Behavioral Sciences Learning Objectives and College Distinction Requirements

 

Requirements for Fulfillment of College Distinction in the Department of Behavioral Sciences 

PSYCHOLOGY

BACHELORS DEGREE

Students will express interest in and increase participation in professional presentation and research symposiums.

Psychology students will increase interest in seeking acceptance into graduate programs.

Psychology students should demonstrate oral and written communication skills at an acceptable level.

SOCIOLOGY

Sociology students should demonstrate oral and written communication skills at an acceptable level and express satisfaction with such abilities.

Students will express interest in and increase participation in professional presentation and research symposiums.

Sociology students will increase interest in and seeking acceptance into graduate programs.

ANTHROPOLOGY

 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Students will demonstrate knowledge of criminological theories, qualitative research methods, and institutional practices used in the criminal justice profession.

Students will demonstrate knowledge of crime and the criminal justice system as it relates to broader social and institutional patterns in society by drawing on and integrating sociological and psychological theories.

Students will demonstrate an awareness of and ability to follow ethical guidelines and communicate in a manner that is both professional and recognizes diverse perspectives.

Students will demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively on class projects or on community based projects focused on social issues related to criminal justice.

Registrar's Degree Audit Checklists (2017-18 Catalog)