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Graduate Education
	• GRED 579 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Secondary Mathematics Grades 10 to 12
	• GRED 582 - Teaching Writing Language and Communication Grades 7 to 12
	• GRED 583 - The Development of Writing
	• GRED 584 - Teaching Literature and Literacy Grades 7 to 12
	• GRED 586 - Practicum II
	• GRED 587 - Leadership in Communities of Learners
	• GRED 588 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Middle English Language Arts Grades 7 to 9
	• GRED 589 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Secondary English Language Arts Grades 10 to 12
	• GRED 590 - Special Social Studies Education Content Topic
	• GRED 593 - The Development of Writing II
	• GRED 595 - Special Topics
	• GRED 599 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Secondary ELA Grades 5 to 12
	• GRED 600 - Philosophical Foundations of Education
	• GRED 603 - Seminar Teaching in the Secondary School
	• GRED 606 - Advanced Secondary Social Studies Education
	• GRED 606E - Advanced Economics Instruction
	• GRED 606G - Advanced Secondary Geography Instruction
	• GRED 606H - Advanced Secondary History Instruction
	• GRED 606P - Advanced Secondary Political Science Government Instruction
	• GRED 607 - Foundations of Education Birth to Grade 6
	• GRED 608 - Advanced Secondary Mathematics Education
	• GRED 610 - Advanced Secondary Science Education
	• GRED 613 - Student Teaching
	• GRED 616 - Curriculum and Evaluation
	• GRED 626 - Zebra Stripes and Learning Types
	• GRED 634 - Philosophical Foundations of Curriculum and Instruction
	• GRED 635 - Educational Research in Curriculum and Instruction
	• GRED 661 - Readings in Social Studies Education
	• GRED 664 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience in Childhood Education Grades 1 to 6
	• GRED 665 - Language and Culture
	• GRED 667 - Topics and Research in Mathematics Education
	• GRED 668 - Professional Portfolio Development
	• GRED 669 - Professional Development Performance Portfolio
	• GRED 670 - Culminating Experience (Project)
	• GRED 671 - Developing a Professional Teaching Portfolio
	• GRED 672 - Science Curricula Programs and Standards
	• GRED 673 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Secondary Science Grades 7 to 12
	• GRED 674 - Culminating Experience Thesis Research
	• GRED 675 - Secondary Science Teaching Research
	• GRED 676 - Student Teaching Seminar Policies and Practice in American Education
	• GRED 677 - Development and Learning in Adolescence
	• GRED 680A - Education Leadership Institute I
	• GRED 680B - Educational Leadership Institute II
	• GRED 681 - Social Studies Curriculum in Middle and Secondary School
	• GRED 682 - Research in Social Studies Education
	• GRED 684 - Secondary Social Studies Content Portfolio
	• GRED 687 - Action Research
	• GRED 688 - Social Studies Instruction in Middle and Secondary School
	• GRED 688E - Economics Instruction in Middle and Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688G - Geography Instruction in Middle and Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688H - History Instruction in Middle and Secondary Schools
	• GRED 688P - Political Science and Government Instruction in Middle and Secondary Schools
	• GRED 689 - Pre Student Teaching Field Experience Middle and Secondary Social Studies Grades 5 to 12
	• GRED 690B - School Building Leader Internship
	• GRED 690D - School District Leader Internship
	• GRED 692 - Student Teaching Placement 1
	• GRED 693 - Supervised Clinical Experience Student Teaching Grades 10 to 12
	• GRED 694 - Student Teaching in the Middle and Junior High School Grades 5 to 9
	• GRED 696 - Student Teaching
	• GRED 697 - Student Teaching Placement 2
	• GRED 699 - Thesis Research
Graduate English and Communication Where possible, the academic term the course is generally taught has been provided. All other courses are taught as demand warrants.
	• GECD 595 - Special Topics
	• GECD 598 - Tutorial
	• GECD 601 - Introduction to Graduate Studies
	• GECD 602 - Introduction to Discourse Studies
	• GECD 603 - Semiotics
	• GECD 604 - Professional Writing
	• GECD 605 - Rhetoric and Society
	• GECD 606 - Thesis Workshop
	• GECD 610 - Theories of Interpretation
	• GECD 615 - Narratology
	• GECD 620 - Poetics
	• GECD 625 - Psychology and Discourse
	• GECD 640 - Discourses of Nationalism
	• GECD 645 - Discourses of Humanism
	• GECD 650 - Discourses of Culture
	• GECD 655 - Discourses of Ecology
	• GECD 660 - Gender and Identity in Discourse
	• GECD 680 - Special Topics
	• GECD 690 - Thesis Credits
	• GECD 695 - Special Topics
Greek
	• GREK 101 - Intro to Classical Greek
	• GREK 102 - Intermediate Classical Greek
History
	• HIST 100 - World History
	• HIST 100R - World History Recitation
	• HIST 101 - Europe from 1500 to 1815
	• HIST 101R - Europe from 1500 to 1815 Recitation
	• HIST 102 - Europe since 1815
	• HIST 110 - Europe since 1500
	• HIST 120 - Survey of American History
	• HIST 195 - Special Topics
	• HIST 198 - Tutorial
	• HIST 201 - United States to 1877
	• HIST 202 - United States Since 1877
	• HIST 210 - American Identities in Song
	• HIST 225 - East Asian History
	• HIST 230 - Introduction to Africa
	• HIST 240 - Immigrant America
	• HIST 250 - Sick History of Early America
	• HIST 252 - Eat A Global History of Food

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Course Descriptions

Graduate Education

Graduate English and Communication

Greek

History