Human Development Major

Requirements

The major consists of at least eleven courses, including the following:

HMD 111	INTRO TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	4
HMD 201	OBSERVATIONAL METHODS	4
HMD 204	CHILDREN LEARNING ENVIRONMENT	4
HMD 225	IND DIFFERENCES IN DEVELOPMENT	4
HMD 306	LANGUAGE, NARRATIVE, AND SELF	4
	or
HMD 321/AFR 321/CRE 321/GWS 321	CHILD/FAMIL MULTI-CUL SOC	4
	two additional HMD 300-level courses
	one HMD 400-level course
BIO 105	ORGANISMS	4
	or
PSY 100	INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY	4
MAT 107	INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS	4
	or
MAT 206	INTRO TO STATISTICAL METHODS	4

One of the following

HIS 201/AMS 201D/AMS 201S/CRE 201A	INTRO TO AMERICAN STUDIES	4
GWS 224/CRE 224	TRANSNATNL WOMEN'S MOVEMNTS	4
PSY 203	PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN	4
PSY 325	INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS	4
PSY 326	DEVELOPMNTL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY	4
PSY 341	PEER RELATIONSHPS & DEVELOP	4
SOC 223/CRE 223	ETHNIC AND RACE RELATIONS	4
SOC 262	SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILIES	4
	a first-year seminar taught by a faculty member in human development
	or
	an elective at or above the 200 level that is approved by the adviser

Students should complete BIO 105 or, MAT 107 or MAT 206, and HMD 201 by the end of the sophomore year. Students who are double majors in Human Development and Psychology may use PSY 201 to replace MAT 107 or MAT 206 in the major. Students who are double majors in Human Development and Anthropology, or Psychology, or Sociology may request that PSY 202, or SOC 354 be substituted for HMD 201.