Narrative Courses

CHEM 10-12 credits CHEM electives
10 credits of MUEN 111 Applied Voice
MUSI xxx 2 credits of Music electives
3 credits in Art History, Music History, or Theatre History
3 credits of Department-Specific Discipline Course
An appropriate discipline-based “Topics” course (with approval of Peace and Conflict Studies committee)
AND
Any other approved POLI course or European or non-Western HIST course
Any STAT 3xx or 4xx course
ART 2xx Studio Art Elective
ARTH xxx Elective Art History (200 level or above)
ART/MUGE/THEA course meeting QuEST arts requirement
CIS/MATH/STAT meeting Quest mathematical science
DANC xxx Dance Elective
Department-specific discipline course (listed below) for a total of 6 credits
discipline-specific field experience (e.g., CHRM 391, PSYC 391, SOWK 490, NURS 313) Must be completed with children and/or youth population.
Early Childhood Electives
ENGL 122-176 Literature Elective
ENGL 1xx (ENGL 122-ENGL 176, meeting QuEST literature)
POLI xxx Fifteen credits of Politics electives
Four 12-unit* courses in public policy, political science, and/or methodology from Carnegie Mellon University’s MS in Public Policy and Management curriculum
HIST 3xx World history elective
HRM 3xx or 4xx Human Resource elective
Junior Recital (solo preferred; joint by faculty permission)
LEAD 3xx or 4xx Leadership elective
Lifeguarding competency
MATH/STAT xxx course meeting QuEST Mathematical Sciences
MS Public Policy and Management Capstone Course
MUAP, MUEN, or MUSI xxx electives
MUAP xxx Applied Music
MUAP xxx Applied Music
MUAP xxx Applied Music (4 hrs./semester)
MUAP xxx Applied Music credits
MUAP xxx Applied Music credits
MUAP xxx Applied Music credits
MUAP xxx Applied Music electives
MUAP xxx Applied Music (major performance area)
MUEN Any Chamber Music Ensemble
MUEN Any Instrumental Ensemble
MUEN Any Music Department Ensemble
MUEN Any Vocal Ensemble
MUEN xxx Music Ensemble
MUEN xxx Music Ensemble credits
MUEN xxx Music Ensemble electives
MUEN xxx Music Ensemble electives
MUEN xxx Music Ensembles
MUSI xxx Music electives
Nine credits (3 courses) of 300-level HIST courses
Nine credits ENGL electives
One 300-level American History course
One 300-level Classical and Medieval European History course
One 300-level Modern European History course
One 300-level World History course
One 3-credit course from each studio concentration area.
One additional, 3-credit course, based on the student's major
BIBL One BIBL course (three credits) in the 250-293 range
HDFS One HDFS elective (HDFS 245 or HDFS 391 recommended)
One semester at Contemporary Music Center, artist or business track
One three-credit course in History or Archaeology
One three-credit course in Literature or Philosophy
OR
Piano Proficiency Exam
POLI xxx Politics elective
PSYC xxx Psychology electives
Required Disciplinary Focus (may not overlap with QuEST)
Senior Recital (solo only)
Senior Recital (solo or joint)
HIST 3xx or 4xx Six additional credits of HIST 3xx or 4xx- courses
Six credits of Digital Media Electives (see list)
Sophomore Review
Studio Art elective
Study Abroad option
Summer research
THEA xxx Theatre electives
ENGL Three credit 300-level ENGL literature elective
HIST Three credits 300-level HIST elective
Three credits American Literature
Three credits British Literature
CHEM Three credits CHEM electives
Three credits Literature before 1900
Three credits upper-level American History
Three credits upper-level European History
Three credits World History
Twelve additional credits of STAT 3xx/4xx courses
POLI xxx Twenty-seven (27) credits of POLI xxx electives
BIO 397 Forest Management for a Sustainable World (Oregon Extension)
Biol 482 Restoration Ecology
Biol/Agric/Geog 301 Land Resources
Biol/Agric/Geog 303 Ecological Agriculture
Biol/Agric/Geog 343 Tropical Agriculture & Missions
Biol/Geog 355 Watersheds in Global Development
Biol/Geog 471 Conservation Biology
OC 302 Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology
OT 302 Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology
OT 467 Health Services Administration & Professional Development
PC 411 Principles of Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharm.
ST 310 Introduction to Biostatistics