Social Science, Teaching Advising Guide

First Year		Second Year		Third Year		Fourth Year
Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring
FAK: Search meaning & Value: HIS 105	HIS 106 /HIS 206	HIS 105 / HIS 205	HIS 106 /HIS 206	EDU 321 + EDU 221L (2cred).	EDU 361 (2 cred)	EDU 453 (8 Cred.): Student Teaching	HIS 496
HIS 205	PSY 117 +/ SOC 109 +	HIS 220 EDU 211		SSI 343 (2 cred)	SSI 344 (2 cred)	EDU 454 (2 cred)	PSI/SOC/PSY*
FAK: Community & Identity: PSI 101	FAK: Scientific Perspective: GEG 112	HIS 307 /ECO 203	EDU 221	EDU 325	EDU 341 (LAR 303 )		PSI/SOC/ PSY*
FAK: Mathematical reasoning	FAK: Search meaning & Value	LAR 202	PSY 117 +/SOC 109 +	ECO 203 /HIS 307	ECO 204		HIS 3XX
FAK: Rhetorical Communication: ENG 101	FAK: Human Creativity	FAK:Global & Cultural Context/ GEG 301	ECO 204 /LAR 202 +	HIS 3XX	ANT 308		HIS 3XX**
LAR 101		PSY 117 +/SOC 109 +	HIS 302 or HIS 321	HIS 3XX	PSI/SOC/PSY*
EDU 101 (rec)		EDS 207 +

+ Offered Fall and Spring

* Three additional credits chosen from: anthropology/sociology, economics, political science, psychology.

Students seeking certification for teaching in social science must complete the following:

History: HIS 105, 106, 205, 206, 220, 307, 321 (or 302), 496 AND three additional 300 level history courses, one each from the European and World History areas.

United States History: HIS 302, 305, 306, 307, 320, 321, 329, 337, 342, 352

European History: HIS 317, 318, 335, 338, 341, 348, 350

World History: HIS 302, 304, 326, 339, 342, 350, 353

Special notes: Students must take HIS 220 during the fall semester of their sophomore year.

HIS 302 and HIS 342 may count as either United States History or World History. HIS 350 may count as either European History or World History. HIS 306, 326, 329, 338, and 342 are cross-listed with PSI.

**Students should consider declaring a History major as well (one additional History course required, for a total of five courses).

Other requirements

Required courses: ECO 203 and 204, GEG 112 and 301, PSI 101, PSY 117, SOC 109, ANT 308 and three additional credits in each of the following areas (9 cr. total): PSI, PSY and SOC at the 200 or 300 level.

All requirements listed under the catalog section Secondary Education.
Cognates: SSI 343, 344

Students should meet with Dr. Emily Griesch early in their first year. Students will be assigned two faculty advisors, one from Education and one from History, both of whom will approve courses each semester, to ensure that students are meeting all requirements.