - Topics in Ethics
• 211 - Business Ethics
• 240 - Philosophy of Religion
• 271 - Topics in Philosophy
• 275 - Research Methods
•   Physics
• 103 - Astronomy
• 104 - Understandings of Physics I
• 105 - Understandings of Physics II
• 150 - Cosmology: The Big Bang
• 201 - Fundamentals of Physics I
• 202 - Fundamentals of Physics II
• 203 - Intermediate Physics I
• 204 - Intermediate Physics II
• 271 - Topics in Physics
• 303 - Optics
• 308 - Mechanics
• 310 - Mathematical Methods in Physical Science
• 312 - Electronics
• 350 - Field Placement
• 355 - Internship
• 360 - Thermostatistics
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 405 - Electricity and Magnetism
• 406 - Experimental Physics
• 407 - Astrophysics
• 408 - Observational Astrophysics
• 410 - Quantum Mechanics
• 450 - Independent Study
• 471 - Topics in Physics
• 490 - Independent Research
•   Political Science
• 103 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
• 104 - Introduction to Public Policy
• 105 - Introduction to International Relations
• 107 - Introduction to Political Theory
• 190 - Constitutional Rights: Freedom of Expression
• 205 - Philosophical Foundations of Political Economy
• 210 - The Logic of Political Inquiry
• 240 - American Government: National, State and Local
• 271 - Topics in Political Science
• 290 - Constitutional Law I
• 291 - Constitutional Law II
• 292 - Judicial Process and Behavior
• 320 - Women and Politics
• 325 - Classics of Political Thought
• 326 - Studies in Political Theory
• 335 - Human Rights
• 337 - Russia/East European Politics
• 338 - West European Politics
• 339 - Asian Politics
• 351 - Campaigns and Elections
• 352 - America at War
• 353 - American Political Institutions
• 358 - American Foreign Policy
• 360 - International Security
• 361 - Nuclear Proliferation
• 362 - Environmental Politics
• 393 - Environmental Law
• 395 - Liberty and Security in a Democracy
• 396 - Legal Theory: Law, Justice, and Order
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 405 - Seminar in International Political Economy
•   Psychology
• 150 - Introduction to Psychology
• 210 - Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience
• 220 - Social Psychology
• 230 - Cognition: Theories and Applications
• 245 - Abnormal Psychology
• 285 - Child and Adolescent Development
• 290 - Experimental Psychology
• 315 - Sensation and Perception
• 335 - Tests and Measurements
• 345 - Contemporary Issues in Sex and Gender
• 365 - Childhood Psychopathology
• 370 - Thesis Development
• 375 - Psychology of Personality
• 385 - Adult Development and Aging
• 395 - Neuroscience II: Electrical and Chemical Properties
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 470 - Field Work in Psychology
• 471 - Topics in Psychology
•   Religion
• 100 - Understandings of Religion
• 200 - History of Christian Thought
• 201 - Jewish Bible/Old Testament
• 202 - The Gospels
• 203 - The Letters of the New Testament
• 204 - Christian Spirituality
• 207 - Understandings of Love
• 220 - Faith, Love, and Ethics
• 230 - Issues in Living and Dying
• 271 - Topics in Religion
• 275 - Research Methods
• 301 - Post-Exilic Judaism
• 302 - Women and The Bible
• 303 - Creation and Apocalypse: Explorations in Religion and Science
• 304 - Church History
• 306 - Luther and the Reformation
• 307 - Religion in America
• 308 - Parish Service
• 310 - Judaism
• 311 - Hinduism
• 312 - Islam
• 313 - Buddhism
• 314 - East Asian Religion
• 330 - Greek and Roman Mystery Religions
• 335 - Religion and Society
• 336 - Religion and Society in Modern India
• 340 - Biblical Images of Christ
• 370 - The Dead Sea Scrolls
• 400 - Senior Seminar
• 414 - Religious Thinkers of Modern Times
• 471 - Topics in Religion
•   Social Science
• 233 - Behavioral Research Statistics
• 420 - Teaching of Social Science
•   Social Work
• 200 - Introduction to Social Work
• 210 - History of Social Welfare Policy and Programs
• 220 - Child Welfare Policy and Practice
• 240 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment
• 300 - Social Welfare Research
• 310 - Social Welfare Policy Analysis
• 320 - Social Work Practice I
• 330 - Social Work Practice II
• 420 - Social Work Practice III
• 430 - Integrative Seminar
• 460 - Field Placement in Social Work
• 471 - Topics in Social Work
•   Sociology
• 141 - Principles of Sociology
• 142 - Sociology of Social Problems
• 143 - Cultural Anthropology
• 204 - Sociology of Religion
• 206 - The Human Landscape
• 226 - Criminology
• 227 - Juvenile Delinquency
• 228 - Corrections
• 252 - Marriage and Family
• 253 - Racial and Cultural Minorities
• 271 - Topics in Sociology
• 302 - Sociological Research I
• 351 - Urban Sociology
• 401 - Social Theory Seminar
• 402 - Sociological Research II
• 471 - Topics in Sociology
•   Theatre
• 20 - Theatre Laboratory
• 30 - Applied Acting & Directing
• 41 - Applied Dance: Ballet I
• 42 - Applied Dance: Ballet II
• 43 - Applied Dance: Tap
• 44 - Applied Dance: Jazz I
• 45 - Applied Dance: Jazz II
• 46 - Applied Dance: Ballroom
• 111 - Introduction to Acting
• 115 - Introduction to Theatre
• 201 - Oral Interpretation of Literature
• 211 - Acting I: Fundamentals of Acting
• 218 - Theatre for Children
• 226 - History of Pre-Modern Theatre
• 227 - History of Classical Theatre
• 228 - History of Modern Theatre
• 262 - Music Theater Workshop
• 271 - Theatre Topics
• 290 - Play Reading and Analysis
• 291 - Play Production I: Stagecrafts
• 292 - Play Production II: Costuming and Makeup
• 293 - Play Production III: Stage Lighting
• 294 - Play Production IV: Scenic Painting
• 300 - Playwriting
• 310 - Voice for the Stage
• 311 - Acting II: Character and Scene Study
• 340 - Music Theater History
• 401 - Senior Seminar in Theatre
• 411 - Acting III: Periods and Styles
• 455 - Directing
• 471 - Theatre Topics
•   Women's/Gender Studies
• 110 - Introduction to Women's/Gender Studies
• 271 - Topics in Women's Gender Studies
• 310 - Women's and Gender Studies Theory
• 409 - Capstone Course
•   Admissions
•   Application Procedures for Part-time Students
•   Admission to Carthage
•   Admission to the Undergraduate Program
•   Freshman Entrance Requirements
•   Early Review/Early Notification (EREN) Program
•   Early Admission
•   Advanced Placement
•   Advanced Placement Courses and Carthage Policy
•   International Baccalaureate
•   GED Applicants
•   International Students
•   Transfer Students
•   Admission to the Graduate Program
•   Tuition and Fees
•   Carthage Student Fees
•   Advance Payments
•   Late Payment Fees
•   Billing Procedures
•   2006-2007 Undergraduate Fees
•   Fees for Optional Services
•   2006-2007 Graduate Tuition and Fees
•   Refund Schedule
•   Tuition and Audit Fee Refunds
•   Residency Refunds
•   Final Accounting
•   Students Enrolled in Summer School
•   Appeal Process
•   Veterans Administration Educational Program
•   Payment Options
•   Student Financial Planning
•   Carthage Scholarship/Grant Program
•   Verification
•   Federal Programs
•   Federal Pell Grant
•   Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
•   Federal Work-Study (FWS)
•   Federal Perkins Loan Program
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