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Nov 21, 2024
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2007-2008 General/Graduate Catalog - Expired August 2013 [Archived Catalog]
Liberal Studies Program Requirements
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Essential Skills (8-16 credit hours):
Writing as Critical Thinking (3 credit hours):
Speech (0*-3 credit hours):
*Students have the option to test out of COMM 170. Elementary Functions (0*-5 credit hours):
*Students who satisfactorily complete a higher level Math course such as MATH 194 LAS Calculus, MATH 198 Analytic Geometry & Calculus I, or MATH 192 Essentials of Calculus have completed the Elementary Functions Essential Skill requirement. Statistics (3 credit hours):
Computer Literacy:
The Liberal Studies Program includes a multifaceted computer literacy requirement. Workshops offered by the Division of Libraries and Museums in conjunction with the Truman Week Program and Residential College Program introduce freshman students to e-mail, library databases and basic search techniques, Internet resources, and copyright and privacy issues. Imbedded throughout the curriculum, both in Liberal Studies Program courses and within major programs, are additional opportunities for students to develop facility in word processing, spreadsheets, information retrieval, and the legal and ethical use of technology in research. Personal Well-Being (2 credit hours):
Modes of Inquiry (22-25 credit hours):
Students must successfully complete seven (7) of the eight (8) Modes of Inquiry Aesthetic – Fine Arts (3 credit hours):
Aesthetic – Literature (3 credit hours):
Historical (3 credit hours):
Mathematical (3-5 hours):
Philosophical/Religious (3 credit hours):
Scientific – Life Science (4 credit hours):
Scientific – Physical Science (4-5 credit hours):
Social Scientific (3 credit hours):
Interconnecting Perspectives (4-17 credit hours):
Truman Program (1 credit hour):
The Truman Program is required during the first semester of enrollment for all students classified as first-time, degree-seeking undergraduates. Junior Interdisciplinary Writing-Enhanced Seminar (3 credit hours):
- JINS 300 - Cultural Crossroads (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 301 - Music in Religious Thought and Practice Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 302 - Wilderness Leadership Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 303 - Computers and Natural Language Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 304 - Native American Conflict Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 305 - Issues in Democratic Institutions Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 306 - The Rock Generation Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 307 - Friendship Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 308 - U.S. Immigration Laws and Immigrant Writings Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 309 - Decision Making Seminar Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 310 - The Classical Perspective on Ancient Historians Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 311 - Race, Class, and Gender Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 312 - American Social Character Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 313 - Bloomsbury Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 314 - Economics of Gender Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 315 - Nuclear Weaponry Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 316 - Portrayals of Women (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 317 - Women’s Movement in Intercultural Perspective: The U.S and South Africa Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 318 - Classical Athenian Humanism Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 319 - Human and Computer Cognition Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 320 - Development of the Book Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 321 - Leadership Analysis: Exploring the Final Frontiers Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 322 - Architecture: Forms and Structures Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 323 - Dress and Self Image Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 324 - Contexts of Disability Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 325 - Rural America Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 326 - On Human Nature Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 327 - Illuminations Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 328 - Exploration and Discovery (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 329 - Language and Meaning Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 330 - Environmental Economics: Issues and Policies Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 331 - The Chemistry of Art Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 332 - Death and Dying Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 333 - Conflict, Cooperation, and Choice Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 334 - Geometry of the Universe Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 335 - Ecology versus Land Use Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 336 - The Environment (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 337 - Musical Theatre Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 338 - Race and Ethnicity (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 339 - Gender and Culture (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 340 - German-Jewish Identities Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 341 - Sport and Society (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 342 - The Indo-Europeans Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 343 - The Horse in Art, Science, and History Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 344 - Salome and John the Baptist Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 345 - From Page to Stage and Screen Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 346 - Varieties of Non-Violence Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 347 - Religion, Health, and Healing Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 348 - The Visual World: Color and Symmetry Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 349 - Bodylore/Brainlore: Thinking with the Body Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 350 - Science and Society (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 351 - The Faust Tradition Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 352 - Why You’re Wrong (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 353 - Ethical Implications of the Human Genome Project Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 354 - Insects, Disease, and Human Affairs Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 355 - Creativity in Arts and Sciences Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 356 - The Art and Science of Humor Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 357 - Bayou Blues: French Music in Louisiana Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 358 - Textiles as Cultural Documents: Hanging by a Thread Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 359 - Exploration into the Origin of Life Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 360 - Amish History and Culture Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 361 - Innovations of War Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 362 - Extraterrestrial Life Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 363 - Class in America Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 364 - The Aesthetics of Food Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 365 - Science and Literature Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 366 - Potent Potables: A Reflection on America Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 367 - The Paradoxes of Infinity Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 368 - Women and Science Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 369 - Why We Fight (template course) Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 370 - Economic Growth and Political Instability Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 371 - Arrest the Music! Music and Political Protest Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 372 - Communication and the Face Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 373 - Stress in America Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 374 - The Parenting Process Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 375 - Weird Science Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 376 - Women’s Health Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 377 - Serial Killers and Psychopaths Credits: 3 hours
- JINS 378 - Visual Music: From Mimesis to Abstraction Credits: 3 hours
Intercultural Perspective (0*-5 credit hours):
(May double-count with other LSP, major, or minor requirements)
All Study Abroad experiences approved for academic credit at Truman fulfill the Intercultural Perspective Requirement.
*Selected courses may also fulfill an LSP: Modes of Inquiry requirement, if cross-listed as an option. Foreign Language (1-8 credit hours):
The Foreign Language requirement may be satisfied by successful completion of the first year of a single foreign language, or by demonstrating elementary proficiency as determined by a proficiency examination, or by successful completion of an intermediate or higher level foreign language course. |
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