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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FORENSIC SCIENCE MINOR REQ COMP NEED NOTES, SUBSTITUTIONS & WAIVERS FSCI 101 Intro/Forensic Science 4 CHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I 4 CHEM 112 Principles of Chemistry II 4 BIOL 180 Concepts/Cell Mechanisms 4 BIOL 341 Genetics 4 CHEM 325 Quantitative Analysis 5 25 Division Chair Date Advisor Date Lewis-Clark State College Catalog 2008-2009 Student Name ID Number

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE MINOR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS REQ COMP NEED NOTES, SUBSTITUTIONS & WAIVERS ANTH 102 Cultural Anthropology 3 ANTH 280 Culture & Environ 3 HIST 102 History of Civilization 3 SOC 101 Intro to Sociology 3 12 PROGRAM ELECTIVES - 12 credits from the following, 9 of which must be numbered 300 or above ANTH 365 Comparative Religion 3 COMM 345 Intercultural Communication 3 ECON 465 International Economics or BUS 380 International Business SUMMARY POLS 237 International Politics 3 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 12 POLS 285 Comparative Government 3 PROGRAM ELECTIVES 12 POLS 300 International Political Economy 3 TOTAL 24 PSYC 310 Personality Theories 3 PSYC 320 Social Psychology 3 SOC 310 Religion in Contemporary Society 3 Division Chair Date SOC 325 Social

MINOR SUMMARY PHYSICAL SCIENCE REQ COMP NEED NOTES, SUBSTITUTIONS & WAIVERS Take at least 8 credits of each discipline: Chemistry and Physics. NS 150, NS 350 and NS 351 do not count toward minor credits CHEM 4 CHEM 4 PHYS 4 PHYS 4 TOTAL 16 PROGRAM ELECTIVES Any course from the Natural Science Division except NS 150, NS 350 or NS 351. 4 20 Division Chair Date PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 16 PROGRAM ELECTIVES 4 20 Advisor Date Lewis-Clark State College Catalog 2008-2009 TOTAL ID Number NS 150, NS 350, NS 351 do not count toward minor

The Behavioral Science Department at Triton College is a multidisciplinary department that offers classes in Anthropology, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology. Each discipline offers an A.A. program and allows students to complete the lower division transfer requirements for a major at a four-year institution. The department offices, mailboxes and the secretarial staff are located on the first floor of the Science Building, Rooms D-100 through D-116. For general information about the department, call the departmental secretary Linda Mick at (708) 456-0300 ext. 3833. The Behavioral Science Department has a team of faculty members that is committed to offering quality education in a learning-centered

Study of Behavioral Sciences at UHCL follows an interdisciplinary approach, encompassing the fields of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Students seeking a Behavioral Science degree take courses in each of these disciplines and also select a specific concentration in the graduate program. We offer the Bachelor of Sciences and the Master of Arts in Behavioral Sciences. Any Behavioral Science major can earn a concentration in Woman Studies by taking any three courses under the Women's Studies rubric. Women's Studies courses offer students a chance to explore how familiar notions of race, class and gender work together to reproduce privilage and poverty in

Social & Behavioral Sciences The Social and Behavioral Sciences Concentration (SBS) strives to understand human lives, human behavior, and institutions (formal and informal) in their social contexts. The concentration embraces an interdisciplinary approach to examining cultural diversity, social problems, and human behavior, incorporating perspectives from sociology, economics, psychology, anthropology, linguistics, and political science. These courses provide students with tools to examine and address global issues and concerns. Students who select the social and behavioral sciences concentration take five courses in the concentration. They also are strongly encouraged to use Learning Clusters to deepen their knowledge in social and behavioral sciences. Students may

Study of Behavioral Sciences at UHCL follows an interdisciplinary approach, encompassing the fields of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Students seeking a Behavioral Science degree take courses in each of these disciplines and also select a specific concentration in the graduate program. We offer the Bachelor of Sciences and the Master of Arts in Behavioral Sciences. Any Behavioral Science major can earn a concentration in Woman Studies by taking any three courses under the Women's Studies rubric. Women's Studies courses offer students a chance to explore how familiar notions of race, class and gender work together to reproduce privilage and poverty in

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