SPAN4300 Special Topics, SPAN4310 Spanish Phonetics, and SPAN4320 Spanish Linguistics.
Total Minor Requirements..........................18 hours
Teaching English To Speakers Of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor A grade of C or higher must be earned in each course. Students must perform at a 70% level or better on the final test in each course, as well as have a passing grade in the field experience component.
TESOL 15-hr certificate, by itself, is not for traditional undergraduate students. TESOL 15-hr certificate is only available to online, graduate school and nontraditional students. Check with languages/linguistics/TESOL department chair if in doubt.
Traditional undergrad students (typically TIgerville campus), in order to earn the TESOL certificate, must do either the 18-hr TESOL minor or the 18-hr secondary interdisciplinary TESOL component.
LING2320 Linguistics..................................................... 3 hours LING3325 Second Language Acquisition ..................... 3 hours
TESL3317 The Teaching of English as a Second Language.................................................................... 3 hours Cross-Listed as ENGL3317
TESL4300 Practicum..................................................... 3 hours A minimum of 15 hrs of field experience must be in teaching ESL lessons, supervised by an experienced ESL instructor. Written satisfactory report of these ESL teaching hours from cooperating instructor is required to receive passing grade for course.
ENGL3315 Advanced English Grammar....................... 3 hours ENGL4395 English Internship ....................................... 3 hours
Total Minor Requirements..........................18 hours
Theatre Minor THTR1100 Freshman Practicum................................... 2 hours THTR1300 Theatre Appreciation ................................. 3 hours THTR1320 Acting I......................................................... 3 hours THTR1340 Stagecraft .................................................... 3 hours THTR2100 Sophomore Practicum................................ 2 hours THTR2210 Stage Management..................................... 2 hours
Theatre Elective............................................................. 3 hours Choose from THTR1305 Fundamentals of Design, THTR2300 Intro to Applied Theatre, THTR2315 Acting II, THTR2340 Drama in Ministry, THTR3370 Movement, and THTR3380 Costume Design.
Total Minor Requirements..........................18 hours
Visual Art Minor ARTS1310 Drawing I...................................................... 3 hours ARTS1320 Drawing II ..................................................... 3 hours
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ARTS1330 Design I......................................................... 3 hours ARTS1340 Design II ....................................................... 3 hours ARTS1360 Digital Imagery ............................................ 3 hours ARTS2310 Art History I.................................................. 3 hours ARTS2320 Art History II................................................. 3 hours
Visual Art 2000 Level Elective ...................................... 3 hours Prerequisites for selected course(s) must be met.
Choose at least 3 hours from ARTS2300 Sculpture I, ARTS2330 Photography I, ARTS2340 Ceramics I, ARTS2350 Printmaking I, ARTS2360 Painting I, and ARTS2390 Typography.
Visual Art 3000 Level Elective ...................................... 3 hours Prerequisites for selected course(s) must be met.
Choose at least 3 hours from ARTS3300 Contemporary Art History, ARTS3305 Non-Western Art History, ARTS3310 Painting II, ARTS3330 Ceramics II, ARTS3360 Printmaking II, ARTS3370 Photography II, ARTS3380 Sculpture II, and ARTS3390 Graphic Art I.
Visual Art 4000 Level Elective ...................................... 3 hours Prerequisites for selected course(s) must be met.
Choose at least 3 hours from ARTS4310 Graphic Art II, ARTS4330 Drawing III, ARTS4340 Ceramics III, ARTS4350 Painting III, ARTS4360 Photography III, ARTS4370 Exhibition and Portfolio Procedures, ARTS4380 Printmaking III, and ARTS4390 Sculpture III.
Total Minor Requirements..........................30 hours
Youth Ministry Minor Prerequisite for this minor is earning a grade of C or higher in CHST1310 Old Testament Survey and CHST1320 New Testament Survey.
CHST2300 Principles of Theological Research and
Writing ....................................................................... 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required in this course prior to taking any course for which it is a prerequisite.
Failure to earn a minimum grade of C on the grammar portion of this course will require completion of ENGL3315 Advanced Grammar and Style as an elective credit.
CHST2370 Introduction to Youth Ministry .................. 3 hours CHST2375 Youth Ministry Programming..................... 3 hours
CHST2390 Hermeneutics.............................................. 3 hours A grade of C or higher is required in this course prior to taking any course for which it is a prerequisite.
Biblical/Historical/Theological/Ethical Studies............ 3 hours Choose from CHST3300 level or higher courses.
Youth Ministry Electives 1 ............................................ 3 hours CHST3345 Youth Evangelism and Discipleship, CHST3346 Youth Ministry Conference Practicum , or CHST3349 Adult Leaders in Youth Ministry
Youth Ministry Electives 2 ............................................ 3 hours Choose from CHST4340 Crisis Issues in Youth Ministry and CHST4344 Models of Youth Ministry.
Total Minor Requirements..........................21 hours – 203 –
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