Global Studies Food Studies Concentration Associate in Arts

Outcomes

Overview

Courses

First Semester

COLS101	College Success	1 credits
COMM101	Introduction to Communication	3 credits
ENGL101	English I	3 credits
GLBL130	Introduction to Global Studies	3 credits
CISC101	Introduction to Information Technology	3 credits
POLS101	Introduction to Political Science	3 credits
Total Credit Hours:		16

Second Semester

ENGL151L	English II	3 credits
GEOG101	Peoples and the Environments of the World	3 credits
MATH	Mathematics Elective (QL)++	3 credits
FDST110	Food and Identity	3 credits
SOCA102	Cultural Anthropology	3 credits
	OR
SOCA103	Principles of Sociology	3 credits
	OR
PSYC103	Introduction to Psychology	3 credits
Total Credit Hours:		15-16

Summer Semester

Summer Study Abroad or

Field Experience & Academic Research in Global Studies ***

Total Credit Hours:

3

Third Semester

GEOG210	Weather and Climate	4 credits
FDST201	Sustainable Food Systems	3 credits
MDLA	Modern Language +	3 credits
	Concentration Elective*	3 credits
Total Credit Hours:		13

Fourth Semester

GLBL230	Global Studies Capstone	3 credits
MDLA	Modern Language +	3 credits
	Mathematics (QL) or Science (SCI) Elective ++	3/4 credits
	Concentration Elective*	3 credits
	Elective +++	3 credits
Total Credit Hours:		15-16

Total Credit Hours: 62-64

• Two courses must be completed in Writing Intensive (WI) sections.

 

+ 6 credits of the same Modern Language are required for graduation.

 

+++ Elective must be chosen from the list of courses which are applicable to AA and AS degrees and should be chosen with transferability in mind.

 

*** Not all study abroad courses may run every summer. Options include: INTS200 (for a total of 3 cr), INTS201, INTS202, INTS250, POLS150, POLS170, GLBL160, SOCA268.

 

See Electives tab for list of Concentration and Math/Science elective options

Electives

*Concentration Electives (two courses required)

HUMA121	American Work Experience	3 credits
HUMA150	Nature of the Environment	3 credits
HUMA250G	Research Methods in the Social Sciences	3 credits
GEOG140	Investigating Climate Change	3 credits
GEOG271	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems	4 credits
PHIL202	Ethics & Moral Problems	3 credits
PSYC205	Research Methods	3 credits

Only one of the following may count for credit toward the same degree: HUMA250G or PSYC205

++Math or Science Electives

MATH120	Nature of Mathematics	3 credits
MATH140	College Algebra	3 credits
MATH145	Trigonometry	3 credits
MATH150	Introductory Statistics	3 credits
MATH160	Pre-Calculus	4 credits
MATH165	Applied Calculus	3 credits
MATH175	Calculus I with Review (Part 1)	4 credits
MATH176	Calculus I with Review (Part 2)	4 credits
MATH180	Calculus I	4 credits
MATH181	Calculus II	4 credits
MATH210	Calculus III	4 credits
MATH211	Differential Equations	4 credits
BIOS104	Field Ecology	4 credits
BIOS105	Contemporary Biology	4 credits
BIOS107	Biology I	4 credits
BIOS110	In Your Genes	4 credits
BIOS115	Essentials of Biology	4 credits
BIOS126	Environmental Science	4 credits
BIOS150	Biology II	4 credits
BIOS160	Human Biology	4 credits
BIOS202	Microbiology for Allied Health	4 credits
BIOS204	Human Anatomy & Physiology I	4 credits
BIOS206	General Ecology	4 credits
CHEM105	Chemistry in Contemporary Society	4 credits
CHEM120	General Chemistry I	4 credits
CHEM135	Chemistry of Life	4 credits
GEOG150	Astronomy	4 credits
GEOL201	Physical Geology	4 credits
PHYS101	Physics I	4 credits
PHYS151	Physics II	4 credits
PHYS215	Physics for Science & Engineering I	5 credits
PHYS225	Physics for Science & Engineering II	5 credits

MATH150 is the recommended math course