Online Degrees and Courses

CIS and Teacher Certifi cation:
This is available for secondary education certifi cation. It is offered as:
(1) a major requiring thirty-eight (38) semester credit hours including CS170,
CS180, CS270, CS280, CS301, CS302, CS304, CS317, CS430, CS440,
EN330, and EN332.
(2) a minor requiring twenty-four (24) semester credit hours including CS170,
CS180, CS270, CS280, CS301, CS317, EN330, and EN332.
Certifi cate in […]

CL100 Introduction to Community Leadership (3)
This course is the introductory course for the Community Leadership major.
It will introduce students to the concepts of community, service, civic responsibility,
leadership, and community systems by two means: extended service
(30+ hours) in designated community agencies and refl ection in class on these
experiences using readings and other methods (e.g., speakers, common […]

Penny Avery, Ph.D., Chair
Ian Borton, M.A.; Sister Rosemary O’Donnell, O.P., M.A.; Renee Beth
Stahle, Ph.D.; David Weinandy, Ph.D.
Any course applied to the Communication, Interdisciplinary Communication,
Communication Major with Theatre Emphasis, or Communication minor
must be completed with a grade of C or better. Any course applied to
the Dual Business Administration and Communication Major must be completed
with a C– […]

B.S. Degree in Chemistry
1. Forty (40) semester hours in chemistry:
Required courses: CY111/112, CY211/212, CY215, CY311/312,
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CY400/401 or approved research.
Elective courses: CY315, CY325, CY336, CY346, CY398, CY399
2. Allied fi elds required:
Physics 213/214 and Mathematics 121, 122, 231.
(Majors should consider Differential Equations, Linear Algebra and Abstract
Algebra.)
3. One course in applied or mathematical statistics (i.e. […]

Program Description:
Catholic Studies is an interdisciplinary minor. The Catholic Studies program
is designed for students interested in exploring the beauty and diversity of
the Catholic tradition, as historically expressed in art, literature, theology,
popular piety, and philosophy. Courses in the core of the Catholic Studies
program focus on those elements of Christian history, culture, and thought
that are critical to […]