Pre-Credential Subject Concentration Courses For Students Seeking the Multiple Subject Waiver at the Hutchins School of Liberal Studies Effective: Fall Semester, 2000
	Multiple subject waiver students beginning work in the upper division of Hutchins School on or after September 1, 1991 will need to complete one of the "concentrations" listed on this sheet as part of the academic preparation required for the elementary teaching credential. Although state law only requires that concentrations be a minimum of twelve units, some SSU departments have designated concentrations somewhat in excess of that number. All of these concentrations have been approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Students may begin work on a concentration at any point in their academic careers, but they should be careful that study for concentrations completed at other institutions include only courses designated as being equivalent to SSU concentration courses. (Check with the SSU department offering the concentration or the articulation office at your community college to be sure.) No more than two courses may be applied from other institutions. (Exception: Art) No Liberal Studies courses may substitute in the concentrations.
	AMERICAN LITERATURE (Rev. Fall 1995)
	AMCS 360 Ethnic Literature 4 ENGL 450 Periods in American Literature 3 One of the following: 3   ENGL 237 Survey: Early American Literature ENGL 238 Survey: Later American Literature One of the following: 3-4 ENGL 367 Introduction To Short Story ENGL 369 Introduction To Poetry ENGL 371 Introduction To Novel ENGL 373 Introduction To Drama
	AMERICAN MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES (HUMANITIES)*
	One of the following: 3-4 AMCS 315 Ethnic Arts, Music & Dance AMCS 360 Ethnic Literature AMCS 392 Images in Film AMCS 460 Multiethnic Children's Literature One of the following: 3-4 CALS 352 Chicano/Latino Philosophy CALS 368 Chicano/Latino Music CALS 374 Chicano/Latino Literature CALS 393 Chicano/Latino Cinema CALS 451 Chicano/Latino Humanities CALS 479 Chicano/Latino Art History CALS 490 Hispanic Children's Literature (Chicano/Latino) One of the following: 3-4 NAMS 338 Native Americans in the Cinema NAMS 346 Philosophic Systems & Sacred Movements NAMS 354 Native American Literature A minimum of 12 units must be completed.
	AMERICAN MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES (SOCIAL SCIENCES)*
	One of the following: 3-4 AMCS 335 Historical Perspectives & Ethnicity AMCS 339 Ethnic Groups & Social Policy AMCS 355 Language & Ethnicity AMCS 377 Asian Americans AMCS 405 The Family: Comparative Perspectives One of the following: 3-4 CALS 403 Chicano/Latino Youth . . . CALS 405 The Chicano/Latino Family CALS 426 Chicano Sociolinguisitics CALS 445 Chicano History One of the following: 3-4 NAMS 305 North American Indian History NAMS 412 Native Californian History & Culture NAMS 414 Native American Cultures of the Southwest NAMS 440 Contemporary Native American One of the following:     WGS 365 Women's History & Women's Activism WGS 375 Race, Sex, & Class A minimum of 12 units must be completed. *CALS/NAMS 399 Ethnic Minorities & American Social Policy may be substituted for one of the courses included in AMCS, MAMS, or NAMS.
	AMERICAN POLITICS (Rev. Fall 2001)
	One of the following:   3-4   POLS 312 American Political Thought POLS 315 Democracy, Capitalism, Socialism One of the following:   4   POLS 423 American Constitutional System POLS 424 Bill of Rights, Civil Liberties and the Constitution
	One of the following: 4 POLS 425 American Party System POLS 426 American Congress, Legislation and Lawmaking POLS 427 The American Presidency POLS 429 Interest Group, Parties & the Media POLS 461 Politics & the Media A minimum of 12 units must be completed.
	APPLIED ARTS
	ART 400 Teaching in Subject Matter 3 MUS 400 Music of the Classroom 3 THAR 110 Beginning Dance 1 THAR 120 Beginning Fundamentals 2 THAR 460 Drama for Children 2 THAR 470 Dance for Children 2
	ART (Spring 2003)
	ART 101 Art Fundamentals   3 ART 400 Art in the Classroom   3 One of the following:   3   ART 210 Introduction to Art History ART 211 Introduction to Art History Studio courses (one must be a drawing class) (Up to 9 units may be transferred from another institution.)
	ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
	ENSP 200 Global Environmental Issues   3 ENSP 430 Environmental Education   3 One of the following:   3   ENSP 321 The Biological Environment* ENSP 322 Conservation Biology One of the following:   3   ENSP 306 Environmental Ethics ENSP 308 Environmental Literature *For students with significant previous coursework in biological sciences.
	GENERAL LITERATURE (Rev.Fall 2001)
	One of the following: 3-4 ENGL 342 Children's Literature ENGL 343 Youth Literature AMCS 471 Children's Literature Two of the following: (3+3) 6 ENGL 367 Introduction to Short Story ENGL 369 Introduction to Poetry ENGL 371 Introduction to the Novel ENGL 373 Introduction to Drama ENGL 339 or 479 Shakespeare One of the following: 3 ENGL 207,307,318,329,407,409, 418, 420, 429
	GEOGRAPHY
	GEOG 203 Cultural Geography 3 GEOG 204 Physical Geography 3-4 GEOG 302 World Regional Geography 3-4 One of the following: 3-4 GEOG 330 Historical Geography of North America GEOG 335 Rural Geography GEOG 343 Economic Geography GEOG 350 Urban Geography
	GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES (SOCIAL SCIENCES) (Rev. Fall 2001)
	One of the following:   3   HIST 202 Development of the Modern World ENSP 200 Global Environmental Issues One of the following:   3-4 HIST 339 Ancient/Colonial Latin America GEOG 392 Latin America: Culture & Environment GEOG 394 Geography of Africa One of the following:   3-4 AMCS 376 Pan-African Cultures HIST 330 Introduction to African History One of the following:   4   HIST 336 Introduction to East Asia HIST 306 Middle East Since 1453
	HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
	KINS 410 Human Motor Development 4 One of the following:   3 ANTH 201 Introduction to Human Evolution ANTH 318 Sex & the Life Cycle One of the following: 3-4 PSY 302 Development of the Person PSY 410 Child Development PSY 412 Adolescence GERN 421 Psychology of Aging One of the following: 3 ANTH 203 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology WGS 350 Gender, Sexuality, Family AMCS 420 Race, Sex, and Class
	KINESIOLOGY
	KINS 300 Analysis of Motor Skills   1 KINS 410 Lifespan Motor Development   3 KINS 325 Adapted Physical Education 1: Basic Concepts/Special Population   3 KINS 400 Elementary School P.E.*   3 KINS 430A Field Experience in Physical Education (Taken after KINS 400)   2 One of the following:   1-2   THAR 470 Dance for Children Substitution with prior approval: KINS 300 Analysis of Motor Performance   * Required for all multiple subjects credential candidates.
	LANGUAGE & COMPOSITION
	ENGL 375 Advanced Composition 3 ENGL 491 Seminar in Writing Techniques 3 LING 200 Introduction to Linguistic Studies 3 LING 432 Language in Sociopolitical Context 3
	LIFE SCIENCE
	BIOL 121 Diversity, Structure & Education 4 BIOL 122 Genetics, Evolution and Ecology 4 One of the following: 3-4 BIOL 220 Human Anatomy BIOL 304 Natural History of Hawaiian Islands BIOL 308 Environmental Toxicology BIOL 309 Biology of Cancer BIOL 311 Sexually Transmitted Diseases BIOL 312 Biological Oceanography BIOL 314 Field Biology BIOL 332 Plants and Civilization BIOL 380 Human Nutrition One of the following: 4 BIOL 300 Ecology BIOL 330 Plant Taxonomy BIOL 336 Plant Biology BIOL 338 Aquatic Botany BIOL 339 Mycology BIOL 350 Invertebrate Biology BIOL 355 Entomology BIOL 360 Vertebrate Biology BIOL 370 Vertebrate Evolutionary Morphology BIOL 375 Behavioral Ecology
	MATHEMATICS
	MATH 150 Geometry 3 MATH 200 Discrete Mathematics 3 MATH 250 Probability and Statistics 3 MATH 300 Elementary Number Systems & Applications 4
	MUSIC
	One of the following:   3 MUS 150 Survey of US Music MUS 250 Survey of European Music MUS 350 Survey of World Music   3 MUS 400 Music for the Classroom   3 MUS 325 SSU Chorus   2 Upper Div. Music Ensembles, Performance Workshops   A minimum of 12 units must be completed.
	PHYSICAL SCIENCE
	ASTR 100 Descriptive Astronomy   3 CHEM 102 Food, Nutrition, & Toxicology   3 PHYS 100 Descriptive Physics   3 PHYS 102 Descriptive Physics Lab   1 One of the following:   3-4 GEOL 102 Our Dynamic Earth GEOG 204 Physical Geography
	RELIGIOUS STUDIES
	One of the following: 3-4 PHIL 207 Religious Dimension SOCI 431 Sociology of Religion One of the following: 3 ANTH 349 Meaning, Performance, & Representation PHIL 302 Ethics and Value Theory PHIL 310 Metaphysics NAMS 346 Philosophic Systems& Sacred Movements in Native North America 3 A minimum of 12 units must be completed.
	SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
	LING 200 Intro. to Linguistic Studies* 3 One of the following:   3 LING 402 Grammatical Analysis LING 403 Meaning, Context, & Reference One of the following:   3   LING 430 Language Acquisition and Communicative Development LING 441 Linguistics & Second Language Teaching One of the following: ANTH 389 Language & Composition LING 432 Language: Sociopolitical Context 3 and optional LING 433 Intercultural Communication 1 *Prerequisite to or concurrent with courses listed in B. and C.
	THEATER ARTS
	THAR 102/103 Intro. History of Theater: Drama & Dance   3 THAR 110 Beginning Dance   1 THAR 120A Beginning Acting   2 THAR 144A Beg. Theater Technology   2 THAR 300 Theater in Action   3 THAR 350 Directing Workshop   2 One of the following:       THAR 460 Drama for Children THAR 470 Dance for Children 2
	US HISTORY
	One of the following:   4   HIST 446 Women in US History HIST 468 Blacks in American History One of the following: 4 HIST 450 Colonial America to 1750 HIST 454 Civil War & Reconstruction HIST 456 Emergence of Modern America HIST 457 Great Depression & New Deal HIST 458 Post World War II One of the following: 4 HIST 472 California History HIST 471 The American West HIST 472 California to 1900
	WORLD HISTORY (New Fall 2001)
	One of the following:   4   HIST 303 The Ancient Near East HIST 304 The NE from Alexandria to Muham HIST 400 The Roman Republic HIST 401 The Roman Empire HIST 405 Anglo-Saxon England HIST 406 The Crusades HIST 408 Early Middle Ages HIST 409 The High Middle Ages HIST 410 Europe, 1450-1650 HIST 425 Britain 55 BCE to 1485 CE   One of the following:   3-4   HIST 380 20th Century World HIST 411 The Enlightenment to W.W.I HIST 412 Europe Since 1914 HIST 418 Revolutionary Russia HIST 419 Modern Russia & Soviet Union HIST 427 Aristocratic Britain (1707-1832) HIST 428 Modern Britain Since 1832 HIST 447 Women of the Modern World   One of the following:   3-4   HIST 305 History of the Arabs to 1453 HIST 306 The Middle East Since 1453 HIST 330 Introduction to African History HIST 336 Introduction to East Asia HIST 337 History of the Pacific Region HIST 339 Ancient & colonial Latin American HIST 341 Central America HIST 342 Modern Latin America HIST 430 Western & Southern Africa HIST 431 History of Cuba HIST 435 History of Modern China HIST 438 Modern Japan   A minimum of 12 units must be completed.
	WORLD POLITICS (Rev. Fall 2001)
	One of the following: 4 POLS 310 Classical Political Thought POLS 311 Development of Modern Political Thought POLS 315 Democracy, Capitalism, & Socialism One of the following: 4 POLS 350 European Parliamentary Democracies POLS 351 Politics of Russia POLS 352 Politics of Eastern Europe One of the following:   4   POLS 342 International Politics & Foreign Policy POLS 444 US Foreign Policy