1978-1979 Academic Catalog

Adventure in Learning Departments of Instruction Instruction in the college is grouped into ten departments plus the Interdiscipli– nary Studies Program which is controlled by a steering committee. I. BIBLICAL EDUCATION Biblical Studies Philosophy and Religion Theology II. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Accounting General Business Economics Ill. EDUCATION Elementary Education Secondary Education IV. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Activity Courses Health Education V. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE English Language English Literature German VI. MUSIC Music Theory Music History Church Music VII. PSYCHOLOGY VIII. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Biology Chemistry IX. SOCIAL SCIENCE History Sociology X. SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS Broadcasting Speech Practical Theology Biblical Language Christian Education Management Marketing Recreation Physical Education Greek Spanish Music Education Applied Music Physics Mathematics Geography Political Science INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES PROGRAM Typical Freshman Programs Sometime in the freshman year students should enroll in the following courses: Old Testament•:• New Testament·:··:· Fundamentals of English Rhetoric and Composition Man and The Arts Foundations of Social Science History Elective Principles of Biology Physical Science Fundamentals of Speech Physical Education Activity courses The various departments may also have freshman level courses which could be taken. During registration you will be assigned an advisor who will assist you in planning your schedule. Further information can be found under the departmental listings. Fall quarter ·' Winter quar1er