Liberal Arts: Social Sciences
Overview
The focus of the Liberal Arts Program is to provide the student with a breadth of program offerings in a chosen field of study. Liberal Arts students may focus their program in the following concentration areas: Behavioral Science, English, Government, History, Humanities, Psychology, or Social Science. All concentration electives must be selected in the chosen area of study.
Program Outcomes
At the completion of this program, the student should be able to:
- Compose well-structured, unified and coherent expository assignments.
- Demonstrate information literacy through research assignments.
- Apply the principles of critical thinking to assess required readings and points of discussion.
- Describe the social, political and philosophical contexts that inform a Liberal Arts concentration.
- Describe the diverse cultural and behavioral influences on a Liberal Arts concentration.
- Apply a theoretical understanding to practical problems in a Liberal Arts field (Behavioral Science, English, History/Government, Humanities, Psychology, Social Science, or Sociology).
Academic Division of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts: Social Sciences Courses
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Code
Course
Credits
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- ENG 101
English Composition I
- 3
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- ENG 102
English Composition II
- 3
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- ECO 201
Microeconomics
- 3
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- ECO 202
Macroeconomics
- 3
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- GOV 105
Introduction to Political Science
- 3
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- GOV 201
American Government
- 3
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- GOV 211
State & Local Government
- 3
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- GOV 212
International Relations
- 3
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- GOV 213
The American Presidency
- 3
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- GOV 217
Comparative Government
- 3
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- GOV 290
Special Topics in Government
- 3
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- HIS 101
United States History I
- 3
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- HIS 102
United States History II
- 3
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- HIS 107
Colonial America
- 3
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- HIS 111
From Mesopotamia to the Moon: History of Western Civilization I
- 3
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- HIS 112
From Mesopotamia to the Moon: the History of Western Civilization II
- 3
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- HIS 201
History of the Middle East
- 3
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- HIS 240
History of the Cold War
- 3
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- HIS 260
The Civil War and Reconstruction
- 3
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- HIS 280
History of Plymouth, MA
- 3
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- HIS 290
Special Topics in History
- 3
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- SOC 102
Contemporary Social Problems
- 3
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- SOC 112
Interpersonal Communication
- 3
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- SOC 140
Aging in America
- 3
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- SOC 203
Sociology of the Family
- 3
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- SOC 250
Women and Gender in Society
- 3
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- SOC 355
Race, Class, Gender and Social Justice
- 3
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