EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2003

POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM IN SOCIAL STUDIES

FOR SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

1.	Liberal Arts Major in Sociology Must include: One course in Racial and Ethnic Relations or equivalent One course in urban sociology One course in sociology of gender	39 s.h.
2.	Course Work in Related Social Sciences* History (15 s.h.) Two courses in U.S. history One course in European history One course in non-western history One course in history of Black Americans Note: Two of these courses must be at 300 level or above (500 for M.A.T. candidates) Economics (3 s.h.) ECON 100 Introduction to Economics, Macro-Economics OR ECON 215 Economics of Social Problems Geography (3 s.h.) One course in cultural, local, regional or world geography Political Science (6 s.h.) One course in comparative politics or international politics One course in American political thought or American political systems Religion (3 s.h.) One course in religions of the world *NOTE: History and Social Science courses completed with grades of C or higher prior to entering this program will be accepted. The number of credits in each area will be correspondingly reduced; remaining courses will be determined after evaluation of student’s academic record.	30 s.h.
3.	Professional Education Sequence Sequence leading to Certification only – See Graduate catalog Sequence leading to M.A.T. and Certification – See Graduate catalog Professional education courses to be determined by Academic Advisor in Center of Pedagogy. Includes SOSC 401 – Methods of Teaching Social Studies. Do not take until semester immediately prior to Student Teaching, concurrently with CURR 500 – Fieldwork in Education.