Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1995 — Page 39

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Code

Course

Cr.Hr

Day & Time

GENDER STUDIES

GS 2d5.lt

The Male Experience

Fri, 5:30-8:10

JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS

JU3M.lt

The American Penal System

Tue, 2:50-5:20

POLITICAL SCIENCE

PO 177.10

War and Peace

Wed, 5:30-8:10

PO 490.10

Practicum

ARR

PO 499.10

Final Project

ARR

SOCIOLOGY

RP 100.10

Introduction to Higher Education

Tue,5:30-8:I0

RP 100.11

Introduction to Higher Education 3 Sat, 9:00-11:40 All students new to Martin University are required to take RP 100 during their first semester. The course assists students in setting goals, describes how the educational system works, and teaches students how to solve problems they may encounter in higher education.

SO 200.10

Principles of Sociology

Tue,5:30-8:10

SO 205.10

Gathering and Interpretation of Data

Fri, 9:00-11:40

SO 350.10

Multicultural Issues in Education ,3.. Thur, 5:30-8:10 The role of race, ethnicity, and culture in educational settings and society; emphasis on classroom behavior for students planning to become teachers.

SO 490.10

Practicum

ARR

SO499.10

Final Project

ARR

CO-INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS

PRE-NURSING

NURB 110.10

Medical Terminology

Thur, 9:00-11:40

NURB 111.10

Orientation to Nursing

Thur, 12:00-2:40

PHI 203.10

Professional Ethics in Health Care

Sat, 12:00-2:40

HI 450.10

Advanced Topics: African-

Wed, 2:50-5:20

Americans in Nursing

EDUCATION/TEACHER CERTIFICATION

Education majors should pick up regigtration forms from the Co-Institutional Office. EDUC200 Educational Psychology 3 Fri,5:30-8:10 SPECIAL PROGRAMS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE 212.10 Intro to Exceptional Children 3 Sat, 9:00-11:40

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Course

Cr.Hr

Day & Time

ECE2t2.lt

Child Psychology

Sat, 12:00-2:40

URBAN EDUCATION

CPM 558.50

Urban Education: How to Engage Parents and the Community in Education of Urban Children

Mon, 5:30-8:10

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY

CP 520.50

Personality

Mon, 5:30-8:10

CP 530.50

Practicum 1

ARR

CP 533.50

Research Methods in Psychology

Thur, 5:30-8:10

CP 536.50

Theories & Techniques of Counseling and Psychotherapy

Fri. 5:30-8:10

CP 700.10

Thesis

ARR

URBAN MINISTRY

UMS 551.50

Clinical Pastoral Education 1

Thur, 12:00-2:40

UMS 558.50

Early Church History

Mon, 5:30-8:10

UMS 564.50

New Testament Studies

Fri, 5:30-8:10

UMS 569.50

Christian Ethics

Fri, 9:00-11:40

UMS 571.50

Colloquium on Urban Problems

Tue, 9:00-11:40

UMS 575.50

Clinical Pastoral Education II

Thur, 12:00-2:40

UMS 608.50

Research in Urban Ministry

Wed, 12:00-2:40

UMS 700.50

Thesis

TBA

SPECIAL PROGRAMS PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT (PLA): This program evaluates extensive lifelong learning of adults and grants college credits for college-level learning. Learning is documented by the student and reviewed by experts. Para-professionals and professionals usually have success in attaining college credits in various areas. ADDICTIONS: The Psychology Division offers Addictions and Counseling degrees with special courses designed for specific ethnic needs. EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: This program offers the Child Development Associate (CDA) certificate as required for child care providers, and also offers a degree. Special emphasis is placed on determining developmental and perceptual problems in children who need interventions to prevent future educational problems. EDUCATION/TEACHER CERTIFICATE: Martin University offers teacher certification in conjunction with the University of Indianapolis. Individuals interested in teacher certification should contact the Office of Co-Institutional Programs at543-3861.