1966-1967 Academic Catalog

SOCIAL SCIENCE Cedarville College SOCIAL SCIENCE Associate Professors: Cleveland McDonald, Chairman: Ralph B. Gale, J. Murray Murdoch Assistant Professor: Allen L. Monroe The division of Social Science is comprised of A) History, B) So– ciology, C) Geography, D) Political Science. This division seeks to present to the student the origin and develop– ment of ideas and institutions; to aid the student in gaining a better perspective of the facts of history, the functions of government, and the nature of society; to acquaint the student with a practical appreciation of the methods and tools of original research projects; to provide the student with an opportunity to formulate and express the results of investigation and study; and, finally, to lead the student to see the plan of God through the centuries by pointing out and emphasizing the harmony which exists between the facts of secular knowledge and the truths of the Bible. Bachelor of Science in Education Program Requirements for a Comprehensive Teaching Field in Social Studies. Forty-five semester hours, including History 101, 102, 201, 202; Sociology 230; Geography 251; Political Science 261, 264; Economics 131, 132; fifteen additional hours in History, Requirements for a Teaching Field in History and Government. Twenty-seven semester hours, including History 101, 102, 201, 202, 400, and six hours of electives in History; Political Science 261, 264. Bachelor of Arts Programs Requirements for a Major in History. Thirty semester hours, in– cluding History 101, 102, 201, 202, 400; fifteen hours of electives in History.* Requirements for a Major in Sociology. Twenty-seven semester hours, including Sociology 230; twenty-four hours of electives in Sociology, Requirements for a Minor in History. Fifteen semester hours, in– cluding History 101, 102, 201, 202, and a three-hour elective in History. Requirements for a Minor in Sociology. Fifteen semester hours, including Sociology 230; twelve hours of electives in Sociology. *Economics 231, Economic History, is acceptable as a ffistory elective. 88